LobeHub
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Agent Skills by LobeHub
Showing 52 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
debug-frontend-with-browser
Diagnose frontend state boundaries by comparing data flow across isolated browser and application layers.
debug-package
Configure and implement debug logging namespaces for LobeHub application modules and services.
response-compliance
Execute official OpenResponses compliance test suites against local or remote Response API endpoints.
agent-work
Register and render agent-produced work entities across diverse development platforms and shell environments.
heterogeneous-agent
Debug and implement heterogeneous agent pipelines for CLI-based AI agent orchestration.
trpc-router
Implement server-side API endpoints and procedures using the TRPC framework for application backends.
llm-generation
Implement and trace application-level LLM generation workflows with structured output and versioning.
full-text-search
Configure and manage full-text search infrastructure for LobeHub product data and entities.
design-prototype
Generate interactive single-file HTML design prototypes using production-style React and LobeHub design tokens.
agent-signal
Implement event-driven background work for agents using signal pipelines and asynchronous execution handlers.
deep-review
Perform multi-dimensional code reviews using independent subagents and automated verification pipelines.
split-micro-app
Configure and deploy standalone micro-apps within a monorepo using React Router and Cloudflare Workers.
pr
Automate pull request creation and manage stacked branch workflows for multi-layer repository architectures.
agent-testing-bot
Automate end-to-end verification of AI agents across native desktop messaging platforms.
ux
Apply design values and interaction checklists to user-facing product interfaces.
agent-tracing
Inspect agent execution snapshots and debug LLM tool calls using local CLI tools.
agent-runtime-hooks
Implement lifecycle hooks to observe and intercept agent execution steps and tool calls.
skills-audit
Audit and maintain project-local skill units to ensure consistency and operational integrity.
builtin-tool
Implement and register custom builtin tool packages for the LobeHub agent runtime environment.
cleanup-git-worktrees
Audit and remove stale Git worktrees and local branches using deterministic classification logic.
compose-atoms
Decompose complex domain features into mountable capability atoms for modular application architecture.
product-design
Analyze business models and user tasks to define grounded, shippable product design specifications.
spa-routes
Configure SPA route architecture and feature delegation for LobeHub web and desktop applications.
data-fetching-architecture
Implement standardized data fetching patterns using service layers, Zustand stores, and SWR hooks.
Frequently Asked Questions About LobeHub
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific development tasks does LobeHub support?▼
LobeHub supports UI component creation, state management via Zustand, database schema definition with Drizzle, and internationalization using react-i18next. It provides standardized patterns for Electron desktop architecture, Vitest unit testing, and environment variable configuration for Next.js projects, ensuring consistent codebase structure and type-safe development across web and desktop environments.
Which engineering personas benefit most from these resources?▼
Frontend engineers, full-stack developers, and UI architects working within the React and Next.js ecosystem benefit most. These resources are designed for developers seeking to enforce strict type-safety, standardized component patterns, and efficient state management in large-scale web applications or cross-platform desktop software.
What are the prerequisites for implementing these architectural patterns?▼
Implementation requires a foundational understanding of TypeScript, React, and Next.js. Projects should be configured with modern build systems capable of supporting Vitest for testing, Drizzle for database interactions, and standard Node.js environments for managing environment variables and server-side configurations.