development-agents
NewBackend (Go/Fiber/GORM) and frontend (SolidJS) development agents with opinionated code patterns from production codebases. Includes skills for logging, GORM, routing, DI, and API integration.
Summary
This skill provides backend (Go/Fiber/GORM) and frontend (SolidJS) development agents that enforce opinionated code patterns from production codebases.
- It includes specialized agents for logging, GORM, routing, dependency injection, and API integration, helping developers build robust applications faster with consistent architecture.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/agentsAdd the configuration to .claude/agents/development-agents.md
@development-agentsUse Cases
Usage Examples
/development-agents create go api endpoint for users with CRUD operations
Generate a SolidJS component for user profile with API integration using the development agents skill
Add structured logging to my Go Fiber app using the logging agent from development-agents
Security Audits
Frequently Asked Questions
What is development-agents?
This skill provides backend (Go/Fiber/GORM) and frontend (SolidJS) development agents that enforce opinionated code patterns from production codebases. It includes specialized agents for logging, GORM, routing, dependency injection, and API integration, helping developers build robust applications faster with consistent architecture.
How to install development-agents?
To install development-agents: create the agents directory (mkdir -p .claude/agents), then add the config to .claude/agents/development-agents.md. Finally, @development-agents in Claude Code.
What is development-agents best for?
development-agents is a agent categorized under General. It is designed for: api, frontend, agent. Created by Bob Parsons.
What can I use development-agents for?
development-agents is useful for: Generate a new Go Fiber API endpoint with GORM model, repository, and handler following production patterns.; Set up dependency injection for a SolidJS frontend component with API integration.; Add structured logging to an existing Go service using the skill's logging agent.; Create a GORM migration and seed data for a new database table.; Refactor a SolidJS component to use the skill's opinionated state management pattern.; Generate a complete CRUD API with routing, validation, and error handling using Fiber and GORM..