Kingstinct
Official@kingstinct · Sweden
Kingstinct builds Apps for Mobile and Web
Agent Skills by Kingstinct
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
SQL Database Access
Build type-safe SQL queries with Kysely across JavaScript runtimes.
integrations
Manage Linear tasks, investigate Sentry errors, and retrieve GitHub repository information.
typescript
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skill-creator
Guide users through creating and structuring AI skills with SKILL.md best practices.
mcp-builder
Guide MCP server development in Python or TypeScript with schema validation.
plan
Generate MVP-focused implementation plans with integrated test strategies.
bun
Standardize Bun runtime usage for JavaScript and TypeScript development tasks.
biome
Enforce code quality and formatting standards using Biome.
react
Provide React development best practices for hooks, components, state, and performance.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kingstinct
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific development tasks does Kingstinct support?▼
Kingstinct supports building type-safe database queries, enforcing code quality standards, managing project tasks via Linear, and implementing React component architectures. It provides structured guidance for creating development environments and establishing testing strategies for web and mobile projects.
Which engineering personas benefit from these skills?▼
Full-stack web developers, database engineers, and technical leads benefit from these skills. The offerings are specifically designed for teams utilizing the Bun runtime, Kysely for database operations, and Biome for maintaining consistent codebases across complex web and mobile projects.
What are the prerequisites for implementing these development standards?▼
Implementation requires a foundational environment configured for the Bun runtime and TypeScript. Users should have existing access to the target services, such as Linear for task management or Sentry for error investigation, to effectively utilize the provided integration and database connectivity modules.