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UserEquip AI coding agents with a suite of specialist skills to audit, fix, verify, and report on production engineering tasks.
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Indexed Skills (43)
fullstack-forge
Audit, fix, verify, and report on production full-stack applications using evidence-backed checks across architecture, code, UX, accessibility, APIs, identity, security, data, operations, specialized features, and release readiness. Use for repository audits, feature completion reviews, hardening, remediation, or pre-release verification.
forge-accessibility
Audit conformance with WCAG 2.2 AA using automated evidence plus keyboard and assistive-technology reasoning. Use for any user or operator interface.
forge-ai
Audit model boundaries, prompt injection, tool authority, data handling, output validation, evaluation, fallback, and cost. Use for llm, embedding, classifier, agent, retrieval, or generative-media features.
forge-all
Discover the project, select applicable modules, run safe independent checks, merge evidence, and prioritize remediation. Use for repository-wide audits.
forge-analytics
Audit event semantics, consent, data quality, identity, privacy, delivery, and decision usefulness. Use for product, marketing, operational, or experimentation analytics.
forge-api
Audit API contracts, boundary validation, authorization, consistency, pagination, errors, and idempotency. Use for http, graphql, rpc, or event-consumed application interfaces.
forge-architecture
Evaluate system boundaries, dependency direction, failure domains, and the fitness of the current topology. Use for multi-component applications.
forge-auth
Inspect identity proofing, credentials, sessions, recovery, federation, and reauthentication controls. Use for applications identifying users, services, or administrators.
forge-authorization
Verify deny-by-default function, object, role, tenant, and administrative authorization on every path. Use for any private, role-gated, owned, tenant, or administrative resource.
forge-cache
First decide whether caching is justified, then audit keys, invalidation, consistency, privacy, and failure behavior. Use for detected caches, cdns, memoization, or a measured proposal to add caching.
forge-code
Find correctness, maintainability, type-safety, error-handling, and dead-code risks in changed and critical paths. Use for source changes.
forge-cost
Tie resource and vendor cost to workloads, ownership, unit economics, budgets, and safe optimization choices. Use for paid infrastructure, apis, ai, storage, messaging, or observability.
forge-database
Inspect schema integrity, migrations, constraints, tenancy, lifecycle, recovery, and production-safe evolution. Use for applications with a database or durable structured store.
forge-deployment
Inspect build promotion, configuration, migrations, rollout, rollback, health, and environment parity. Use for deployable applications and services.
forge-discover
Build an evidence-backed application profile and architecture map before any specialized audit begins. Use for every repository audit.
forge-docs
Verify that user, contributor, architecture, operations, security, and release documentation is accurate and executable. Use for every maintained or distributed project.
forge-frontend
Inspect rendering, state, network, hydration, browser security, and bundle behavior in frontend applications. Use for browser applications.
forge-i18n
Find locale, translation, formatting, expansion, fallback, and bidirectional-layout defects. Use for localized or locale-sensitive products.
forge-infrastructure
Audit infrastructure as code, network and identity boundaries, encryption, state, drift, and least privilege. Use for cloud, container, orchestration, network, or infrastructure-as-code configuration.
forge-integrations
Audit outbound and inbound integrations for authentication, validation, failure isolation, drift, and replay safety. Use for third-party apis, webhooks, sdks, and service-to-service calls.
forge-jobs
Inspect queued and scheduled work for durability, idempotency, retries, poison messages, and operability. Use for queues, workers, cron, scheduled functions, and outbox consumers.
forge-notifications
Inspect email, SMS, push, and in-app notifications for authorization, preferences, retries, privacy, and deliverability. Use for transactional, security, lifecycle, or marketing messages.
forge-observability
Verify that logs, metrics, traces, events, alerts, and dashboards answer concrete operational questions safely. Use for long-running or production services.
forge-offline
Audit local persistence, queued actions, synchronization, conflicts, revocation, privacy, and recovery under intermittent connectivity. Use for offline-capable web, mobile, or desktop applications.
forge-payments
Audit money movement, pricing, entitlements, provider events, reconciliation, idempotency, and sensitive data boundaries. Use for payments, billing, subscriptions, refunds, credits, invoices, or financial ledgers.
forge-performance
Measure and improve user- and system-visible latency, throughput, resource use, and stability without guessing. Use for performance-sensitive workflows.
forge-privacy
Inspect personal-data inventory, purpose, minimization, consent, retention, access, deletion, export, and logging. Use for applications processing personal, device, behavioral, or sensitive data.
forge-queries
Find correctness, injection, overfetching, N+1, pagination, locking, and index-use risks in data access. Use for database, search, analytics, and remote query code.
forge-realtime
Inspect WebSocket, SSE, subscription, and presence flows for authorization, lifecycle, ordering, abuse, and recovery. Use for websockets, sse, subscriptions, live presence, or collaborative state.
forge-recovery
Verify recoverability of data and service against explicit RPO, RTO, corruption, deletion, and regional scenarios. Use for durable production data or stateful critical services.
forge-reliability
Audit timeouts, retries, overload, dependencies, degradation, consistency, and operational objectives. Use for services and critical workflows with availability or durability expectations.
forge-requirements
Trace business rules and acceptance criteria to executable behavior, including adverse and recovery paths. Use for feature work.
forge-scale
Assess growth limits, contention, partitioning, quotas, backpressure, and cost against explicit demand scenarios. Use for expected growth, load concentration, or capacity incidents.
forge-security
Perform a threat-informed audit of trust boundaries, injection, secrets, browser controls, dependencies, and abuse cases. Use for every production-bound application.
forge-seo
Conditionally inspect public web content for crawlability, canonicalization, metadata, structured data, and rendering. Use for public indexable web routes.
forge-ship
Enforce a fail-closed release gate across project checks, findings, generated assets, packages, licenses, and installation. Use for a candidate release or deployment.
forge-storage
Inspect object naming, access control, encryption, lifecycle, consistency, integrity, and recovery. Use for object stores, file systems, blob databases, and cdn-backed assets.
forge-supply-chain
Inspect dependencies, build integrity, provenance, releases, licenses, actions, and secret exposure across the delivery chain. Use for any project consuming or publishing software artifacts.
forge-tenancy
Verify tenant context propagation and isolation across data, cache, files, jobs, search, analytics, and administration. Use for shared applications serving distinct organizations or customer partitions.
forge-testing
Evaluate whether tests provide reliable risk-based evidence across units, boundaries, workflows, and failure modes. Use for executable software.
forge-ui
Inspect rendered interfaces for responsive behavior, hierarchy, state clarity, consistency, and visual defects. Use for web, mobile, or desktop interfaces.
forge-uploads
Audit the complete upload, processing, storage, delivery, and deletion pipeline against hostile files. Use for direct or presigned uploads.
forge-ux
Evaluate real task flows for clarity, feedback, recovery, accessibility, and avoidance of user harm. Use for interactive products.
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