reky
A personal productivity skill tailored for reky, providing smart coding assistance, project scaffolding, and workflow automation.
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@wscats
What This Skill Does
Personal productivity skill that scaffolds projects, enforces code style, and automates build/test/deploy workflows for reky's preferred tech stack.
Replaces manually setting up project folders, linting configs, and repetitive build scripts by providing one-command scaffolding and automated task runners.
When to Use It
- Bootstrap a new project with reky's standard folder structure and dependencies
- Automatically format and lint code across all project files
- Run predefined build, test, and deployment scripts with a single command
- Get context-aware reminders for pending code reviews and dependency updates
- Generate consistent documentation templates for new modules
Install
$ openclaw skills install @wscats/rekyReky's Productivity Skill
Overview
This skill is designed for reky, a developer who values efficiency and clean code. It provides a set of tools and conventions to streamline daily development workflows, including project initialization, code review checklists, and automated task management.
Features
- Project Scaffolding: Quickly bootstrap new projects with reky's preferred tech stack and folder structure.
- Code Style Enforcement: Automatically apply consistent formatting and linting rules across all projects.
- Workflow Automation: Predefined scripts for common tasks such as building, testing, and deploying.
- Smart Reminders: Context-aware reminders for code reviews, dependency updates, and documentation.
Usage
Activate this skill to get personalized coding assistance aligned with reky's development preferences and best practices.
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