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@appsforgood/next-supabase-kit

v0.5.4

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Agents, skills, and a user guide for Next.js and Supabase projects. QA reviews screenshots, not code alone.

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Agents And Skills

A small pack of agents, skills, and a user guide for Next.js + Supabase apps.

QA does not review user-visible work from code alone. A change is not done until someone opened the running UI, captured desktop and mobile screenshots, and reviewed those images.

Start here

npx --yes @appsforgood/next-supabase-kit init --activate all

Then open USER_GUIDE.html in a browser (markdown twin: USER_GUIDE.md). GitHub shows the HTML as source; npx agent-kit guide prints the local path. That guide is how you use the pack.

What you get

  • AGENTS.md — who to ask, the ask-before-acting rule, and the handoff prompts
  • USER_GUIDE.md — how to invoke agents and skills in Cursor, Claude, Codex, Copilot, and Antigravity
  • Six agents rendered natively for each host you activate (.cursor/agents/, .claude/agents/, .codex/agents/, .github/agents/, .agents/agents/)
  • Twelve skills in one place, .agents/skills/ (Claude: .claude/skills/), following the Agent Skills open standard
  • A browser-qa skill that fails closed without desktop + mobile screenshots

Commands

npx agent-kit init --activate all
npx agent-kit guide
npx agent-kit doctor
npx agent-kit add skill debug
npx agent-kit add agent lead-architect
npx agent-kit update
npx agent-kit update --prune-legacy   # remove 0.3 council leftovers after a confirmation
npx agent-kit adapter validate all

agents-and-skills is the same binary.

Default agents

Planner · App engineer · Security · Design · QA · Copy

Default skills

planning · nextjs-app-router · supabase-auth-rls · postgres-migrations · owasp-security-review · frontend-design · accessibility-wcag · browser-qa · testing-qa · product-copy · deslop · ship