/utils--gitignore

Scans your project, detects its tech stack and activates only the relevant skills, saving the choice as a project configuration file.

Generates or tunes tsconfig.json for a backend, frontend, library or monorepo, with strict mode and an explanation of the settings.

Generates or tunes your ESLint config for TypeScript, React or Node, with rules, ignores, lint scripts and a pre-commit hook.

Finds every environment variable your code uses and generates a .env.example, a validation schema and a config module that fails fast.

Generates or optimizes a multi-stage Dockerfile for your project, with a minimal image, layer caching and a non-root user.

Generates GitHub Actions workflows for CI, CD, auto-labeling and other automation in your repository.

Validates, diffs, queries with jq, flattens or infers a schema for JSON, and returns the result on screen or in a file.

Sets up or tunes a monorepo with workspaces, shared configs, cached builds and tests that run only on affected packages.

Reviews and tidies your package.json: scripts, dependencies, metadata and config, and flags risks such as postinstall scripts.

Writes, explains and tests regular expressions in your language, with test cases and warnings about ReDoS and flavor differences.

Translates code from one programming language to another, keeping the logic, using target idioms and noting what has no direct equivalent.

Drives Chrome or Chromium through the agent-browser CLI to open pages, fill forms, click buttons, take screenshots and extract data.