bnadlerjr
@bnadlerjr
Public Skills
developing-typescript
by bnadlerjr
Comprehensive TypeScript/React development expertise covering advanced type systems, React component architecture, hooks patterns, state management, GraphQL integration with Apollo, performance optimization, and React Testing Library. Use when working with .ts/.tsx files, React components, or when the user mentions TypeScript, React, hooks, Context, Apollo, GraphQL codegen, React Testing Library, Vite, or Next.js. Also use for generic types, component patterns, or bundle optimization.
receiving-code-review
by bnadlerjr
Guides technical evaluation of code review feedback before implementation. Use when receiving PR comments, review suggestions, GitHub feedback, or when asked to address reviewer feedback. Emphasizes verification and reasoned pushback over blind agreement.
applying-swiss-design
by bnadlerjr
Applies Swiss/International Typographic Style principles to create clear, functional output. Use when designing interfaces, data visualizations, documentation, CLI output, or any output where clarity matters. Recognizes requests like "make it cleaner", "reduce clutter", "too busy", "improve readability", "visual hierarchy", "simplify the layout".
thinking-patterns
by bnadlerjr
Provides structured reasoning patterns that produce visible, auditable output. Use when the user asks to "think through", "reason about", "work through", "show your thinking", or wants step-by-step reasoning. Also invoked with /thinking or /thinking <pattern>.
creating-agent-skills
by bnadlerjr
Expert guidance for creating, writing, and refining Claude Code Skills. Use when working with SKILL.md files, authoring new skills, improving existing skills, or understanding skill structure and best practices.
writing-prompts
by bnadlerjr
Write agentic prompts including system prompts, workflow prompts, delegation prompts, and meta prompts. Use when creating commands, automating workflows, making tasks reusable, or when the user says "write a prompt", "create a command", or "automate this".
coding-workflow
by bnadlerjr
Use when user asks to build a feature, implement something new, or make significant code changes. Recognizes requests like "build", "implement", "create a new feature", "add functionality", "develop", "I need to build X", "let's implement", "new feature request", "make these changes". Orchestrates a four-stage workflow (Research → Brainstorm → Plan → Implement) using the appropriate thought pattern skill at each stage.