Moon Pixels
Official@moonpixels · United Kingdom
Offers specialized development services for Laravel-based Inertia React interfaces, Tailwind CSS styling, and structured OpenCode configuration management.
Agent Skills by Moon Pixels
Showing 7 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
moonpixelstailwindcss-development
Apply Tailwind CSS v4 utility classes to build consistent UI components.
moonpixelspest-testing
Automate Pest-based unit, feature, browser, and architecture tests in Laravel.
moonpixelsagentic-skills
Validate YAML frontmatter, description, and body structure for agentic-skills units.
moonpixelsagentic-commands
Create and manage OpenCode command templates with frontmatter and token placeholders.
moonpixelsagentic-subagents
Create and manage OpenCode subagents with frontmatter and permissions.
moonpixelsagentic-config
Create or update AGENTS.md project instructions for agentic coding tools.
moonpixelsinertia-react-development
Implement Inertia.js v2 React pages, forms, and navigation flows.
Frequently Asked Questions About Moon Pixels
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific development tasks does Moon Pixels support?▼
Moon Pixels supports building responsive interfaces with Tailwind CSS v4 and Inertia.js v2 for React. Additionally, it provides capabilities for managing OpenCode command templates, subagent permissions, and project-level instruction files, alongside comprehensive unit and browser testing using the Pest framework.
Which technical personas benefit from these skills?▼
These skills are designed for full-stack developers and software engineers working within the Laravel ecosystem. Professionals focused on frontend consistency, rigorous testing standards, and structured configuration management for modular codebases will find these capabilities directly applicable to their daily development cycles.
What are the prerequisites for implementing these configurations?▼
Implementation requires a Laravel environment with support for Inertia.js v2 and Tailwind CSS v4. For configuration management, projects must utilize OpenCode standards, specifically requiring valid YAML frontmatter structures and properly formatted AGENTS.md files to ensure compatibility with subagent and command template definitions.