Kunj Sharma
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Full-stack developer skilled in building scalable backend systems, real-time platforms, CI/CD pipelines, and developer tools using Node.js, TypeScript, Docke
Agent Skills by Kunj Sharma
Showing 58 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
Kunj-Sharma03setup-pre-commit
Configures Husky pre-commit hooks with lint-staged, Prettier, type checking, and tests.
Kunj-Sharma03git-guardrails-claude-code
Configures Claude Code hooks to block dangerous git commands before execution.
Kunj-Sharma03scaffold-exercises
Creates lint-compliant course exercise directories with problem, solution, and explainer subfolders.
Kunj-Sharma03migrate-to-shoehorn
Migrate TypeScript test files from `as` assertions to @total-typescript/shoehorn partial mocks.
Kunj-Sharma03setup-ts-deep-modules
Configures dependency-cruiser to enforce deep-module package boundaries in TypeScript repositories.
Kunj-Sharma03loop-me
Interviews users to produce implementation-ready workflow specifications for recurring life loops.
Kunj-Sharma03writing-fragments
Captures raw writing fragments into a single markdown file through exploratory interviews.
Kunj-Sharma03writing-shape
Shape raw markdown material into a structured article paragraph by paragraph.
Kunj-Sharma03claude-handoff
Launches a background Claude agent seeded with a conversation handoff summary.
Kunj-Sharma03writing-beats
Assembles raw markdown material into articles through interactive beat-by-beat writing.
Kunj-Sharma03research
Investigate questions against primary sources and write cited findings to Markdown files.
Kunj-Sharma03domain-modeling
Build and maintain project domain glossaries and architectural decision records.
Kunj-Sharma03wayfinder
Plans large efforts as decision tickets on an issue tracker and resolves them incrementally.
Kunj-Sharma03setup-matt-pocock-skills
Configure a repository's issue tracker, triage labels, and domain doc layout for engineering skills.
Kunj-Sharma03diagnosing-bugs
Diagnose hard bugs and performance regressions through a structured six-phase feedback-loop workflow.
Kunj-Sharma03code-review
Reviews git diffs against coding standards and originating specs using parallel sub-agents.
Kunj-Sharma03to-tickets
Breaks plans and specs into tracer-bullet tickets with declared blocking dependencies.
Kunj-Sharma03ask-matt
Routes user situations to the appropriate skill or workflow in the repository.
Kunj-Sharma03wizard
Generate interactive bash wizards that walk humans through manual setup procedures.
Kunj-Sharma03improve-codebase-architecture
Scan a codebase for shallow modules and present deepening refactors as a visual HTML report.
Kunj-Sharma03to-spec
Synthesizes conversation context into a structured spec published to the project issue tracker.
Kunj-Sharma03codebase-design
Designs deep modules with small interfaces placed at clean seams.
Kunj-Sharma03triage
Move GitHub issues and external PRs through a triage state machine with agent-ready briefs.
Kunj-Sharma03prototype
Build throwaway HTML or UI prototypes to answer design questions about logic or layout.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kunj Sharma
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Kunj Sharma's skill registry?▼
You can optimize React/Next.js performance, build production-grade UIs, generate premium design references, run test-driven development, diagnose bugs, conduct multi-axis code reviews, set up CI/CD pipelines, manage git workflows, write specs and ADRs, and harden code against vulnerabilities.
Who should use these skills?▼
Full-stack and frontend engineers working with React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, and Expo benefit most. UI/UX engineers enforcing design standards, and developers practicing TDD, spec-driven development, or systematic debugging will find dedicated skills for each discipline.
How do I install and run these skills?▼
Skills are invoked within an agent coding environment such as Claude Code or Codex by placing skill folders in the workspace. Many are user-invocable with argument hints; some, like browser-testing-with-devtools, require the chrome-devtools MCP server configured beforehand.
Are these skills open source and free to use?▼
Yes. Several skills carry explicit MIT licenses (vercel-react-best-practices, vercel-react-native-skills, karpathy-guidelines), and impeccable is Apache 2.0, based on Anthropic's frontend-design skill with attribution in NOTICE.md. No paid licensing is indicated in the manifest.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Most skills need only a compatible agent coding environment. Specific ones require extras: browser-testing-with-devtools needs the chrome-devtools MCP server, setup-pre-commit needs a Node.js repo for Husky and lint-staged, and migrate-to-shoehorn targets TypeScript test files using @total-typescript/shoehorn.