Nano Step
Official@nano-step · Vietnam
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step
Agent Skills by Nano Step
Showing 10 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
ui-ux-pro-max
Map user requests to UI/UX design-system recommendations across style, color, typography, and layout.
nano-brain
Enable persistent memory and hybrid search across sessions, codebase, notes, and logs.
rtk-setup
Automate RTK setup and enforcement in AGENTS.md files across OpenCode sessions.
skill-management
Route tools through a subagent context using a cached index.
graphql-inspector
Discover GraphQL queries and mutations through progressive schema exploration.
Extract text and tables from PDFs using Python libraries.
mermaid-validator
Validate Mermaid diagram syntax in Markdown files using a Node.js script.
skill-creator
Create, validate, and package Claude skills with template-driven frontmatter.
rtk
Prefix shell commands with rtk to compress and filter command output.
comprehensive-feature-builder
Coordinate five-phase feature development with checkpoints and Playwright MCP validation.
Frequently Asked Questions About Nano Step
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific technical tasks are enabled by these capabilities?▼
These capabilities enable precise extraction of tabular data from PDFs, validation of Mermaid diagram syntax, and progressive exploration of GraphQL schemas. Additionally, users can implement persistent memory across sessions and enforce structured command filtering using RTK prefixes to manage output density.
Which engineering personas benefit most from these technical modules?▼
Full-stack developers, technical documentation engineers, and system architects benefit most. These modules are designed for professionals managing complex codebases, requiring rigorous schema validation, structured feature development, and efficient information retrieval across disparate project logs and notes.
What are the primary prerequisites for implementing these modules?▼
Implementation requires a Node.js runtime environment for diagram validation and standard library support for PDF processing. Users must also maintain structured frontmatter in their project files to ensure compatibility with the skill packaging and validation modules provided by the registry.