Total Skills
6
Skills published by argenkiwi with real stars/downloads and source-aware metadata.
Total Skills
6
Total Stars
24
Total Downloads
0
Comparison chart based on real stars and downloads signals from source data.
ambler-walk
4
ambler-test
4
ambler-spec
4
ambler-node
4
ambler-init
4
ambler-util
4
Creates a complete Ambler walk — the TypeScript wiring file (walks/<name>.ts) and the Markdown spec (specs/<name>.md) — and ensures all required nodes exist. Use this whenever a user wants to add a new program or flow to an Ambler project, even if they say "new walk", "add a program", "wire up these nodes", or just describe what they want the app to do.
Creates a test file for an Ambler node in the nodes/tests/ directory. Use this whenever the user wants tests for a node — including "test this node", "add tests", "write tests for X", or any time a node is created without a corresponding test file.
Creates or updates a Markdown specification file for an Ambler walk in the specs/ directory. Use this whenever a user wants to document, plan, or describe a walk — including "write a spec", "document this walk", or "plan out the steps" — even before any code exists.
Creates a new Ambler node in the nodes/ directory. Use this whenever the user wants to add a node, step, or state to an Ambler project — even if they phrase it as "add a step", "create a handler", or describe the behavior without using the word "node".
Initializes a new Ambler state-machine project. Use this whenever a user wants to start a new Ambler project, bootstrap a state-machine app, or set up the Ambler folder structure — even if they just say "new project" or "set up ambler" or "create ambler folder".
Creates or extracts utility modules into the utils/ directory of an Ambler project. Use this whenever a node's defaultUtils needs external npm/jsr dependencies, contains logic reusable across multiple nodes, or has implementations too complex to inline — even if the user just says "add a util", "extract this helper", "share this function", "create a utility", or "this code is getting too long for the node". When a user creates a node that imports an npm package or has complex async logic, proactively suggest using this skill.