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Noppakorn Kaewsalabnil

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@PunGrumpy · Bangkok, Thailand

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230Public Repos
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7Published Skills

Passionate about DevOps, Automation & Scalable Systems

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DomainDeveloper To...React & Next.js En.. (35%)UI Components & De.. (25%)TypeScript Effect .. (20%)Code Quality & Ref.. (20%)

Agent Skills by Noppakorn Kaewsalabnil

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What tasks can I accomplish with PunGrumpy's skills?

You can triage React diagnostics (lint, accessibility, bundle size, architecture), migrate a Next.js app to Cache Components, apply Effect-TS patterns for services, layers, schemas, and typed errors, manage shadcn/ui components and presets, simplify recently modified code, and review animation code against a high craft bar.

Who are these skills designed for?

Front-end and full-stack engineers working in React, Next.js, and TypeScript repositories. They suit developers finishing features, fixing bugs, adopting Next.js Cache Components, following Effect conventions, building shadcn/ui interfaces, or refining motion and UI polish before committing code.

How do the skills run in practice?

Skills trigger on natural prompts or commands like `/doctor`, 'deslop', or 'shadcn init'. The shadcn skill executes via npx, pnpm dlx, or bunx with the shadcn@latest package; react-doctor fetches a canonical playbook for local triage; review-animations requires manual invocation.

What prerequisites or dependencies are required?

A React or Next.js codebase for the diagnostics and cache-migration skills, a repository using Effect for effect-ts, and a components.json file or shadcn/ui project for the shadcn skill. The shadcn skill also needs a package runner such as npx, pnpm dlx, or bunx.

Are PunGrumpy's skills free and open source?

The skills are published publicly on the author's GitHub profile (PunGrumpy, 230 public repositories) with versioned frontmatter such as react-doctor 1.2.0 and deslop 1.0.0. No paid tier or license fee is indicated in the manifest; check the individual repositories for license terms.