robot-denny
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robot-denny provides Umbraco 17 CMS engineering guidance plus a spec-driven, TDD-first development discipline covering planning, review, and behavioral documentation.
Agent Skills by robot-denny
Showing 24 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
robot-dennyumbraco-17-planning
Guides planning and sequencing of Umbraco 17 schema and backoffice extension work.
robot-dennymemory-discipline
Organizes persistent agent memory into a MEMORY.md index and typed topic entries.
robot-dennyumbraco-17-review-rules
Reviews Umbraco 17 diffs for security, performance, and accessibility defects.
robot-dennyplan
Converts a feature spec into a phased, TDD-first implementation plan with paste-ready prompts.
robot-dennyarchitecture-audit
Audit Umbraco and .NET codebases against seven architectural pillars and generate prioritized markdown reports.
robot-dennyupdate-toolkit
Update installed toolkit skills with git-based diff review of reverted local modifications.
robot-dennycode-review
Coordinates parallel accessibility, code quality, and performance reviewers over a git diff into one merged report.
robot-dennyspec
Generates a structured feature spec document with acceptance criteria, BDD scenarios, and a working branch from a short idea.
robot-dennyreviewer-discipline
Defines shared scope, severity, evidence, and reporting rules for diff-based code reviews.
robot-dennytdd-principles
Guides writing durable tests that assert observable behavior rather than implementation artifacts.
robot-dennyumbraco-17-starter-facts
Provides verified Umbraco 17 platform facts covering silent failures in Management API, content models, and AI search configuration.
robot-dennyexplore
Conducts interview-driven discovery to frame problems and evaluate solution options before specification.
robot-dennyretrofit
Reconciles unreviewed code changes against intent and drafts missing tests, docs, and review findings.
robot-dennyskill-creator
Create, evaluate, and iteratively improve Claude skills with benchmarked test runs.
robot-dennyumbraco-17-feature-backfill
Reverse-engineers behavioral documentation from Umbraco 17 serialized schema, generated models, and Razor views.
robot-dennyworkflow
Guides work through roadmap, feature, spec, plan, and implementation stages with artifact classification rules.
robot-dennybdd-principles
Guides writing Given/When/Then scenarios and acceptance criteria using behavior-driven development principles.
robot-dennyfeature
Generate BDD Given/When/Then feature docs from specs, plans, tests, or code.
robot-dennyfrontend-design
Generates production-grade frontend interfaces with distinctive typography, color, motion, and layout design.
robot-dennyimplement-step
Dispatches a single plan step to an isolated worker context and relays a structured report.
robot-dennyumbraco-deploy-facts
Diagnose and remediate Umbraco Deploy schema drift between .uda artifacts and environment databases.
robot-dennycommit-message
Generate commit messages from staged git changes following project conventions.
robot-dennyalgorithmic-art
Generates seeded p5.js generative art with interactive parameter controls in self-contained HTML files.
robot-dennycanvas-design
Generate original visual art and design philosophies as PNG and PDF documents.
Frequently Asked Questions About robot-denny
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with robot-denny's skills?▼
You can plan and review Umbraco 17 projects, audit .NET architecture, reverse-engineer feature docs from .uda or uSync schema, resolve Umbraco Deploy drift, and run a full spec → plan → implement chain with TDD steps, parallel code review, BDD feature docs, and commit-message drafting.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Umbraco and .NET developers building or inheriting CMS sites, plus engineers who want disciplined delivery: reviewers calibrating Blocker/Major/Minor findings, teams writing Given/When/Then acceptance criteria, and maintainers of persistent agent memory files.
How do the spec-driven skills run in practice?▼
Start with explore or spec to capture a feature description, then plan generates phased TDD steps, implement-step executes each in a clean context, and feature records durable BDD behavior. Most stages are model-invocation-disabled and use scoped git, Read, Write, and Grep permissions.
Are robot-denny's skills free and open source?▼
The manifest states no explicit license for the Umbraco and process skills. The frontend-design, algorithmic-art, and canvas-design skills reference complete terms in a bundled LICENSE.txt, so check each skill folder before redistribution or commercial use.
What prerequisites do these skills require?▼
Umbraco skills assume an Umbraco 17 project, optionally with Umbraco Deploy on Cloud or licensed self-hosted installs. Process skills require a git repository; update-toolkit additionally invokes npx skills, and code-review and implement-step dispatch sub-agents for parallel execution.