Recommended Skills, Bundles, and Workflows for My Project

[NareshKumar-nrk]

What kind of help do you need?

Choosing the right skills

Your question

I'm building a [React/Node.js/Django/etc.] project Based on antigravity-awesome-skills, recommend the exact skills, bundles, and workflows I should use, and explain why.

Environment and context

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What have you already tried?

• Read the repository README and installation guide.
• Explored the available skills, bundles, and workflows in the repository.
• Reviewed several SKILL.md examples to understand their structure and intended use.
• Looked for skills related to my technology stack but found it difficult to identify the best combination for my specific project.
• I am seeking recommendations on which exact skills, bundles, and workflows would provide the most value for my use case.

Before posting

• I checked the README, FAQ, and relevant docs first.

[sickn33]

Thanks for laying out the context. Since the stack is still written as [React/Node.js/Django/etc.], I would choose the skill set by the main delivery path instead of installing the whole catalog upfront.

For a React + API application, start with the AAS Web App Builder plugin, or the equivalent direct skills, and activate:

• react-patterns / frontend-dev-guidelines for component architecture, data fetching, and UI implementation.
• nodejs-best-practices and backend-dev-guidelines if the API is Node/Express.
• django-pro if the API is Django/DRF instead of Node.
• api-design-principles to keep REST/GraphQL contracts consistent.
• postgresql for schema design, indexes, constraints, and query patterns when Postgres is your database.
• test-driven-development plus playwright-skill for unit, integration, and browser coverage.
• web-security-testing before launch, especially around auth, access control, injection, and XSS.
• documentation or architecture-decision-records once decisions need to be captured for the team.

For bundles, the best starter combination is usually Essentials + Full-Stack Developer + QA & Testing. For production hardening, add Security Developer, DevOps & Cloud, and Observability & Monitoring.

For workflows, I would use this order:

1. Planning/API shape: api-design-principles + architecture-decision-records
2. Implementation: frontend skill + backend skill + database skill
3. Quality: test-driven-development + playwright-skill
4. Hardening: web-security-testing
5. Handoff: documentation

If your goal is a SaaS-style app, the closest workflow is ship-saas-mvp. If the main concern is testing and stabilization, use qa-browser-automation. If this is an existing app and you want a security pass, use security-audit-web-app.

If you share the concrete stack, app type, database, auth provider, deployment target, and whether this is greenfield or existing code, I can recommend a tighter exact set instead of the generic React/Node/Django starter.

[NareshKumar-nrk]

Thank u for ur support