Skills for ai agent framework.
5 skills
This skill guides building with Mastra, a TypeScript framework for building agents and workflows with tools, memory, and storage. It tells the agent to check current docs and APIs rather than rely on memory, and it helps with setup, frequent errors, version migrations, and the mastra api CLI.
This skill runs and reads evaluations for Google ADK (Agent Development Kit) agents, through the agents-cli eval commands. It walks a loop of preparing a dataset, running the eval, studying failures, and fixing the agent, then repeating. It also helps pick metrics, including LLM-as-judge scoring, and lists usual reasons a score drops.
Scaffolds, enhances, and upgrades Google ADK agent projects through agents-cli.
Applies PM prioritization frameworks (RICE, MoSCoW, etc.) to rank opportunities and roadmap items.
Performs language/framework-specific security best-practice reviews when explicitly requested.
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