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TypeTheory provides Qt 6 development skills covering QML coding, testing, code review, profiling, CMake project setup, UI design, and documentation generation.

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DomainDeveloper To...QML Development & .. (30%)Qt Code Review & S.. (25%)Qt Quick Testing &.. (20%)Performance Profil.. (15%)

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Frequently Asked Questions About TypeTheory

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What tasks can I accomplish using TypeTheory's Qt skills?▼

You can write and refactor QML code, generate and run Qt Quick Test cases, review Qt6 QML and C++ code with 47-60+ lint rules, profile QML application performance, generate CMake projects and targets, design or audit Qt UIs, and produce Markdown reference documentation for QML and C++ sources.

Who are TypeTheory's Qt skills designed for?▼

They target Qt 6 developers, QML/UI engineers, and C++ engineers building desktop or embedded MPU/MCU applications. They suit anyone writing Qt Quick interfaces, maintaining Qt/C++ backends, or investigating UI performance issues in 2D QML applications.

How do the test-running and profiling skills execute at runtime?▼

The qt-qml-test-run skill builds and runs qmltestrunner or CTest and writes a Markdown report, requiring shell access and a build environment. The qt-qml-profiler runs qmlprofiler on an executable or parses an existing .qtd trace, then maps hotspots to source code.

What license and cost apply to TypeTheory's skills?▼

All skills are dual-licensed under LicenseRef-Qt-Commercial OR BSD-3-Clause. The BSD-3-Clause option permits free open-source use, modification, and redistribution, while a Qt commercial license path is available for proprietary contexts.

What are the prerequisites and compatibility requirements?▼

Skills target Qt version 6.x and are designed for Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and similar coding agents. Test execution requires an agent with shell access and a build environment; the profiler does not cover Qt Quick 3D, and documentation skills do not produce QDoc output.