Coding standards, frameworks, refactoring, and code review (16.9K skills)
Prepare Handsontable changes for review by checking branch names, running required checks, and creating or updating draft pull requests. Fill the project template with test evidence and add changelog entries in the required order.
Build or modify Handsontable cell editors with guidance on editing states, input validation, focus, and element cleanup. Address dropdown positioning during scrolling, right-to-left layouts, and Japanese or other text input using composition.
Create or modify Handsontable cell renderers, functions that control cell appearance. It guides safe text and HTML handling, accessible cell attributes, content placement, and caching choices for expensive rendering work during scrolling and redraws.
Work on Handsontable core bugs, features, and TypeScript types using its architecture and implementation conventions. The skill directs tasks to specialist guides and outlines registration, compatibility, documentation, and testing checks for changes.
Create or modify Handsontable plugins using the project's plugin rules. Covers settings, hooks that respond to events, enable and disable behavior, conflicts between plugins, row index mapping, UI focus management, and required documentation and tests.
Create or modify Handsontable cell validators, functions that check whether input values are valid. Covers empty values, asynchronous callbacks that return validation results, access to cell settings, validator registration, and pitfalls involving dropdown behavior and corrected values.
Guides changes to Handsontable themes and CSS, including cell spacing, text, icons, and theme tokens—named styling settings. It explains compatibility rules and the files and checks needed to keep theme changes consistent.
Review Handsontable code changes for architecture, code quality, performance, accessibility, and test coverage. Findings include severity, confidence, and file locations, helping developers assess whether changes follow project rules and demonstrate the intended behavior.
Create Handsontable documentation examples for JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Angular, and Vue. The skill explains source files, generated JavaScript, required imports and license settings, embedding examples in guides, and checking that each framework version displays correctly.
Add user-facing text to Handsontable through its translation system. The skill covers translation keys, language files, plural forms, right-to-left layouts, preserving Japanese and other East Asian input behavior, and converting text to lowercase according to language rules.
Create or modify reusable Handsontable cell types that combine editing, display, and validation settings under one name. The skill covers registration and consistent value conversion across typing, pasting, programmatic updates, autofill, and undo operations.
Develop and modify the Handsontable Angular wrapper with guidance on component lifecycle, settings updates, and NgZone, which controls change detection. It also covers standalone examples, global configuration, and the build and test workflow.
Modify Handsontable’s Walkontable rendering engine using its architecture and coding rules. The skill covers visible-area calculations, frozen rows and columns, scroll synchronization, browser element measurements, and tests for rendering changes.
Work with Handsontable row and column positions by distinguishing source data, displayed order, and rendered cells. It guides index conversion and helps investigate misplaced data when sorting, filtering, hiding, or moving rows and columns.
Develop and modify the Handsontable wrapper for Vue 3 with guidance on component structure, settings updates, column configuration, and shared data references. It also explains the build order and tests used to check wrapper changes.
Guides Node.js scripts and shared modules in the Handsontable monorepo using .mjs files, native APIs, and asynchronous file operations. It covers task registration, error handling, and compatibility across Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Prepare user-facing changelog entries for source code changes. The skill determines whether an entry is needed, classifies the change, writes a clear title, and uses the project CLI to create a JSON file tied to the pull request.
Explore relationships between functions and files using a prebuilt code graph, a map of code dependencies. Trace bugs, inspect callers and execution paths, and assess the impact of refactoring or proposed changes.
Convert an existing product requirements document into Ralph’s prd.json format. Break large features into small implementation tasks, order them by dependencies, and define checkable completion criteria so Ralph can work through them in sequence.
Hand an ongoing task to a fresh agent with a self-contained briefing. The skill gathers context, decisions, failed attempts, acceptance criteria, and constraints, then launches the receiving agent in the current workspace or a requested isolated workspace.
Analyze a difficult problem with two agents chosen for contrasting reasoning styles. They independently investigate causes and plan a solution, then exchange arguments to resolve disagreements and produce a shared recommendation without changing files.
Build and manage local Paseo plugins that add screens, workspace panels, commands, themes, or searchable attachments. It also covers hooks, code triggered by lifecycle events, and backend handlers for custom integrations and agent configuration changes.
Manage coding agents and their workspaces in Paseo through its tools or command line. This reference covers project registration, workspace scripts, agent settings, recurring tasks, and reminders that return to the current conversation.
Prevent and investigate excessive rendering in Lite React screens. It guides data transformations, context use, and store subscriptions, then checks compiler output and measures rendering time before and after changes to verify their effect.