angular-forms

• Curated Skills - Personally crafted and battle-tested by [@Gentleman-Programming](https://github.com/Gentleman-Programming). These reflect MY way of thinking about code architecture - Scope Rule, file naming conventions, signals-first approach, and more. Some skills (like testing and Python) have been developed in collaboration with the team at [Prowler](https://github.com/prowler-cloud).

• Community Skills - Created by the community, for the community. These go through a democratic voting process before being accepted.

These skills represent patterns and practices I've personally tested and refined over years of development.

Contributing to this Repo?

> Start here! Use the [github-pr](curated/github-pr) skill to create proper PRs with conventional commits.

| Skill | Description | Trigger |

|-------|-------------|---------|

| [github-pr](curated/github-pr) | Create quality PRs with conventional commits | When creating PRs or contributing |

| [skill-creator](curated/skill-creator) | Create new skills | When creating new AI agent skills |

Frontend

| Skill | Description | Trigger |

|-------|-------------|---------|

| [angular/core](curated/angular/core) | Standalone components, signals, inject, zoneless | When creating Angular components |

| [angular/forms](curated/angular/forms) | Signal Forms, Reactive Forms | When working with Angular forms |

| [angular/performance](curated/angular/performance) | NgOptimizedImage, @defer, lazy loading, SSR | When optimizing Angular apps |

| [angular/architecture](curated/angular/architecture) | Scope Rule, project structure, file naming | When structuring Angular projects |

| [react-19](curated/react-19) | React 19 patterns with React Compiler | When writing React components |

| [nextjs-15](curated/nextjs-15) | Next.js 15 App Router patterns | When working with Next.js |

| [typescript](curated/typescript) | TypeScript strict patterns | When writing TypeScript code |

| [tailwind-4](curated/tailwind-4) | Tailwind CSS 4 patterns | When styling with Tailwind |

| [zod-4](curated/zod-4) | Zod 4 schema validation | When using Zod for validation |

| [zustand-5](curated/zustand-5) | Zustand 5 state management | When managing React state |

Backend & AI

| Skill | Description | Trigger |

|-------|-------------|---------|

| [ai-sdk-5](curated/ai-sdk-5) | Vercel AI SDK 5 patterns | When building AI chat features |

| [django-drf](curated/django-drf) | Django REST Framework patterns | When building REST APIs with Django |

Testing

| Skill | Description | Trigger |

|-------|-------------|---------|

| [playwright](curated/playwright) | Playwright E2E testing | When writing E2E tests |

| [pytest](curated/pytest) | Python pytest patterns | When writing Python tests |

Workflow

| Skill | Description | Trigger |

|-------|-------------|---------|

| [jira-task](curated/jira-task) | Jira task creation | When creating Jira tasks |

| [jira-epic](curated/jira-epic) | Jira epic creation | When creating Jira epics |

Skills contributed by the community and approved through our voting process.

| Skill | Description | Author |

|-------|-------------|--------|

| [electron](community/electron) | Electron patterns for building cross-platform desktop applications. | @gentleman-programming |

| [elixir-antipatterns](community/elixir-antipatterns) | Core catalog of 8 critical Elixir/Phoenix anti-patterns covering error handli... | @tsardinasGitHub |

| [hexagonal-architecture-layers-java](community/hexagonal-architecture-layers-java) | Hexagonal architecture layering for Java services with strict boundaries. | @diegnghrmr |

| [java-21](community/java-21) | Java 21 language and runtime patterns for modern, safe code. | @diegnghrmr |

| [react-native](community/react-native) | React Native patterns for mobile app development with Expo and bare workflow. | @gentleman-programming |

| [spring-boot-3](community/spring-boot-3) | Spring Boot 3 patterns for configuration, DI, and web services. | @diegnghrmr |

For Claude Code / OpenCode

Copy the skills you want to use to your Claude configuration:

```bash

# Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/Gentleman-Programming/Gentleman-Skills.git

# Copy curated skills to Claude config

cp -r Gentleman-Skills/curated/* ~/.claude/skills/

# Or copy specific skills

cp -r Gentleman-Skills/curated/react-19 ~/.claude/skills/

cp -r Gentleman-Skills/curated/typescript ~/.claude/skills/

```

Manual Installation

1. Create the skills directory if it doesn't exist:

```bash

mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills

```

1. Copy the skill folder(s) you want:

```bash

cp -r curated/react-19 ~/.claude/skills/

```

1. Reference the skill in your project's CLAUDE.md or global ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md:

```markdown

## Skills

When working with React, read ~/.claude/skills/react-19/SKILL.md first.

```

Each skill contains a SKILL.md file with:

1. Trigger conditions - When the AI should load this skill
2. Patterns and rules - Specific coding conventions to follow
3. Code examples - Reference implementations
4. Anti-patterns - What to avoid

When the AI detects a matching context (e.g., editing a React component), it reads the skill file and applies those patterns to its responses.

We welcome community contributions! See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for the full process.

> Pro tip: Load the [github-pr](curated/github-pr) skill to create PRs that follow our conventions!

Quick Overview

1. Fork this repository
2. Create your skill following the [skill template](SKILL_TEMPLATE.md)
3. Submit a Pull Request to the community/ folder using [conventional commits](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/)
4. Community votes for 7 days using reactions
5. Accepted if more positive than negative votes

Voting System

• Vote with reactions on the PR
• Voting period: 7 days
• Acceptance criteria: positive votes > negative votes
• Maintainers can fast-track exceptional contributions

```

skill-name/

├── SKILL.md # Main skill file (required)

├── examples/ # Code examples (optional)

└── README.md # Skill documentation (optional)

```

Looking for official Vercel skills? Check out [vercel-labs/agent-skills](https://github.com/vercel-labs/agent-skills).

MIT License - See [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details.

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Made with care by [Gentleman Programming](https://github.com/Gentleman-Programming) and the community.