67 Full-Stack Claude Skills
Sixty-seven role-based development skills across 12 categories: language specialists, backend and frontend frameworks, mobile, APIs and GraphQL, databases and SQL, infrastructure, cloud, Kubernetes and Terraform, DevOps and site reliability, testing, security review, data and machine learning, and platform specialists, plus architecture, code review, debugging and documentation roles. Each skill loads reference material for its technology when the task calls for it. Aimed at full-stack developers who want an agent to apply stack-specific conventions.
- Code generation
- Debugging
- Code review
- Architecture
Source: Jeffallan/claude-skills · pinned commit 882ef55
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EDITORIAL GUIDE
Pick one specialist before adopting the workflow suite
A broad engineering collection is most useful when narrowed to your framework and task. Project-management integrations are separate dependencies, not automatic capabilities.
LuluSkill’s own reading of this project, not a summary of its README. About 3 minutes to read
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When this project fits
Consider the collection when you can identify a specific framework or engineering discipline that your task needs. The README separates specialist skills from workflow commands. That distinction helps you choose focused guidance without adopting every surrounding process.
When to choose something else
Do not load every specialist into one task and assume the larger context makes advice better. Conflicting conventions can obscure your repository’s actual choices. A workflow mentioning project-management services also cannot access them without the corresponding authorized integration.
What to provide and what to expect
Provide the framework version, current implementation, concrete defect or feature and relevant project conventions. Expect advice or a patch scoped to that context. State whether you want a specialist review or a multi-step workflow so the output has one clear purpose.
Tools, permissions and boundaries
Local code work needs scoped repository access and the project’s own validation tools. Workflows using issue or documentation services need separately configured integrations and network permissions. The overview does not establish that those tools work in your host.
The tradeoff and an alternative
For a small change, supplying the repository’s own conventions may outperform a generic specialist. Use the collection where it adds a missing review perspective, then resolve conflicts in favor of the actual project contract and supported versions.
A small acceptance exercise
Proposed exercise: select one framework skill for a bounded form defect. Require the answer to identify the affected behavior, preserve an unrelated convention and name a meaningful check. Stop a proposed workflow if it requires an integration that has not been configured.
Source, version and what was actually read
The pinned README introduction, specialist/workflow distinction and integration description were read. Individual specialist instructions and service connections were not evaluated. LuluSkill did not install or run this project; the exercise above is a proposed reader check, not a reported result.
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Who it is for
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Before you start
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