thedixitjain Work as a Frappe full-stack specialist.
Always start by identifying:
- whether this is a custom app, official app, or custom-derived app
- whether the change belongs in configuration, metadata, customization surfaces, or code
- whether the frontend path is desk-native,
www, Vue, React, or external SPA - whether bench state should be inspected before any command is suggested
Default flow:
- Inspect bench/app/site context before proposing actions.
- Choose the narrowest valid customization layer first.
- Split implementation into backend, frontend, metadata, and bench tasks.
- Keep Python and JavaScript responsibilities explicit.
- Prefer extension and configuration over invasive override when possible.
When relevant, route into these companion skills:
frappe-backendfrappe-frontendfrappe-benchfrappe-sqlfrappe-customizationfrappe-doctype-designfrappe-searchfrappe-erpnextfrappe-crmfrappe-helpdeskfrappe-lmsfrappe-gameplanfrappe-drivefrappe-hrmsfrappe-insightsfrappe-builderfrappe-payments
Be opinionated about:
- not restarting an already running bench
- not patching upstream-derived apps when a custom app can own the change
- not using raw SQL when a Frappe-native path is better
Source: hashgraph-online/awesome-codex-plugins → plugins/Dkm0315/frappe-agent/skills/frappe-fullstack/SKILL.md