Angular Developer
Current Angular guidance for components, signals, forms, routing, testing, accessibility, and tooling.
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Discover 24 tools recommended by Code Dimension for AI coding agents. Find skills, CLIs, and MCP tools by your objective and visit their sources to get started.
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Agent skills are reusable instruction packages that give AI coding agents focused guidance for a framework, workflow, or engineering practice. CLIs run tasks in your terminal, while MCP connects agents to tools and context. Find the combination that supports your work.
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Current Angular guidance for components, signals, forms, routing, testing, accessibility, and tooling.
Preserve research findings, sources, and decisions in reusable project documentation.
Use Git history and focused diffs to understand changes, review decisions, and recover project context.
Delegate independent tasks with focused context, clear ownership, and coordinated verification.
Guidance for Hotmart integrations, API research, authentication, webhooks, and reliable data flows.
Build Cloudflare Stream upload, playback, and video-management integrations using current API documentation.
Official guidance for building interfaces with daisyUI components, themes, and semantic colors.
Tailwind CSS patterns for responsive layouts, design tokens, and reusable interface styling.
Create distinctive frontend interfaces with deliberate typography, layout, color, and visual detail.
Analyze a visual design and document its colors, typography, components, and layout in DESIGN.md.
NestJS guidance for application architecture, dependency injection, security, testing, and performance.
Guide coding agents toward small, complete changes with practical review and verification.
Zod schema guidance for runtime validation, type inference, parsing errors, and schema tests.
Compress common terminal command output to reduce the context and tokens consumed by coding agents.
Compress tool outputs, logs, and retrieved context before they reach an AI agent.
Retrieve current library documentation and code examples to ground agent work in relevant sources.
Write structured technical documentation with Markdown and Mermaid diagrams.
Define proposed changes, requirements, and implementation tasks in a spec-driven development workflow.
Write and revise marketing copy with clear positioning, audience focus, and useful calls to action.
Edit prose to remove formulaic AI writing patterns while preserving meaning and the writer's voice.
Practical Docker guidance for multi-stage builds, image optimization, security, and container workflows.
Connect coding agents to Stitch to generate UI designs and work with design projects and screens.
Let coding agents inspect live web pages, debug browser issues, and verify user flows, accessibility, and performance with Chrome DevTools.
Define capability-first placement, ownership, and layer boundaries in Nx workspaces, from app-local workflows to shared resources.
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Agent tools FAQ
A skill provides reusable instructions for an AI agent. A CLI runs tasks in your terminal. MCP connects an agent to tools and context through a shared protocol. Some tools support more than one of these formats.
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Code Dimension curates this catalog and authors the skills maintained in its repository. Third-party tools retain their own creators, shown on each card and in the Creator filter.
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