Quegenx
- 145 skills
- 0 followers
- 11 hours ago last updated
- ▌ Google Play · quegenx bundleShips Android apps on Google Play the way Google's Play Console Help and Android docs prescribe, scripted with the third-party gplay CLI: service-account auth, edits and the Developer API, app bundles, Play App Signing, version codes and target API levels, testing tracks, production access for new personal accounts, staged rollouts and halts, preflight and readiness checks, Data safety, account deletion and permission policy, store listings, custom listings and experiments, one-time products, subscriptions, regional pricing, server-side purchase verification, RTDN, Play Integrity, reviews, in-app review and update APIs, reports, Android vitals and pre-launch reports. Use when releasing or updating an Android, Flutter or React Native app on Google Play, a Play upload or review is rejected, setting up tracks or a rollout, filling Data safety or a permission declaration, editing the store listing, selling products or subscriptions, or reading vitals and reviews.
- ▌ Grafana · quegenx bundleBuilds and runs observability on the Grafana stack: dashboards, alerting and OnCall (IRM), provisioning and Grafana as code (HTTP API, Terraform, gcx, Git Sync, Foundation SDK), Prometheus metrics, PromQL and Mimir, cardinality and Grafana Cloud cost, Loki and LogQL, Tempo and TraceQL, Pyroscope profiles, Alloy pipelines and Fleet Management, OpenTelemetry and Beyla, application and database observability, Faro frontend monitoring, Kubernetes, host and cloud infrastructure, synthetic monitoring, and admin with the Grafana MCP server. Use when building a dashboard or alert, writing PromQL, LogQL or TraceQL, sending metrics, logs, traces or profiles to Grafana Cloud, configuring Alloy, cutting cardinality or the Grafana Cloud bill, setting up synthetic checks, or connecting an agent to Grafana.
- ▌ Posthog · quegenx bundleSets up and runs PostHog across web, Next.js, Node and serverless, React Native, Expo and Flutter: SDK setup and config, the reverse proxy, consent and cookieless mode, the MCP server and wizard, events and identity, feature flags, experiments and their health checks, surveys, web analytics and heatmaps, session replay and Replay Vision, error tracking and alerts, logs, metrics and APM traces, LLM analytics and evaluations, MCP analytics, HogQL, insights and dashboards, investigating metric changes, metric modeling, the data warehouse, endpoints, workflows, email templates, subscriptions, ingestion warnings and costs, member access. Use when adding PostHog to a project, capturing events or identifying users, shipping a flag or experiment, debugging missing events, recordings, exposures or surveys, writing HogQL, building a dashboard, or investigating a PostHog number, error, log or bill.
- ▌ Seek Engine · quegenx bundleThe render contract and renderer for code-made video: one HTML file whose seek(t) paints any frame, rendered to stills and MP4. Use when building, retiming or rendering a video's frames, or when a render flickers or differs between runs.
- ▌ Make Video · quegenx bundleDirects a video, animation or motion graphic made entirely from code, as gated stages from brief to final render. Use when the user asks for a video to be made: a launch film, promo, explainer, logo sting or lyric video.
- ▌ Sound Pass · quegenx bundlePlaces synthesized sound effects on picture cues, mixes music and voice, and masters to -14 LUFS. Use when adding or checking a video's sound effects, mix, loudness or sync.
- ▌ Video Help · quegenx bundleRoutes a video request to the relevant skill and production phase. Use when choosing a video skill or resuming the film workflow.
- ▌ Modern CSS · quegenx bundleWrites and reviews modern CSS and HTML with sourced guidance and browser support notes: native dialogs, popovers, select and forms; transitions, anchors, scrolling and view transitions; container and media queries; cascade, typed custom properties and functions; color, typography, gradients, masks and intrinsic layout; responsive units, fluid scales, RTL and mobile browser behavior. Use when building or reviewing a web interface, replacing JavaScript with platform features, adapting a component to its container, resolving responsive design choices or checking CSS against browser targets.
- ▌ Langfuse · quegenx bundleInstruments and operates Langfuse for LLM applications: traces and observation types, prompt versions and labels, datasets and scores, human review, evaluators and migrations. Use when Langfuse is selected or already installed, debugging its telemetry, managing prompts or evaluations, or moving a project to Langfuse.
- ▌ API Design · quegenx bundleDesigns HTTP API contracts: pagination, errors, idempotency keys, versioning, feature flags, streaming, timeouts and rate limits. Use when adding or changing an endpoint, or reviewing an API.
- ▌ Revenuecat · quegenx bundleBuilds in-app subscriptions and purchases with RevenueCat for Flutter, React Native, Expo and web: the object model (products, entitlements, offerings, packages, CustomerInfo), store setup in App Store Connect and Google Play Console, SDK install, configure, identity and purchase flows, RevenueCat Paywalls and Customer Center, Test Store and store sandboxes, errors and Trusted Entitlements, webhooks and the REST API for your backend, billing issues, refunds, plan changes and web billing, migration and SDK upgrades, the rc CLI and MCP server, charts, audiences, experiments, forecasting and valuation. Use when adding RevenueCat to an app, gating features on a subscription, building or presenting a paywall, wiring purchase webhooks to a backend, testing purchases, debugging empty offerings or missing entitlements, or answering a question about a RevenueCat project's data.
- ▌ Effect · quegenx bundleWrites Effect v4 TypeScript the way its own guide prescribes: setup so agents read the shipped guide and source, code style (Effect.gen, Effect.fn), errors and Cause, services and layers, resources and Config, concurrency, scheduling, state, caching and batching, streams, Schema, HTTP, SQL, RPC, AI, CLI and the platform packages, testing with @effect/vitest, and logging, tracing and metrics. Use when writing, reviewing or debugging Effect code, adding Effect to a repo, or porting v3 code to v4 APIs.
- ▌ Paid Ads · quegenx bundlePlans, audits and runs paid ads for web products on Google Search, Shopping, Performance Max, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok and X: platform choice, account structure, match types and negatives, bidding by conversion volume, reading Google Ads data without false conclusions, four-state account audits with evidence coverage, the weekly operating check, Meta kill, keep and scale gates, LinkedIn sizing and thought leader ads, B2B unit economics and ABM, web conversion tracking (Google tag, Meta Pixel and Conversions API, Insight Tag, TikTok pixel) and gross-margin payback. Use when planning a campaign, deciding whether to pause, keep or scale, auditing an ad account, reading a search terms report, setting up ad tracking on a website, or asking whether a channel pays back.
- ▌ Beat Grid · quegenx bundleMeasures or chooses a video's music and writes audio/beats.json, the clock that picture and sound follow. Use when a video has music, cuts to a beat, or its sound and picture drift.
- ▌ Voiceover · quegenx bundleGenerates ElevenLabs v4 narration with word timings and pronunciation fixes. Use when a video needs a voiceover, captions timed to speech, or a mispronounced word fixed.
- ▌ Messaging · quegenx bundleMakes messages between services reliable: transactional outbox and inbox in Postgres, idempotent consumers, ordering, choosing a broker. Use when publishing events across services or fixing lost or duplicate messages.
- ▌ Onesignal · quegenx bundleBuilds on OneSignal across web, React and Next.js, React Native, Expo, Flutter and Node servers: platform credentials and SDK setup, the User Model (External ID, login, aliases, Subscriptions, tags), the REST API and the Node SDK with idempotent retries, sending from Supabase Edge Functions, Event Streams and webhooks, permission prompts and messaging practices, Segments, Journeys, in-app messages and HTML in-app messages, Live Activities, Liquid personalization and templates, email and SMS deliverability and compliance, analytics, plan limits and privacy, and migrating off the Player Model or debugging a notification that never arrived. Use when adding OneSignal to an app or site, sending push, email or SMS from a backend, building a Segment, Journey or in-app message, reading OneSignal reports, or fixing missing, duplicated or unshown notifications.
- ▌ Flutter UI · quegenx bundleBuilds Flutter screens and reusable widgets with responsive constraints, theme tokens, typography, image loading, adaptive layouts and Flutter animations. Preserves Flutter documentation, owner sizing rules and tagged FlutterPro/ApparenceKit alternatives. Use when building or restyling Flutter UI, implementing a screen, fixing layout overflow, defining themes, polishing typography or images, or adding widget animations.
- ▌ Flutter UX · quegenx bundlePolishes Flutter apps with community UX tips from FlutterPro (Kamran Bekirov) and ApparenceKit: forms, formatters and autofill, the keyboard and focus, sheets, tabs, route guards and shells, scrolling, press feedback and haptics, painting and media, permissions and notifications, device features, error views, version and changelog, Flutter web's HTML shell and formatting values, plus a find, pick and plan design review over 42 rules. Use when a Flutter screen works but feels rough, when polishing forms, sheets, lists or interaction feedback, or when auditing a Flutter app's UI and UX and writing fix plans.
- ▌ Sentry · quegenx bundleSets up and runs Sentry across React, browser JavaScript, React Router and TanStack Start, Next.js, Node, Bun and Deno, NestJS, Cloudflare, React Native and Expo, and Flutter and Dart: SDK setup verified end to end, sampling and quotas, errors, tracing, logs, metrics, replay, profiling, crons and feedback, what to instrument and how to name it, releases, source maps and debug symbols, grouping, ownership and alerts, debugging issues with the Sentry MCP and Seer, AI monitoring, the OpenTelemetry Collector, Supabase, and JavaScript SDK upgrades. Use when adding Sentry to a project, adding a signal, fixing unreadable stack traces or missing events, tuning sampling or alerts, investigating a Sentry issue, or upgrading a Sentry SDK.
- ▌ Asset Prep · quegenx bundleCaptures and prepares what a video animates: site screenshots, brand colours, fonts and logos, cutouts, cleanup and upscaling, plus inspection and local edits of supplied footage. Use when a video shows a real product or site, or supplied images or footage need preparing.
- ▌ Patrol · quegenx bundleSets up, writes and debugs Flutter end-to-end tests with Patrol: Dart tests, native automation, test keys, feature modules and platform failures. Use when a Flutter project uses Patrol, patrol_cli or Patrol MCP, or the user asks for Patrol tests.
- ▌ Maestro · quegenx bundleSets up, writes and debugs Maestro YAML end-to-end flows for React Native, Expo and Flutter: selectors, waiting, auth, input, permissions, device setup and CI. Use when a project uses Maestro flows, Maestro Studio or Maestro MCP, or the user asks for Maestro tests.
- ▌ Testing · quegenx bundleWrites tests that catch real bugs: unit and real-infrastructure integration tests, architecture tests, test-first slices, terminal harnesses, project verification skills and code-linked formal verification. Use when writing or reviewing tests, setting up a test database, investigating a CLI/TUI, or creating and maintaining project verification.
- ▌ Shotlist · quegenx bundleTurns a video's story into a shot list and storyboard on the beat grid. Use after the brief and beat grid exist, or when a film feels rushed or confusing.
- ▌ Firebase · quegenx bundleBuilds Firebase web and Flutter backends and clients: setup, Authentication, AI Logic, Firestore Core and Pipelines, Security Rules, Flutter Storage downloads and FCM messaging, SQL Connect, Hosting, Functions migration and Remote Config templates. Use when adding or fixing Firebase in TypeScript, JavaScript, Node or Flutter, or working with Firebase Data Connect or SQL Connect.
- ▌ Postgres · quegenx bundleRuns Postgres well in production: schema and column types, migrations that don't lock or fail, connections and pooling, transactions and locks, vacuum and wraparound, memory, WAL, backups and replication, and the audit queries that find unused indexes, bloat and missing foreign key indexes. Use when designing tables, writing a migration, connections run out, the database is slow or bloated, or before any destructive database change.
- ▌ Supabase · quegenx bundleBuilds on Supabase without the platform's silent traps: which tables the Data API exposes, RLS policies that authorize and not only authenticate, views and security definer functions that bypass RLS, keys and tokens, Auth (SSR, sessions, MFA, hooks), Realtime, Edge Functions, Storage, Cron, Queues, pg_net, vectors, database functions and the Data API, the CLI and MCP server, migrations, and how to debug errors. Use for any Supabase task: database, auth, RLS, storage, edge functions, realtime, the CLI or MCP, migrations, or a Supabase error.
- ▌ Revops · quegenx bundleDesigns the systems that connect marketing, sales and customer success: lead lifecycle stages for inbound and outbound, MQL and SQL definitions and handoff SLAs, lead scoring with fit, engagement and negative signals calibrated on a time-ordered holdout, lead routing (round-robin, territory, named accounts, speed to lead), enrichment at form submit that never loses or double-books a lead, pipeline stages and hygiene, deal desk approvals, CRM data hygiene, revenue metrics and dashboards, and HubSpot, Salesforce Flow, Calendly and Zapier recipes. Use when defining MQLs or lifecycle stages, building or recalibrating a lead score, routing leads or fixing slow follow-up, enriching a demo form, cleaning up a pipeline or CRM, setting discount approvals, or speccing a RevOps dashboard.
- ▌ Sonner · quegenx bundleSets up, styles and troubleshoots Sonner, the React toast library, checked against its 2.0.8 source: one Toaster, picking the toast() call, promise and loading toasts, updating, dismissing and persisting, reading active toasts, multiple toasters, close callbacks, the styling ladder up to headless toasts, icons and theme, right-to-left, the hotkey and screen-reader behavior, swipe and timing numbers, stacking under a modal dialog, and a symptom table. Use when adding Sonner to an app or fixing toasts that don't appear, appear twice, never close, lose their styles, ignore Tailwind classes, sit behind a modal or ignore dark mode.
- ▌ Convex · quegenx bundleBuilds and operates Convex backends: transactional functions, indexed data, authorization, components, agents and billing, deployment, migrations, recovery and mock-backend testing, plus optional kitcn cRPC, ORM and client integration. Use when adding or reviewing Convex functions, securing document access, authoring a component, investigating deployment behavior, planning a migration or working in an application that selects kitcn.
- ▌ Resend · quegenx bundleSends and receives email with Resend the way its own skills and docs prescribe: SDK setup and API keys, single and batch sends with idempotency keys, attachments, scheduling, tags and test addresses, domains with SPF, DKIM, DMARC, regions, tracking and claims, webhooks verified with Svix, inbound email, hosted templates, contacts, segments, topics and broadcasts, automations, inboxes and AI agent inboxes, the CLI, the MCP server, and rate limits, quotas and error codes. Use when adding Resend to an app, sending or receiving email through it, setting up a sending domain or webhook, building a broadcast, template, automation or agent inbox, scripting the resend CLI, or debugging a Resend error.
- ▌ Stripe · quegenx bundleBuilds Stripe integrations: Checkout Sessions, PaymentIntents and SetupIntents with dynamic payment methods, Checkout in Next.js, webhooks and fulfillment, Billing with products, prices, subscriptions, trials, prorations, the customer portal and dunning, usage-based billing with Metronome or Meters, Stripe Tax and Managed Payments, Connect with Accounts v2, charge patterns and KYC requirements, keys, Radar and 3D Secure, idempotency, errors and rate limits, API versions and SDK upgrades, sandboxes, test cards, test clocks and the CLI, React Native and Flutter payment sheets, Supabase, Stripe Apps, agent tools and the MCP, revenue metrics and account operations. Use when adding Stripe to an app, taking a payment or starting a subscription, handling Stripe webhooks, building a Connect platform or marketplace, collecting tax, upgrading the Stripe API version or SDK, testing a Stripe flow, building a Stripe App, or auditing a Stripe account's revenue, disputes or payouts.
- ▌ Flutter · quegenx bundleBuilds Flutter app architecture, state and data layers, routing and deep links, networking and offline storage, platform channels and plugins, tests, performance, accessibility, localization, builds and releases, agent tooling and SDK upgrades from Flutter's official docs and agent skills, with marked community practice. Use when building, reviewing or debugging a Flutter app's architecture, state, data, routing, platform integration, tests, performance or releases, or upgrading Flutter. Screen layout, themes, typography, reusable widgets and visual animation are in flutter-ui; interaction polish is in flutter-ux.
- ▌ Webgl · quegenx bundleShips WebGL on live web pages: small always-on shader widgets in product UI (one shared context, one frame loop with a 30fps cap and visibility pause, fragment cost, real optics, DPR chosen by shader cost, context loss and restore, fallbacks, SSR, accessibility), Three.js and React Three Fiber audits (severity by render loop, disposal, colour space, resize and pixel ratio, a visual rubric), and scroll-driven 3D launch pages (content and scene systems, the scene contract, glTF, Draco, KTX2 and HDR loaders, budgets, quality tiers, an asset manifest and a blueprint), with a GPU probe script. Use when adding, reviewing or debugging a shader, canvas or Three.js element on a website or app, auditing an R3F scene, or building a 3D product launch page.
- ▌ Kapso · quegenx bundleIntegrates and operates Kapso WhatsApp onboarding, messaging, webhooks, native forms, workflows, functions, Calling and diagnostics. Use when building or fixing a Kapso-backed WhatsApp product or automation.
- ▌ Aso · quegenx bundleOptimizes App Store and Google Play listings: the ASO audit and its checks, keyword research, metadata per store with every field limit, localization and category, the icon, screenshots and preview videos, resumable screenshot production with capture assessments and 18 optional art directions, custom product pages, product page optimization and store listing experiments, in-app events, App Clips and featuring, competitor and market tracking, seasonal changes, rating prompts and review replies, and Play-specific ASO. Use when auditing or rewriting a store listing, choosing keywords, producing screenshots or a preview, setting up a custom product page, A/B test or in-app event, tracking competitors, or raising an app's rating.
- ▌ Cro · quegenx bundleRaises conversions on marketing pages and the forms on them: the seven-dimension page audit in order of impact, Quick Wins and High-Impact output, page frameworks for home, landing, pricing, feature and blog pages, lead, contact, demo and quote forms, popups, slide-ins and banners within Google's interstitial guidance and WCAG, signup flows with NIST password rules, and an experiment catalogue by page with the limits each test must respect. Use when a page or form isn't converting, auditing a landing, pricing or feature page, designing a lead form, popup or signup flow, or listing conversion tests to run.
- ▌ SEO · quegenx bundleGets a site's pages crawled, indexed and chosen in Google Search the way Search Central documents it: the technical audit (reachability, robots, noindex and X-Robots-Tag, canonicals, sitemaps, the 30-type issue catalogue, triage into a work order, index bloat), choosing the one to three changes worth making and sizing them honestly, ranking evidence, pages at scale with the 12 programmatic playbooks and Google's doorway and scaled-content rules, local profiles, citations and outcome baselines, international annotations and canonicals, link attributes and link spam, link prospecting and outreach, directory submissions with a tracker, content refresh with dates and redirects, plus structured data, link previews, shared project context and self-contained SEO reports. Use when auditing a site's SEO, planning programmatic or location pages, working on Maps visibility, earning backlinks or submitting to directories, refreshing a decaying page, or checking a tool's SEO claim against Google.
- ▌ App UI · quegenx bundleBuilds the UI of the product itself, the signed-in app (not its marketing site or its agent chat), so every control, menu, dialog, table and data view feels made by one hand. Tokens, buttons, fields, morphing menus, dialogs that grow from their trigger, in-place confirms, filters, tables, boards, pending and empty states, right-to-left, and a checker that keeps it that way. React with Motion and headless primitives, CSS first. Use when building or reviewing app screens, UI components or a design system.
- ▌ K6 · quegenx bundleWrites, runs and maintains k6 load and performance tests: scripts for HTTP, WebSocket, gRPC and xk6 extensions, test types, executors, scenarios, thresholds and checks, k6 browser tests with Web Vitals, a full website performance suite (workflow elicitation, Playwright recording, hybrid load tests, load-generator monitoring, reporting), Grafana Cloud k6 runs managed and investigated through gcx and its API, test maintenance, k6 v2 migration and multi-run trend analysis. Use when load, stress, spike, soak, smoke or breakpoint testing a service or website, writing or fixing a k6 script, setting k6 thresholds, running or investigating Grafana Cloud k6 tests, tracking performance across runs, or upgrading scripts to k6 v2.
- ▌ Svg · quegenx bundleDraws, styles, animates and ships SVG for the web the way MDN and the W3C specs describe it: the root, viewBox and coordinates, shapes, text and paths, groups, symbols, use and transforms, presentation attributes and currentColor, gradients and patterns, clipping and masking, filters including goo and glass refraction, CSS, SMIL and JavaScript animation, morphing icons, embedding and sprites, accessibility, SVGO and SVGR, and sanitizing uploads. Use when writing or reviewing SVG markup, an icon system, an SVG animation or filter effect, SVG in React or Next.js, or handling user-supplied SVG.
- ▌ Dart · quegenx bundleWrites Dart 3 the way dart.dev and the Dart team's skills prescribe: language versions, class modifiers, sealed types, extension types, dot shorthands and null safety, records and pattern matching, primary and concise constructors, futures, streams and isolates, core library APIs (DateTime across daylight saving, map kinds, copying collections, JSON pretty-printing, Function.apply), Effective Dart style, documentation, usage and API design, analysis_options.yaml, lints, dart fix and dart format, the Dart and Flutter MCP server, unit tests, mockito, package:checks and coverage, pub dependencies, workspaces and publishing, package:path, CLI apps with package:args, exit codes and compiled binaries, FFI with build hooks and ffigen, and the release history with breaking changes. Use when writing, reviewing or upgrading Dart code, setting up lints or tests for a Dart or Flutter package, resolving pub conflicts, publishing to pub.dev, building a command-line tool, or calling C code from Dart.
- ▌ Gsap · quegenx bundleWrites and reviews GSAP animation the way GreenSock's official skills and docs prescribe, with their errors corrected: tweens, vars, transform aliases, eases and CustomEase, stagger, defaults, gsap.matchMedia() for breakpoints and reduced motion, timelines and the position parameter, gsap.utils, useGSAP, gsap.context() and cleanup in React and other frameworks, SSR, performance and quickTo, ScrollTrigger, plugins (Flip, Draggable, Observer, SplitText, ScrollTo, ScrollSmoother) and the SVG plugins (DrawSVG, MorphSVG, MotionPath). Use when writing, reviewing or debugging GSAP code, choosing between GSAP, Motion and CSS, or building scroll-driven or timeline-sequenced animation with GSAP.
- ▌ React · quegenx bundleWrites and reviews React the way react.dev prescribes, with Vercel's and React Doctor's rules corrected against it: when an Effect is not needed, dependencies and useEffectEvent, state, refs, keys, controlled inputs and hydration-safe reads, memo and the React Compiler, context, transitions and deferred values, component composition, React 19 APIs (ref as a prop, use, Actions), error and Suspense boundaries, Next.js App Router and Server Components, data fetching and bundles, React Native and Expo, and a read-only audit that turns findings into plans. Use when writing, reviewing or debugging React, Next.js or React Native code, fixing re-renders, hydration errors or effect bugs, or auditing a React codebase.