MartiX
Official@MartiXDev · Czech Republic
MartiX provides .NET and PowerShell engineering skills covering ASP.NET Core quality, TUnit testing, Fluent UI frontends, Pester test generation, and module publishing.
Agent Skills by MartiX
Showing 10 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
MartiXDevdotnet-frontend-ui
Builds React UI components with Fluent UI v9 primitives and Griffel token-based styling.
MartiXDevdotnet-devops-release-safety
Enforce CI build, test, deployment, and rollback gates for .NET releases.
MartiXDevtunit-testing-quality
Enforces TUnit-first testing conventions, naming patterns, and CI reliability gates for .NET test suites.
MartiXDevdotnet-api-quality
Improve ASP.NET Core APIs with validation, ProblemDetails, OpenAPI documentation, and consistent response contracts.
MartiXDevdotnet-performance
Optimizes .NET applications through async correctness, efficient data access, caching, and measured hotspot tuning.
MartiXDevpowershell-pester-test-generator
Generate Pester 5.x test files for existing PowerShell functions with parameter, pipeline, and edge-case coverage.
MartiXDevpowershell-module-builder
Convert standalone PowerShell scripts into structured modules with manifests and organized folders.
MartiXDevpowershell-modernizer
Convert PowerShell 5.1 legacy scripts to PowerShell 7+ modern syntax and parallel execution.
MartiXDevpowershell-pipeline-support-adder
Adds pipeline input support to existing PowerShell functions using begin/process/end blocks.
MartiXDevpowershell-gallery-publisher
Validate, version, and publish PowerShell modules to the PowerShell Gallery.
Frequently Asked Questions About MartiX
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using MartiX's skills?▼
You can build Fluent UI v9 React frontends, raise ASP.NET Core API quality with validation and ProblemDetails, optimize .NET async performance, generate Pester 5.x tests, modernize PowerShell 5.1 code to 7+, add pipeline support to functions, package modules, and publish to PowerShell Gallery.
Who are MartiX's skills designed for?▼
They target .NET backend engineers, PowerShell developers, and DevOps practitioners who maintain ASP.NET Core services, write or retrofit Pester and TUnit tests, modernize legacy PowerShell codebases, and enforce CI release safety with build/test gates and rollback-ready delivery.
How do the PowerShell module skills work in practice?▼
The module-builder converts standalone scripts into structured modules with manifests and export management; the pipeline-support-adder refactors functions with ValueFromPipeline and begin/process/end blocks; the gallery-publisher handles PSScriptAnalyzer validation, versioning, API key management, and PSGallery publication.
Are MartiX's skills open source and what do they cost?▼
Most skills carry the MIT license, including dotnet-frontend-ui, tunit-testing-quality, and all five PowerShell skills, making them free to use and modify. The remaining .NET skills list no explicit license in the manifest, so check the repository before redistribution.
What prerequisites do MartiX's skills require?▼
The .NET skills assume ASP.NET Core, TUnit, React with Fluent UI v9 and Griffel, plus CI pipelines for release gates. The PowerShell skills require PowerShell 7+, Pester 5.x, PSScriptAnalyzer, and a PowerShell Gallery API key for publishing modules.