Sisense
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Agent Skills by Sisense
Showing 7 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
sisensereview-mr
Verify merge requests for commit format, code quality, and testing compliance.
sisensesafe-refactor
Coordinates large-scale refactors via Map, Safety Net, Implement, and Close phases.
sisensenew-chart-type
Create new chart scaffolding with builder, options, and renderer integration for restructured-charts.
sisensebuild-package
Build a single NX package with automatic upstream dependency resolution.
sisenselint-fix
Automatically fix ESLint errors across Sisense SDK packages.
sisensecheck-public-api
Detect public API export and TSDoc tag violations in TypeScript barrels.
sisensetest-affected
Run tests for packages affected by current branch changes using Nx.
Frequently Asked Questions About Sisense
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific engineering tasks do these capabilities support?▼
These capabilities support rigorous code quality enforcement, automated linting, and dependency resolution within monorepo environments. They enable developers to maintain consistent public export standards, verify merge request compliance, and streamline the scaffolding of new visualization components while ensuring that only affected packages undergo testing during the development cycle.
Which engineering personas benefit from these technical standards?▼
Frontend engineers, platform architects, and quality assurance leads working within complex TypeScript ecosystems benefit most. These standards are designed for teams managing large-scale analytics platforms who require strict governance over package dependencies, documentation integrity, and the structural consistency of UI components across distributed development environments.
What are the primary prerequisites for implementing these build and linting standards?▼
Implementation requires an existing NX-based monorepo structure and a TypeScript-centric codebase. Teams must ensure their project architecture utilizes barrel files for exports and adheres to standard ESLint configurations to leverage the provided linting and public export detection capabilities effectively within their existing development environment.