Serhii Baksheiev
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Serhii Baksheiev publishes Claude Code skills for enforced engineering discipline: git worktree isolation, pre-merge gates, claim verification, and AG Grid version-grounded development.
Agent Skills by Serhii Baksheiev
Showing 7 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
serhii-baksheievnew-invariant
Creates a PreToolUse hook, test, and rule statement enforcing one project invariant.
serhii-baksheievag-dev
Grounds AG Grid, AG Charts, and AG Studio code in version-accurate documentation and APIs.
serhii-baksheievag-update
Generates a migration plan for updating AG Grid, AG Charts, and AG Studio dependencies.
serhii-baksheievworktree-task
Creates and cleans up git worktrees for isolated per-task branches.
serhii-baksheievpr-ship
Runs pre-merge gate checks, reviewer fan-out, and DoD walk to return a SHIP or HOLD verdict.
serhii-baksheievcheck-premises
Verify claims about code against the repository before building on them.
serhii-baksheievloop
Drives unattended autonomous work sessions by selecting queue items, enforcing stop conditions, and journaling checkpoints.
Frequently Asked Questions About Serhii Baksheiev
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Serhii Baksheiev's skills?▼
You can convert recurring rule violations into mechanically enforced PreToolUse hook invariants with tests, isolate tasks in dedicated git worktrees, run a SHIP/HOLD pre-merge gate with named blockers, verify code claims before building on them, update AG Grid dependencies, and drive unattended queue-based task execution with journaled checkpoints.
Who should use these skills?▼
Engineers working with AG Grid, AG Charts, or AG Studio who need version-accurate API grounding, plus teams running Claude Code sessions that require merge discipline, parallel-session safety via worktrees, and verified claims before shipping. It suits developers enforcing post-mortem findings as hard invariants.
How do the skills run in practice?▼
Each skill is invoked with an argument hint, such as an invariant sentence, a branch-or-PR reference, a queue item's text, or a max-tasks limit. They operate through declared allowed-tools like Read, Grep, Glob, Write, Edit, Bash, and Task, executing hooks, check suites, and worktree commands directly in the session.
What are the prerequisites for using these skills?▼
You need a Claude Code environment supporting skill frontmatter and the declared allowed-tools. worktree-task requires a git repository with a remote default branch; pr-ship requires an existing check suite and Definition of Done; ag-dev and ag-update require a project using AG Grid, AG Charts, or AG Studio dependencies.
How does the loop skill handle autonomous work?▼
The loop skill picks the next queue item through a queue adapter, runs it under stated autonomy rules, journals at checkpoints, and ends the session on a stated stop condition bounded by a max-tasks argument. It never invents work, making it suitable for unattended runs at session start and between tasks.