Codex skills for app building conventions
概览
This repository contains reusable AI assistant instructions that document how I prefer to build applications. They are written in a skill-style folder format that is best supported by Codex, but the SKILL.md files can also be read or referenced by Claude or any assistant that can use project instruction files. Each instruction pack is a folder with a SKILL.md file. Some folders also include optional agents/openai.yaml metadata for tools that understand it. Use these instructions by pointing your assistant at the relevant folder or by referencing the instruction pack name in your prompt. For assistants that support $skill-name syntax, you can also reference them explicitly: Explicit references are useful when you want a particular convention applied. SKILL.md is the source of truth for an instruction pack. agents/openai.yaml contains optional UI metadata for tools that support it.
README
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App-Building Instructions
This repository contains reusable AI assistant instructions that document how I prefer to build applications. They are written in a skill-style folder format that is best supported by Codex, but the SKILL.md files can also be read or referenced by Claude or any assistant that can use project instruction files.
Each instruction pack is a folder with a SKILL.md file. Some folders also include optional agents/openai.yaml metadata for tools that understand it.
Available Instruction Packs
| Skill | Use it for |
|---|---|
build-my-apps |
General app-building defaults across stacks: Rust backends, Angular frontends, Tailwind styling, Docker, Temporal, PostgreSQL, releases, CI, docs, event logging, testing, and operational conventions. |
build-rust-apps |
Rust backend apps: routes/services/libs/models structure, Axum-style APIs, Toasty CLI migrations, DTO boundaries, request event logs, observability, and Docker-backed tests. |
build-typescript-apps |
Standalone Fastify TypeScript apps: Bun by default, strict TypeScript, Biome, route/service/lib/model boundaries, validation, OpenAPI, and typed errors. |
build-python-apps |
Python services: uv, Ruff, Pyright, pytest, typed code, src layout, service-layer business logic, and configuration defaults. |
build-django-apps |
Django/DRF services: Pydantic settings, PostgreSQL, dj_database_url, no viewsets, service-oriented APIs, WhiteNoise, Cloudflare R2, Docker, and typed Python. |
build-microservices |
Microservice architecture: service manifests, permission contracts, service registration, generated clients, frontend manifests, auth boundaries, and service documentation. |
How To Use
Use these instructions by pointing your assistant at the relevant folder or by referencing the instruction pack name in your prompt.
Examples:
Use the build-my-apps instructions to scaffold this product.
Use the build-rust-apps instructions while refactoring this backend.
Use the build-django-apps instructions to design this DRF service.
Use the build-microservices instructions to add service-to-service auth and manifests.
For assistants that support $skill-name syntax, you can also reference them explicitly:
Use $build-my-apps to scaffold this product.
Explicit references are useful when you want a particular convention applied.
Repository Layout
build-my-apps/
SKILL.md
agents/openai.yaml
build-rust-apps/
SKILL.md
agents/openai.yaml
...
SKILL.md is the source of truth for an instruction pack. agents/openai.yaml contains optional UI metadata for tools that support it.
Installing Locally
To copy these instruction packs into a local assistant configuration directory, run the installer:
./scripts/install-skills.sh
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安装
npx skillfish add lordsarcastic/skills