lambdasolver2
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lambdasolver2 provides 55 deep-reference skills for the Effect TypeScript ecosystem, covering typed services, RPC, streaming, concurrency, schema validation, and language-model integration.
Agent Skills by lambdasolver2
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lambdasolver2bend-gen-run
Validates Bend programs by running bend check before declaring completion.
lambdasolver2effect-ai-streaming
Implements Effect AI streaming responses with start/delta/end protocol, accumulation, and resource-safe consumption.
lambdasolver2effect-typeclass-design
Implement Effect typeclasses with curried signatures and dual data-first and data-last APIs.
lambdasolver2effect-cache
Implements in-memory caching of effectful lookups with Effect v4 Cache and ScopedCache.
lambdasolver2effect-ai-chat
Build stateful multi-turn AI chat sessions with the Effect Chat module.
lambdasolver2effect-testing
Write tests for Effect v4 applications using @effect/vitest and vitest.
lambdasolver2effect-ai-provider
Configure and compose AI provider layers using @effect/ai packages for language model integration.
lambdasolver2effect-path
Implements platform-abstract file path operations using the Effect Path service.
lambdasolver2effect-react-composition
Build composable React components with Effect Atom reactive state management.
lambdasolver2effect-layer-design
Design and compose Effect v4 layers for explicit dependency management.
lambdasolver2effect-atom-state
Implement reactive state management with Effect Atom for React applications.
lambdasolver2effect-atom-rpc
Build reactive Atom-aware RPC clients with cached queries, invalidating mutations, and SSR hydration.
lambdasolver2effect-react-vm
Implement View Model architecture for React applications using Effect and Effect-Atom.
lambdasolver2effect-sql
Implements type-safe SQL queries, repositories, resolvers, and migrations with Effect TypeScript.
lambdasolver2effect-incremental-migration
Migrate async Promise-based TypeScript modules to Effect services with backward-compatible facades.
lambdasolver2effect-context-witness
Guides choosing between Context.Service witness and capability patterns for dependency injection in Effect.
lambdasolver2effect-rpc-client
Build typed RPC clients in Effect with HTTP, WebSocket, TCP, and worker transports.
lambdasolver2effect-scope
Manage resource lifecycles in Effect v4 using Scope, finalizers, and scoped acquisition APIs.
lambdasolver2effect-pubsub-event-bus
Build typed event buses using Effect PubSub and Stream primitives.
lambdasolver2effect-socket
Build bidirectional TCP, Unix-domain, and WebSocket transports with Effect v4 socket modules.
lambdasolver2effect-optics
Implements composable type-safe optics for immutable access and updates to nested TypeScript data structures.
lambdasolver2effect-parallelization
Run Effect computations concurrently with combinators, racing, and coordination primitives.
lambdasolver2effect-wide-events
Guides wide-event instrumentation strategy for OpenTelemetry span annotations in Effect applications.
lambdasolver2effect-batching
Implement automatic request batching and deduplication using Effect's Request and RequestResolver APIs.
Frequently Asked Questions About lambdasolver2
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using lambdasolver2's skills?▼
You can build Effect TypeScript services with layers and dependency injection, define type-safe RPC and HTTP endpoints, manage fibers and streaming pipelines, validate data with Schema v4, construct MCP servers, integrate Anthropic/OpenAI/OpenRouter language models, and add structured logging, tracing, and metrics.
Who are these Effect skills designed for?▼
TypeScript engineers adopting the Effect ecosystem: backend developers building RPC servers and HTTP handlers, frontend engineers using Effect Atom and React view models, and platform teams needing cross-runtime file, process, socket, and crypto abstractions for Node.js, Bun, and browsers.
How do the skills fit into a practical development runtime?▼
Each skill targets a concrete Effect module such as HttpApi, RpcServer, Stream, Scope, or Schedule. You apply them while writing services, wiring layers, spawning child processes, bridging into Hono/Express/Lambda via ManagedRuntime, or testing with @effect/vitest and RpcTest.
Are lambdasolver2's skills free to use?▼
The registry lists these as publicly available skill definitions with no stated licensing fees. They document the open-source Effect ecosystem, whose packages are freely available on npm under permissive licenses, so adoption carries no direct cost.
What prerequisites are needed before applying these skills?▼
You need a TypeScript project with Effect v4 packages installed, plus familiarity with functional effect systems. Specific skills assume related modules: RPC skills expect RpcGroup contracts, React skills expect Effect Atom, and language-model skills expect provider credentials for Anthropic, OpenAI, or OpenRouter.