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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Load when adding or modifying Next.js route handlers, server actions, public API endpoints, edge functions (supabase/functions/), webhooks, or rate-limited surfaces in tac-express. Covers the security boundary between apps and services, validation patterns, error handling, rate limiting (Upstash), and the public-vs-authenticated split.
MANDATORY before any new feature, component, or architectural change in tac-express. Runs design approval, surfaces trade-offs, confirms architecture fit, and produces a written spec before a single line of code is written.
Use when completing a feature, before merging a PR, or after fixing a bug. Reviews for law compliance, TAC Express v5.0 Violet Grid adherence (Plus Jakarta Sans / IBM Plex Mono / Lora, 0rem radius, brutalist offset shadows, violet signal palette), architecture correctness, and code quality.
MANDATORY when writing services, database queries, hooks, or any data-fetching logic in TAC Express. Enforces the UI → packages/services → packages/database → Supabase architecture.
Use when encountering any bug, test failure, unexpected behavior, or build error in TAC Express. ALWAYS find root cause before attempting a fix. No guessing.
Load when authoring premium UI surfaces (landing hero, marketing sections, mission-control panels, KPI cards, dashboard headers) in tac-express. Provides the full Violet Grid (v5.0) token reference — colors, typography scale, motion choreography, FUI utilities, gradients — and the patterns for composing premium-feel components without violating LAW 9/10/11.
Load when working on shipments, manifests, AWBs, scanning, invoices, rate cards, customers, exceptions, or hubs in tac-express. Contains the real domain model, status lifecycles, branded types, financial model, RPC names, and event-derivation rules.
Pointer to the canonical auth skill. The full content lives in .claude/skills/tac-auth/SKILL.md. This file is preserved here for compatibility with agent harnesses (GSD, etc.) that scan .agents/skills/.
Code conventions and patterns for the tac-express monorepo. Use when writing new files, refactoring, setting up imports, or making structural decisions. Covers TypeScript conventions, file naming, import aliases, module structure, and Next.js App Router patterns.
MANDATORY at the start of every tac-express task. Load this skill FIRST. Provides a 60-second project orientation: monorepo layout, design system identity (Violet Grid v5.0), the Fourteen Laws summary, package boundaries, and a routing table to the correct specialist skill.
Pointer to the canonical Fourteen Laws skill. The full content lives in .claude/skills/tac-fourteen-laws/SKILL.md. This file is preserved here for compatibility with agent harnesses (GSD, etc.) that scan .agents/skills/.
Complete tech stack reference for the tac-express monorepo. Use when adding new features, installing packages, setting up configuration, or making architectural decisions. Covers all tools, versions, conventions, and workspace structure.
Skills give your agent reusable instructions for a specific job. Pick one, read what it does, and bring it into your workflow.
A name only tells half the story. Search the full description and instructions to find the right fit.
Read the skill, visit its source, and see exactly what you’re adding to your agent.
Copy the install command from a skill page and run it in your project.
npx skillycli add owner/repo --skill name