The Dutch Vision Group
Official@thedutchvisiongroup · Netherlands
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Agent Skills by The Dutch Vision Group
Showing 15 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
excel-spreadsheets
Creates and formats Excel workbooks with live formulas, charts, and pivot tables using openpyxl and LibreOffice.
test-driven-development
Writes, reviews, and improves test suites using test-first Red-Green-Refactor discipline.
systematic-debugging
Diagnoses bugs and test failures through structured four-phase root cause analysis.
impeccable
Designs, audits, and refines production-grade frontend interfaces through structured sub-commands.
code-review
Reviews code changes by running linters, formatters, and tests, then reporting labeled findings without editing code.
wp-plugin-development
Builds production-ready WordPress plugins using modern OOP PHP with tiered architecture.
filamentphp-development
Develops, reviews, and troubleshoots Filament v5 code for Laravel applications.
writing-ftd-documents
Drafts, reviews, and restructures Functional Technical Design documents using a ceiling-model template.
writing-prompts
Designs, writes, and reviews production-grade prompts for enterprise LLM agents.
writing-adrs
Creates and validates Architecture Decision Records using MADR 4.0 with OKF YAML frontmatter.
writing-skills
Guides the creation, review, and validation of AI agent skill definitions.
keeping-a-changelog
Create, validate, and release Keep a Changelog 2.0.0-compliant CHANGELOG.md and RELEASE_NOTES.md files.
security-review
Detects vulnerabilities via dataflow tracing across 11 classes without modifying code.
using-subagents
Orchestrates sub-agents for multi-step coding work with delegation contracts and review loops.
writing-okf
Creates and validates Open Knowledge Format markdown documents with YAML frontmatter.
Frequently Asked Questions About The Dutch Vision Group
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with The Dutch Vision Group's skills?▼
You can build WordPress plugins and Filament v5 Laravel panels, run advisory code and security reviews, apply test-driven development and systematic debugging, design frontend interfaces, generate Excel spreadsheets with formulas and pivot tables, and author ADRs, FTDs, changelogs, prompts, and OKF knowledge documents.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target software engineers, PHP/WordPress and Laravel developers, QA specialists, security reviewers, technical writers, and frontend designers working on enterprise codebases, plugin ecosystems, design systems, and structured engineering documentation.
How do the review and debugging skills operate in practice?▼
The code-review and security-review skills are advisory-only: they run linters, tests, and available security tooling, then report findings without modifying code. Systematic-debugging applies structured root cause analysis with reproduction, bisection, and hypothesis testing before any fix is proposed.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The impeccable frontend skill is explicitly licensed under Apache 2.0, permitting free use and modification. Other skills in the manifest do not state a license, so users should check the repository at thedutchvisiongroup.nl for terms before commercial deployment.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Skills are language-agnostic where stated, but domain skills expect their ecosystems: wp-plugin-development needs WordPress/PHP, filamentphp-development needs Laravel with Filament v5, excel-spreadsheets uses openpyxl, and impeccable invokes npx and Node-based scripts. Security-review runs existing tooling and never installs anything.