aiko-atami

patronum

Select and apply Patronum operators for Effector code with minimal, practical v2.x examples. Use when tasks involve choosing between Patronum operators, composing reactive state flows, replacing manual sample/combine boilerplate with Patronum utilities, explaining operator signatures and return types, or adapting legacy Patronum usage to modern v2 shorthand and import patterns.

aiko-atami 2 Updated 3mo ago

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Install

npx skillscat add aiko-atami/effectorjs-skills/patronum

Install via the SkillsCat registry.

SKILL.md

Patronum Skill

Use this skill to solve Patronum usage questions quickly and consistently.
Target Patronum v2.x by default.

Workflow

  1. Classify request:
  • operator-choice: choose one or several operators for a task.
  • api-explain: explain signature, overloads, and return value.
  • compose: combine multiple operators into one flow.
  • debug: use debug and scope-aware debugging notes.
  • migration: map legacy forms to modern usage.
  1. Load references progressively:
  • Start with references/operator-matrix.md.
  • Add references/recipes.md for task-to-solution mapping.
  • Add references/pitfalls.md for caveats and anti-patterns.
  • Add references/migration-notes.md when legacy forms appear.
  1. Build answer contract:
  • Start with decision: selected operator(s) and why.
  • Provide minimal practical snippet.
  • Add caveats (imports, overload differences, behavior traps).
  • For uncertain versions, explicitly state v2 assumption and show migration note.

Defaults

  • Prefer Patronum v2.x shorthand where available.
  • Prefer concise examples with explicit imports.
  • Keep examples deterministic and composable with Effector primitives.
  • Prefer patronum/<operator-kebab-name> imports when clarity matters.

Guardrails

  • Do not suggest outdated signatures as default.
  • Do not invent operators outside the official list.
  • Do not hide behavior differences between overloads.
  • Do not skip edge cases for pending, condition, interval, time, and debug.

Output Template

Use this structure in answers:

  1. Use <operator>: one-line reason.
  2. Example: minimal code block.
  3. Caveats: version or overload notes.