Skills
Listed inSkillsAI-Assisted Developmenton
Packaging repeatable project knowledge so an agent follows your conventions instead of guessing.
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Using models to write and review frontend code — what the workflow changes, and what it does not.
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Listed inSkillsAI-Assisted Developmenton
Packaging repeatable project knowledge so an agent follows your conventions instead of guessing.
Listed inAI-Assisted CodingAI-Assisted Developmenton
Where an assistant reliably helps in a frontend codebase, and where it quietly costs you time.
Listed inPrompting TechniquesAI-Assisted Developmenton
Specificity, examples, and constraints — the difference between a usable diff and a plausible one.
Listed inHow LLMs WorkAI-Assisted Developmenton
Tokens, context windows, and next-token prediction — enough of the mechanism to predict the failures.
Listed inAI vs Traditional CodingAI-Assisted Developmenton
What moves from typing to specifying and reviewing, and which judgement calls stay yours.
Listed inDocs GenerationAI-Assisted Developmenton
Generating component docs and changelogs from source, and keeping them from drifting.
Listed inRefactoringAI-Assisted Developmenton
Mechanical, wide-reaching changes are the best fit — with tests as the thing that makes it safe.
Listed inCode ReviewsAI-Assisted Developmenton
Using a model as a first reviewer — the defect classes it catches, and the ones it never will.