Define and register Sandestin effects, actions, and placeholders in Clojure registries.
npx skills add https://github.com/brianium/tsain --skill fx-registry
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: fx-registry Source: https://github.com/brianium/tsain/tree/main/.claude/skills/fx-registry Command: npx skills add https://github.com/brianium/tsain --skill fx-registry
Create and maintain Sandestin effect registries to standardize how effects, actions, and placeholders are declared and consumed across projects.
Create a new namespace for your registry, define a registry map that includes ::s/effects with at least ::s/description, ::s/schema, and ::s/handler, then register it with s/create-dispatch and combine it with other registries as needed. Then create a dispatch using (s/create-dispatch [your-registry]) and verify it with s/describe and s/sample.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Yes, you can merge multiple Sandestin registries by combining them into a vector passed to s/create-dispatch. This supports modular, extensible dispatch across different modules and configurations in large Clojure applications.
A Sandestin effect registry requires ::s/description, ::s/schema, and ::s/handler keys for each effect. It also supports optional ::s/system-keys and ::s/system-schema to enable modular, testable registry configurations.
You need a centralized dispatch registry when your Clojure project uses Sandestin and requires consistent, extensible effect declarations across multiple modules. It standardizes how effects, actions, and placeholders are consumed throughout the application.
Yes, the Sandestin registry supports defining effects, actions, and placeholders using a consistent schema. This allows you to organize various dispatch components within a single standardized registry structure.
The best way to test Sandestin effect dispatch is by using the optional ::s/system-keys and ::s/system-schema to build modular, testable registries. You can then verify dispatch behavior using s/describe and s/sample functions.
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