Not just a shallow skill that points to the source docs. This is the entire corpus of HTMX + official plugins. So it has references for how-to Websocket, SSE, preload, etc. as well as the core library.
If you try it out and you find issues with how it references things, feel free to drop an issue on the repo and I'll fix it ASAP.
Languages & Technologies: TSQL, Typescript / Javascript, NodeJS, Python, Elixir, Ruby, Any RDBMS (mssql, mysql, pgsql, sybase/sap hana), HTML, CSS, Raw DOM, React
Organization, Analysis & Documentation: Agile or Waterfall, IDEF1x DM, SSADM, State and Logic Diagrams
AI: Open AI, Anthropic, via API directly, Instructor / Pydantic
Cloud: AWS / Azure, some experience with GCP, Pulumi, Terraform
15 year software dev. Started heavy on the FE, moved to full stack, eventually forced to do devops to launch companies. I've touched everything. Have had a successful run and built tech for various startups from scratch, two sold, one hit $6M ARR within a year after launch.
Doing freelance work now. Dev or consulting. Available to help founders or established companies.
Are we training an entire generation of developers to treat AI like a magic wand, then acting surprised when 40% of Copilot code contains security holes? Maybe instead of asking 'how fast can AI code?' we should ask 'why are we building systems that need this much code?'
If you try it out and you find issues with how it references things, feel free to drop an issue on the repo and I'll fix it ASAP.
Enjoy!