Pieter Bracke
Community@Pieter-1337 · Belgium
Pieter Bracke's skill registry covers TypeScript/.NET full-stack scaffolding, Better Auth setup, EF Core migrations, testing, and PRD-to-issue engineering execution.
Agent Skills by Pieter Bracke
Showing 25 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
Pieter-1337create-auth-skill
Implements authentication in TypeScript and JavaScript applications using Better Auth.
Pieter-1337better-auth-best-practices
Configure Better Auth servers, clients, database adapters, sessions, and plugins for TypeScript applications.
Pieter-1337to-prd
Generate a PRD from conversation context and publish it to the project issue tracker.
Pieter-1337commit
Creates git commits following Conventional Commits with secret scanning and changelog updates.
Pieter-1337app-do-work
Implements a single issue end-to-end with validation, review, commit, and pull request creation.
Pieter-1337ef-migration
Generates and applies EF Core migrations for SQLite schema changes in a .NET API.
Pieter-1337validate
Validates implementations against plans or issue acceptance criteria with automated checks and structured reports.
Pieter-1337backend-module
Scaffolds a new DDD domain module with entity, EF configuration, and DI wiring in a .NET API.
Pieter-1337grill-with-docs
Stress-tests plans through structured interviews and updates CONTEXT.md glossaries and ADRs inline.
Pieter-1337frontend-form
Adds TanStack Form and Zod based form components to web feature folders.
Pieter-1337grill-me
Interviews the user question-by-question to stress-test plans and design decisions.
Pieter-1337improve-codebase-architecture
Identifies shallow modules and proposes deepening refactors to improve codebase testability and navigability.
Pieter-1337plan
Generates structured implementation plans for software engineering tasks through collaborative codebase research.
Pieter-1337backend-unit-test
Generates xUnit unit tests for .NET handlers and validators using Moq and Shouldly.
Pieter-1337triage
Triage GitHub issues through a label-driven state machine with agent briefs.
Pieter-1337skill-creator
Create, evaluate, and iteratively improve Claude skills with benchmarked test runs.
Pieter-1337ef-seed
Seed reference and demo data into EF Core databases via HasData migrations or runtime seeders.
Pieter-1337app-do-prd
Orchestrates autonomous execution of all slice issues in a PRD via worktree-isolated workers.
Pieter-1337handoff
Generates a handoff document summarizing the current conversation for a fresh agent session.
Pieter-1337backend-slice
Adds CQRS vertical slices with handlers, validators, and endpoints to .NET API modules.
Pieter-1337karpathy-guidelines
Applies behavioral guidelines to reduce common LLM coding mistakes during code writing and review.
Pieter-1337implement
Executes a PLAN.md step-by-step with user confirmation and writes an IMPLEMENTATION.md report.
Pieter-1337frontend-feature
Scaffolds a complete TanStack Start feature with server functions, schemas, components, and thin routes.
Pieter-1337to-issues
Breaks plans and PRDs into vertical-slice issues on the project issue tracker.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pieter Bracke
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Pieter Bracke's skills?▼
You can scaffold backend modules and frontend features, add Better Auth authentication, generate EF Core migrations and seed data, write xUnit unit and integration tests, create PRDs from conversation context, split plans into tracker issues, and execute issues end-to-end with validation and pull requests.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Full-stack engineers working in a TypeScript/TanStack frontend (packages/web) and C#/.NET backend (packages/api) monorepo, plus developers using Better Auth for authentication and teams running plan-driven, issue-tracker-based development with PRDs and vertical slices.
How do the plan-implement-validate skills work in practice?▼
Start with the plan skill to think through a change, run implement to execute the resulting PLAN.md step-by-step, then run validate to verify completeness before committing. The app-do-work skill chains this per issue, and app-do-prd orchestrates all slices of a PRD in isolated worktrees.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The karpathy-guidelines skill is explicitly MIT licensed; several skills originate from the public mattpocock/skills GitHub organization. No paid licensing or cost is mentioned anywhere in the manifest, so they can be used freely within the registry.
What prerequisites do the backend and frontend skills require?▼
Backend skills assume the packages/api .NET solution with EF Core, dotnet ef, IUnitOfWork/IRepository patterns, xUnit, Moq, and Shouldly. Frontend skills assume packages/web with TanStack Form, Zod, and createServerFn. Auth skills require a TypeScript/JavaScript project using Better Auth.