taichuy
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Technical oversight and quality assurance for Next.js frontend architectures, oRPC contract definitions, and backend testing protocols within 7Flows environments.
Agent Skills by taichuy
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
backend-code-review
Review Python code in the 7Flows api/ directory for architectural and security risks.
frontend-testing
Create and review frontend tests for components, pages, Hooks, and utilities.
backend-testing
Run pytest and ruff check for 7Flows backend API tests.
pua
Force exhaustive problem-solving with escalating pressure and structured failure reporting.
frontend-code-review
Analyze Next.js frontend code in the 7Flows web directory for quality and architecture.
component-refactoring
Refactor complex React components in the 7Flows web directory.
orpc-contract-first
Define API contracts as the single source of truth for oRPC layers.
skill-governance
Govern AI skill creation, optimization, and cleanup within project directories.
development-closure
Finalize development tasks with documentation sync and Git commit preparation.
Frequently Asked Questions About taichuy
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific technical tasks does taichuy support?▼
The organization provides specialized code review for Next.js frontend and backend directories, refactors React components, manages oRPC contract definitions, and executes backend testing using pytest and ruff. It also handles development finalization, including documentation synchronization and Git commit preparation.
Which engineering personas benefit from these skills?▼
These skills are designed for full-stack engineers and technical leads working within the 7Flows ecosystem. They are particularly useful for developers focused on maintaining high-quality frontend architectures, enforcing strict contract-first communication, and ensuring rigorous backend security and testing standards.
What are the prerequisites for implementing these development practices?▼
Implementation requires an existing 7Flows project structure, specifically access to the web and backend directories. Users must have a configured environment capable of running pytest and ruff, alongside a project architecture that utilizes oRPC for contract-first communication.