Claude Skills by bootgs

Documents the clasp CLI workflow for Google Apps Script projects — login, project creation/cloning, push vs deploy, versioning, and multi-environment (dev/staging/prod) setups. Use when setting up CI/CD for an Apps Script project, publishing a new version, or switching between multiple script IDs. Framework-agnostic — applies with or without bootgs.

Audits a Google Workspace add-on against the current official Google Workspace Marketplace app review requirements, and guides the full publishing process (Marketplace SDK configuration, OAuth consent screen, store listing, submission for review). Use when preparing an add-on for Marketplace submission, investigating why an app was rejected, or asked what's needed to publish a Google Workspace or Editor add-on. Framework-agnostic — applies with or without bootgs.

Idiomatic, quota-safe patterns for Google Apps Script's built-in services and runtime — batched SpreadsheetApp reads/writes, PropertiesService/CacheService for state, LockService for concurrency safety, UrlFetchApp with retry/backoff, V8 runtime API gaps, and custom spreadsheet function constraints. Use when Apps Script code is slow, hits quota or rate-limit errors, has race conditions from concurrent trigger executions, or needs a browser/Node API that doesn't exist in Apps Script. Framework...

Explains Google Apps Script's simple vs installable triggers, their event object shapes, authorization differences, and how to register/manage installable triggers programmatically without duplicating them. Use when adding onOpen/onEdit/onChange/onFormSubmit/time-driven behavior, or when a trigger isn't firing, is duplicated, or fails with an authorization error. Framework-agnostic — applies with or without bootgs.

Builds Google Apps Script UI — custom menus, sidebars, modal dialogs, toast notifications, and alert/prompt dialogs via HtmlService and SpreadsheetApp.getUi(). Covers the modal progress-spinner pattern for long-running operations. Use when adding a menu item, sidebar, or dialog to a Sheets/Docs/Slides add-on, or when a dialog button silently does nothing. Framework-agnostic — applies with or without bootgs.

Documents apps-script-utils, a standalone guard/utility library for Google Apps Script (isX/nonX/requireX convention, A1-notation and sheet helpers, string/number/array helpers, typed exceptions, HTML/JSON/path helpers). Use when writing Apps Script code that needs input guards, spreadsheet range parsing, or common data utilities. Independent of any framework — also used internally by bootgs, so the two pair naturally if the project already uses bootgs.

Establishes a strict layered architecture for a bootgs project — Controller → Service → Repository → Domain, one-directional dependencies, an Interface+Impl naming convention, and a working eslint-plugin-boundaries config that enforces it mechanically. Use when structuring a bootgs backend beyond a single controller, reviewing a PR that adds a repository or service, or when "hold the layering by discipline" has already broken down once.

Explains bootgs' Virtual Transport Layer contract (how doGet/doPost events must be shaped for the router to resolve a controller method) and how to build a client that calls a bootgs backend from a web app UI, an HtmlService sidebar/dialog via google.script.run, or a deployed web app URL. Use when building a frontend that talks to bootgs controllers, or when requests aren't reaching the expected route.

Generates an OpenAPI 3.0 specification from bootgs @RestController classes via static TypeScript AST analysis (not runtime reflection), and documents the DTO-first contract workflow between a bootgs backend and its client. Use when adding or changing a bootgs endpoint, keeping openapi.json in sync with controllers, or generating a typed client from a bootgs backend.

Bootstraps a new Google Apps Script project on the bootgs framework (decorator-based routing and DI, Spring Boot/NestJS style). Covers the TypeScript config, appsscript.json manifest, clasp config, entry-point wiring (createApp/createAsyncApp, doGet/doPost/onOpen/onInstall/onMenu), directory layout, and build/deploy scripts. Use when starting a new bootgs project, adding bootgs to an existing Apps Script project, or when doGet/doPost/entry-point wiring needs to be set up or is misbehaving.

Documents bootgs' parameter-level validation decorators (@Min, @Max, @Email, @Pattern, @Size, @NotBlank, @NotEmpty, @AssertTrue, @AssertFalse, @Positive, @PositiveOrZero, @Negative, @NegativeOrZero), the built-in Parse pipes, and how to write custom pipes with @UsePipes. Use when adding input validation or type coercion to a bootgs controller method, or when invalid input reaches a handler unrejected.