Lazare-Panam
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Lazare-Panam provides software engineering discipline skills covering debugging, code review, CI/CD pipelines, security hardening, observability, and git versioning practices.
Agent Skills by Lazare-Panam
Showing 11 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
Lazare-Panamdebugging-and-error-recovery
Diagnose test failures, build errors, and runtime bugs through a structured root-cause triage checklist.
Lazare-Panamplanning-and-task-breakdown
Decomposes specifications into ordered, verifiable implementation tasks with acceptance criteria.
Lazare-Panamapi-and-interface-design
Guides design of stable REST APIs, TypeScript interfaces, and module contracts.
Lazare-Panamci-cd-and-automation
Configures CI/CD pipelines with quality gates, deployment strategies, and rollback workflows.
Lazare-Panamcode-review-and-quality
Reviews code changes across correctness, readability, architecture, security, and performance before merge.
Lazare-Panamsecurity-and-hardening
Hardens web application code against OWASP vulnerabilities, SSRF, and LLM-specific attack surfaces.
Lazare-Panamobservability-and-instrumentation
Instruments production code with structured logging, metrics, tracing, and alerting.
Lazare-Panaminterview-me
Extracts underlying user intent through one-question-at-a-time interviews until 95% confidence.
Lazare-Panamcode-simplification
Refactors code to reduce complexity while preserving exact behavior and project conventions.
Lazare-Panamdoubt-driven-development
Subjects non-trivial decisions to adversarial fresh-context review before they stand.
Lazare-Panamgit-workflow-and-versioning
Structures git commits, branching, semantic versioning, and changelog practices for code changes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Lazare-Panam
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using Lazare-Panam's skills?▼
You can perform root-cause debugging, break specs into ordered implementable tasks, design REST or GraphQL interfaces, set up CI/CD pipelines with quality gates, conduct multi-axis code reviews, harden code against vulnerabilities, add logging/metrics/tracing instrumentation, simplify complex code, and manage git branching, tagging, and semantic versioning.
Who are Lazare-Panam's skills designed for?▼
Software engineers and engineering teams shipping production code. The skills target developers reviewing changes before merge, handling untrusted input or personal data, operating production services needing observability, and anyone managing releases, parallel branches, or high-stakes decisions requiring adversarial verification.
How do the skills handle security and privacy requirements?▼
The security-and-hardening skill applies when handling user input, authentication, data storage, or third-party integrations. It explicitly covers features managing user sessions and personal data subject to GDPR and CCPA privacy compliance, hardening code against vulnerabilities before deployment.
When should I use the interview-me and doubt-driven-development skills?▼
Use interview-me when a request is underspecified, extracting true intent through one-question-at-a-time dialogue until roughly 95% confidence. Use doubt-driven-development when correctness outweighs speed: unfamiliar code, production or security-sensitive logic, and irreversible operations get adversarial fresh-context review.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
No external dependencies are specified in the manifest. The skills are methodology-driven: they apply to existing contexts like failing tests, specs awaiting task breakdown, code pending review, production services needing instrumentation, and repositories requiring branching, tagging, or changelog management.