Claude Skills by jkomoros

Sync auto-approved permissions from all community-patterns directories (including community-patterns-2, -3, etc.) to the shared project settings. Shows new permissions for review before adding.

Community superstitions - unverified observations from pattern development. Use when encountering undocumented edge cases or framework quirks not in official docs. Verified knowledge should be upstreamed to labs docs.

Deploy and update patterns. Use when deploying new patterns, updating existing deployments, or testing syntax. Includes deployment commands and the first custom pattern celebration.

Git operations and pull request workflows. Create PRs, rebase branches, resolve conflicts, merge to upstream. Use when ready to create PR or when working with git branches and upstream.

File framework issues after exhausting other approaches. Document complex problems with multiple failed attempts for framework authors. REQUIRES user permission. Use only after checking docs, community-docs, and trying multiple approaches.

Land a feature branch: pull from main, rebase the branch, create a PR, and merge it via rebase with automatic branch deletion. Use when ready to land a completed feature branch.

Day-to-day pattern development best practices. Use when actively developing patterns. Covers incremental development, commits, communication guidelines, and general development workflow.

Escalation path when stuck on pattern development. Use when encountering TypeScript errors, framework confusion, unexpected behavior, or blocked progress. Five-step recovery: check docs, study examples, strategic investigation (plan mode + subagents), reset and retry, ask user.

Session initialization sequence for community-patterns development. Use at the start of every Claude Code session. Checks for upstream updates, loads workspace configuration, and ensures dev servers are running.

Use this skill to systematically verify superstitions in `community-docs/superstitions/`.

Test patterns with Playwright browser automation. Navigate to deployed patterns, interact with UI elements, verify functionality. Use when testing patterns after deployment or when debugging pattern behavior in browser.

Manage TODO files as persistent working memory for complex patterns. Track design decisions, implementation progress, and context across sessions. Use when starting complex patterns or resuming multi-session development work.