Software Development Skills

SVG business card designer that takes contact details and brand preferences, then produces 12 front design concepts with optional back designs, interactive HTML preview galleries, individual card showcases with front/back flip animation, and print-ready SVG exports with bleed area and crop marks. Supports horizontal and vertical orientations, six layout styles (minimal, corporate, creative, elegant, bold, tech), multiple color schemes, QR code placeholders, social media icons, and logo integration. Use this skill whenever the user asks to design a business card, create a name card, make visiting cards, or says "design business card", "buat kad bisnes", "create name card", "reka kad perniagaan", "design kad nama", "I need a business card for X".

Interactive HTML courseware builder — turns any technical topic, flow, or process into a CD-Courseware-style interactive slide deck with animated diagrams, step-by-step simulation, syntax-highlighted code examples, and key points panels. Use this skill whenever the user wants to create teaching materials, interactive slides, animated flow diagrams, or step-by-step technical walkthroughs — even if they say "buatkan slides untuk topik X", "jadikan courseware", "buat interactive tutorial", or "create a lesson on X". Also triggers for "convert my diagram to interactive slides" or "build a visual walkthrough for my training".

Multi-repo development summary and timeline skill — scans one or more git repositories and produces a combined summary table with first commit date, latest commit date, total commits, duration, and per-repo breakdowns. Optionally generates a detailed report with file counts, contributor stats, commit frequency, and an HTML timeline dashboard. Use this skill whenever the user asks for development stats, project timeline, commit history summary, how long a project has been in development, or wants a combined view across multiple repos — including: "berapa lama dah develop", "development summary", "commit stats", "project timeline", "how many commits", "summarise all repos", "ringkasan development", "statistik commit", "berapa commit semua repo", "timeline projek ni", "development report".

Brings a Laravel project that was scaffolded from CleaniqueCoders Kickoff up to the latest Kickoff baseline. Detects which Kickoff version a project started from (no marker exists — uses feature fingerprinting plus a git-date heuristic, then asks you to confirm), reads the latest Kickoff from the REQUIRED local install (composer global require cleaniquecoders/kickoff) and the original-version base from a git tag when available, and performs a category-grouped 3-way merge (base = original Kickoff, theirs = latest Kickoff, mine = your files) — falling back to a 2-way compare when the base cannot be obtained, never a blind overwrite. Patches packages, vendor:publish tags, navigation menu, config, Livewire and Blade components, layouts and theme, routes, bin scripts, CI workflows, docs, docker, and .env.example keys, while protecting project-owned code, .env, product config, and custom routes. Previews every change and applies only what you approve per category, then stamps a version marker so future runs are deterministic. Use this skill whenever the user wants to patch, update, or upgrade a Kickoff-based project to the latest Kickoff, see what drifted from the current Kickoff baseline, or pull new Kickoff packages, menu items, settings, UI fixes, or components into an existing project — including "patch my kickoff project", "update to latest kickoff", "bring this project up to date with kickoff", "what changed in kickoff", "check kickoff drift", "kickoff patch", "sync the kickoff baseline", "update kickoff scaffolding", "run /kickoff patch", "patch project kickoff aku", "update ke kickoff terbaru", "apa yang lain dengan kickoff latest", "tengok apa dah berubah dalam kickoff", "kemaskini baseline kickoff", "naik taraf project ikut kickoff terkini", "tarik package atau menu baru dari kickoff", or "check drift kickoff". Assumes the target project was scaffolded from CleaniqueCoders Kickoff — works alongside project-sync (which handles CLAUDE.md convention merging) and project-laravel (Kickoff conventions enforcer). Works on ANY Kickoff-based Laravel project, not a specific one.

Livewire 4 + Flux UI component scaffolder and pattern guide for Laravel projects. Generates Livewire components using Flux UI primitives — forms, data tables, modals, notifications, file uploads with Spatie Media Library, and role-gated UI with Spatie Permission. Supports both full-class and Volt single-file components. Use this skill whenever the user asks to create a Livewire component, build a form, scaffold a data table, add a modal, wire up file uploads, or integrate Spatie packages with Livewire — including: "buat Livewire form untuk user", "create a data table component", "scaffold CRUD with Livewire", "tambah modal delete confirmation", "buat file upload guna Media Library", "wire up role-based UI", "tolong buat component pakai Flux", "generate Volt component", or "I need a Livewire page with filters and sorting". Also triggers when the user mentions Flux UI components, Livewire patterns, or asks about best practices for reactive Laravel UIs. Assumes Livewire 4 and Flux are already installed with dark mode support.

Complete Laravel package development skill — scaffolds package directory structure with src, config, migrations, tests, README, and CHANGELOG; generates service providers, facades, config publishing patterns; sets up Pest test suites with Orchestra Testbench integration; manages release workflows including version bumps, changelog updates, git tags, and Packagist publishing; generates professional README files with badges, installation instructions, usage examples, testing commands, and changelog sections. Use this skill whenever the user asks to create a Laravel package, scaffold a PHP package, set up a Composer library, generate a service provider, add facade support, configure Testbench tests, prepare a package release, write a package README, publish to Packagist, or manage package versioning — including: "create a new Laravel package", "scaffold package structure", "set up package tests", "prepare a release", "generate package README", "add a facade to my package", "configure Testbench", "publish my package", "buat package Laravel baru", "scaffold struktur package", "sediakan test untuk package", "sediakan release", "jana README package", "tambah facade", "konfigurasi Testbench", "terbitkan package ke Packagist", "uruskan versioning package", "upgrade Laravel version", "bump PHP version constraint", "update package dependencies", "naik taraf versi Laravel", "kemaskini versi PHP", or "upgrade dependencies package".

Pragmatic Domain-Driven Design for Laravel projects — business-first, not academic. Helps restructure Laravel apps from default flat structure into domain-based organisation with clear bounded contexts, domain layers (Models, Events, Contracts, Value Objects), application layers (Actions, Jobs, Services), and infrastructure layers (Registrars, Exports, Integrations). Focuses on what matters to the business: reducing OPEX through maintainable code, increasing velocity through clear ownership, and enabling teams to work independently on bounded contexts. Includes domain discovery interview, migration planner, scaffolding, service provider wiring, autoloading config, and architecture test updates. Use this skill whenever the user asks to restructure a Laravel app into domains, apply DDD, organise by business context, migrate to modular structure, or says "restructure app guna DDD", "nak buat domain-based structure", "organise code ikut business domain", "migrate to DDD", "buat bounded context", "refactor monolith to domains", "nak modular structure", "domain layer untuk module ni", "how to structure my Laravel app by domains", or "tolong susun code ikut domain". Assumes Laravel Kickoff as baseline — works alongside project-laravel conventions.

Multi-audience FAQ generator that researches a codebase (and optionally related repositories) end-to-end, then produces categorized FAQ documents for different stakeholder perspectives: business/executive, marketing/sales, project manager, administrator, developer, devops, and end user. Use this skill whenever the user asks to create FAQs, generate a knowledge base, build support documentation by audience, or produce stakeholder-specific Q&A documents — including: "generate FAQ for my project", "create FAQ for different audiences", "buat FAQ untuk projek ni", "FAQ for sales team", "developer FAQ", "devops FAQ", "admin FAQ", "knowledge base for my product", "support FAQ", "create Q&A docs", or "FAQ by persona".

Discovers and inventories all Claude Code and AI-integrated projects across specified directories. Scans for CLAUDE.md files, .claude/ directories, AI SDK imports, and MCP configurations, then generates structured reports in Markdown, JSON, and a self-contained HTML portfolio dashboard with AI collaboration metrics. Use this skill whenever the user asks to list all their Claude Code projects, discover AI-powered repos, audit which projects use Claude, generate a project inventory, build an AI portfolio dashboard, or export project data — including: "list semua project Claude Code", "scan for AI projects", "inventory my repos", "which projects use Claude", "export project list", "cari semua project yang guna AI", "senarai project Claude", "audit Claude Code usage", "buat dashboard AI", "generate AI portfolio", "show my AI stats".

Laravel project conventions enforcer and code scaffolder for Kickoff-based projects — ensures all generated code follows Kickoff's opinionated conventions including UUID models extending Base, Enums with Contract and InteractsWithEnum, modular routes with requireallin(), helper functions in support/, Spatie permission with config-driven access control, architecture test rules, and Docker-based local development. Covers model generation, enum creation, action classes with Builder pattern, route modules, helper files, and full module scaffolding. Use this skill whenever the user asks to scaffold code, generate models, create enums, add routes, write helpers, check conventions, or build new modules in a Kickoff Laravel project — including: "scaffold a new module", "generate a model", "create an enum", "buat model baru", "tambah enum", "scaffold module untuk users", "buat action class", "tambah route", "buat helper function", "check convention", "audit code ni", or "ikut convention kickoff". Assumes Laravel Kickoff as the baseline with all conventions pre-configured.

Interview-driven requirements engineering toolchain — SRS documents, user stories, client proposals, ASCII wireframes, and traceability matrices. Use this skill whenever the user asks to write requirements, create an SRS, generate user stories, build a project proposal, sketch wireframes, or trace requirements to tests — including: "buat SRS untuk sistem ni", "tulis proposal untuk client", "user stories untuk projek ni", "wireframe untuk login page", "generate requirements spec", "write a proposal for this project", "create acceptance criteria", "trace my requirements", "I need a traceability matrix", or "help me with project requirements". Supports bilingual (BM/EN) proposals and government RFP response format for Malaysian context. Integrates with the sales-planner skill for pricing sections in proposals.

Senior SOC Analyst skill — stack-agnostic security operations for any web application. Auto-detects the project stack (Laravel/PHP, Node.js/Express, Python/Django/Flask/FastAPI, Ruby/Rails, Go, Rust, Java/Spring, .NET) then triages security alerts by severity (P1-P4) with MITRE ATT&CK categorization, investigates suspicious activity by tracing attack paths and correlating events, performs incident response with containment and eradication, actively remediates vulnerabilities in code (SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, insecure deserialization, auth bypass, file upload flaws, command injection, path traversal, SSRF, mass assignment), hardens applications proactively (security headers, rate limiting, input validation, dependency audit, secrets rotation), and generates incident reports with post-mortem documents. Use this skill whenever the user asks to analyze security issues, fix vulnerabilities, investigate incidents, harden their application, or audit for threats — including requests like "check for security vulnerabilities", "fix the SQL injection", "investigate this suspicious activity", "harden my app", "run a security audit", "triage this alert", "check dependencies for CVEs", "semak keselamatan code ni", "betulkan vulnerability ni", "nak harden app ni", "tolong investigate security issue ni", "audit keselamatan project ni", or "fix security issues". Works with any web framework and language.

Complete SVG logo system designer that takes a brand brief and produces 25 diverse logo concepts, dark/light wordmarks, icon marks, interactive HTML preview galleries, real-world mockup pages, and multi-platform export assets. Use this skill whenever the user asks to design a logo, create brand identity, generate SVG logos, build a logo system, or wants to explore logo concepts for a product, company, or project — even if they just say "design me a logo for X" or "I need a logo". Also triggers for refinement tasks like "improve my logo", "generate icon alternatives", or "export my logo for all platforms". For Laravel projects, auto-deploys to Blade components and public/ directory. Outputs follow the same file structure as the nasrulhazim/claude-design-logo Claude Code slash command.