Mukitul Islam Mukit
Community@mimukit · Dhaka, Bangladesh
Senior Software Engineer · 9+ yrs Fullstack (TS/Node/React) · AI integrations, distributed systems · Building @saasaloy & @codealoy · Bangladesh 🇧🇩 / Remote
Agent Skills by Mukitul Islam Mukit
Showing 34 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
skillkit
Author new AI agent skills from scratch with conventions, testing, and publishing guidance.
mergekit
Sets up GitHub pull requests for local review and merges them after explicit human confirmation.
gitkit
Manages git worktrees, base-ref resolution, branch syncing, cleanup, and recovery using native git commands.
grillkit
Interrogates ideas, plans, and designs through structured question rounds with recommended answers.
plankit
Generates structured plan documents from rough feature ideas grounded in the existing codebase.
releasekit
Derives semver versions and changelogs from Conventional Commits, then tags and publishes GitHub releases.
orcakit
Reconciles Orca desktop workspaces with git worktrees by linking issues, updating statuses, and removing merged work.
researchkit
Compare technical options against primary sources and recommend one with cited evidence.
domainkit
Record domain glossary terms and architectural decision records in CONTEXT.md and docs/adr/.
refactorkit
Survey a codebase for structural friction and write one ranked refactoring proposal.
uikit
Build and audit frontend UI to eliminate AI-generated design defaults.
handoffkit
Generates a Markdown handoff document summarizing session state, decisions, and next steps for a fresh agent.
afkkit
Orchestrates unattended GitHub issue implementation from worktree setup through open pull request.
commitkit
Create Conventional Commits messages from the git diff and push grouped commits to origin.
designkit
Extract design tokens from existing UI code into a lint-validated DESIGN.md file.
humankit
Rewrite prose to remove AI-generated writing patterns while preserving all original facts.
reviewkit
Reviews AI-generated code changes in four ordered passes against the working tree or branch diff.
testkit
Retrofit a verified automated test suite onto an untested working codebase.
validatekit
Pressure-test a startup idea with forcing questions, market research, and an evidence-graded verdict.
prkit
Draft and open GitHub pull requests from branch commits and diffs using the gh CLI.
repokit
Configure GitHub repository metadata, labels, settings, and docs numbering through the gh CLI.
debugkit
Diagnose root causes of bugs through reproduction, falsifiable hypotheses, and on/off proof tests.
paseokit
Synchronize git worktrees with the Paseo workspace registry and reap merged work.
implementkit
Implement plans, specs, or issues into working code with mode resolution and a test-build gate.
Frequently Asked Questions About Mukitul Islam Mukit
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with mimukit's skills?▼
The 34 skills cover the full delivery span: scaffolding new skills, planning features, managing git worktrees and branches, implementing plans, reviewing agent-written code, debugging root causes, retrofitting tests, cutting semver releases, generating QA plans, writing docs, and validating SaaS ideas.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers and indie builders running agent-assisted development sessions, particularly fullstack TypeScript/Node/React developers who want structured conventions for git worktrees, PRs, issues, releases, design systems, and documentation rather than ad-hoc prompting.
How do the skills run in practice?▼
Each skill is a folder with a SKILL.md frontmatter declaring its trigger phrases and allowed capabilities such as Bash, Read, Write, WebSearch, or AskUserQuestion. Users invoke them by name (e.g. /releasekit, /commitkit) or via natural-language requests matching the description.
What license and cost apply to these skills?▼
Every skill in the manifest is released under the MIT license, making them free to use, modify, and redistribute. There is no paid tier or usage fee mentioned in the manifest.
What prerequisites do the skills depend on?▼
Most skills assume a git repository and GitHub-centric setup: the gh CLI for PR, issue, and repo operations, Conventional Commits history for releases, and optionally companion apps like Orca or Paseo for workspace registry syncing. Several skills explicitly invoke other skills as dependencies.