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quinc-dev publishes community skills for debugging, performance tuning, pre-push code audits, and research-backed frontend UX/UI design evaluation.

Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To...Debugging & Code Q.. (35%)Frontend Interface.. (30%)Performance Engine.. (20%)UX Evaluation & Ac.. (15%)

Agent Skills by quinc-dev

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Frequently Asked Questions About quinc-dev

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What tasks can I accomplish using quinc-dev's skills?▼

You can systematically find and fix bugs with root-cause tracing, identify and resolve performance bottlenecks in code, databases, and APIs, run deep pre-push codebase audits, and design or critique frontend interfaces using 168 research-backed UX/UI principles.

Who are quinc-dev's skills designed for?▼

The skills target software developers and frontend engineers who need debugging, performance optimization, and production-readiness audits, plus designers and UI engineers seeking evidence-based interface evaluation, accessibility checks, and refined visual design systems.

Which environments and editors do these skills support?▼

The uxui-principles skill lists Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf as supported environments, while design-taste-frontend supports Claude, Cursor, Codex, and Antigravity. The development skills are community-sourced and integrate into standard AI coding sessions.

Are quinc-dev's skills free and what is their risk level?▼

All six skills are community-sourced and marked with a 'safe' risk rating in their frontmatter, indicating no hazardous operations. They are published openly in the registry at no stated cost, with design-taste-frontend credited to author Leonxlnx.

What prerequisites do quinc-dev's skills require?▼

No explicit dependencies are declared in the manifest. Development skills require an existing codebase to debug, optimize, or audit, while the design skills require a frontend interface or UI project; backend-only tasks are explicitly out of scope for impeccable.