Neuve
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Offers specialized TypeScript code quality, performance profiling, and architectural pattern enforcement for modern web engineering environments.
Agent Skills by Neuve
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
NeuveAIeffect-best-practices
Enforce consistent Effect-TS patterns across TypeScript codebases.
NeuveAIcode-review
Reviews pull requests for security, performance, testing, and design issues.
NeuveAIskill-writing
Create and validate agent skills with frontmatter and TDD workflows.
NeuveAIdeslop
Refactor recently changed code to improve readability without altering behavior.
NeuveAIvercel-react-best-practices
Identify and apply React/Next.js performance best practices to code changes.
NeuveAIeffect-portable-patterns
Provides portable Effect utilities for robust promise-based TypeScript applications.
NeuveAIdebug-agent
Identify bug root causes by collecting NDJSON logs and testing hypotheses.
NeuveAIexpect
Verify UI edits in a real browser using expect MCP tools.
NeuveAIperf-agent
Profile UI performance changes in Chrome and measure Core Web Vitals.
Frequently Asked Questions About Neuve
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can Neuve perform on my codebase?▼
Neuve performs automated code reviews for security and design, refactors code for readability, profiles UI performance using Chrome, and enforces consistent Effect-TS patterns. It also validates pull requests and verifies UI edits through browser-based testing.
Which engineering personas benefit most from these capabilities?▼
Frontend engineers, full-stack developers, and technical leads benefit from these capabilities. The suite is designed for teams maintaining complex TypeScript applications who require rigorous code quality standards, performance optimization, and architectural consistency across distributed development environments.
What are the prerequisites for integrating these capabilities?▼
Integration requires a TypeScript-based project, specifically utilizing React or Next.js frameworks for UI-related tasks. Users must have access to their repository environment to implement the provided patterns and allow the analysis of NDJSON logs and browser-based performance metrics.