Kiss My Apps
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Standardizes enterprise React and TypeScript development through modular state management, UI component architecture, and database schema enforcement.
Agent Skills by Kiss My Apps
Showing 17 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
kissMyApps-tlmmicrocopy
Standardize bilingual UI microcopy with brand terminology and writing patterns.
kissMyApps-tlmadd-setting-env
Merge validated server-side environment variables into user settings defaults.
kissMyApps-tlmtypescript
Standardize TypeScript coding practices for types, interfaces, generics, and null-safety.
kissMyApps-tlmlinear
Automate Linear issue management using Linear MCP tools.
kissMyApps-tlmdesktop
Guide Electron desktop feature development with IPC wiring and window management.
kissMyApps-tlmproject-overview
Summarize codebase architecture and directory structure from SKILL.md frontmatter.
kissMyApps-tlmtesting
Write, debug, and maintain Vitest tests for .test.ts and .test.tsx files.
kissMyApps-tlmadd-provider-doc
Generate provider documentation workflows for new AI services.
kissMyApps-tlmhotkey
Register and manage keyboard shortcuts across UI components.
kissMyApps-tlmzustand
Organize React state with Zustand slices and action hierarchies.
kissMyApps-tlmvercel-react-best-practices
Apply React and Next.js performance rules to optimize UI responsiveness and reduce bundle size.
kissMyApps-tlmmodal
Create modal dialogs imperatively using createModal from @lobehub/ui.
kissMyApps-tlmi18n
Manage react-i18next keys, namespaces, and translations with pnpm i18n.
kissMyApps-tlmreact
Standardize React component development with file structure and routing conventions.
kissMyApps-tlmrecent-data
Initialize and read recent topics, resources, and pages from a session store.
kissMyApps-tlmdebug
Configure namespace-based debug logging for Node.js and browser environments.
kissMyApps-tlmdrizzle
Enforce Drizzle ORM schema definitions and migrations in TypeScript projects.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kiss My Apps
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific development tasks are enabled by these skills?▼
These skills enable standardized React component development, imperative modal management, Zustand state organization, and Drizzle ORM schema enforcement. Additionally, they provide frameworks for managing bilingual UI microcopy, Electron desktop window wiring, and namespace-based debug logging across Node.js and browser environments.
Which engineering personas benefit from these standardized practices?▼
Frontend engineers, full-stack developers, and UI architects benefit from these standardized practices. The manifest is specifically designed for teams maintaining complex React and Next.js codebases who require consistent patterns for state management, testing, and internationalization.
What are the primary prerequisites for implementing these standards?▼
Implementation requires a TypeScript-based project environment, specifically utilizing React and Next.js frameworks. Key dependencies include Drizzle ORM for database operations, Zustand for state management, Vitest for testing, and react-i18next for localization support.