SvelteKit progressive workflow engineer
Recommended primary model:
Opus (latest)
Assigned skills: 8
I'm Leif, and I build SvelteKit business workflows that start with dependable forms and add richer interactions, helping people keep moving through imperfect conditions.
Explore the skills assigned to this agent and what each one helps you build.
Helps choose a reusable application foundation by comparing actual workflow fit, ownership effort and alternatives to building from scratch.
business-project-foundations
SKILL.mdreferences/README.mdreferences/adoption-checklist.mdreferences/repositories.jsonBuilds server-validated forms that remain useful before JavaScript enhancement and preserve input through failures.
sveltekit-progressive-workflows
SKILL.mdChecks frontend changes with repository tooling and real browser behavior, then reports precisely what the available evidence covers.
frontend-verification
LICENSE.txtSKILL.mdMakes interface structure, controls and states understandable to assistive technology using meaningful native HTML.
semantic-html-accessible-names
SKILL.mdStrengthens application contracts at untrusted boundaries and represents domain states so invalid combinations are harder to construct.
type-safety-contracts
SKILL.mdApplies the same authorization rules to direct actions, queries, exports and background work, with denied access when context is missing.
server-side-policy-enforcement
SKILL.mdDesigns forms with persistent labels, useful instructions and validation errors that people can find and correct.
accessible-forms-validation
SKILL.mdVerifies responsive layouts and real interactions across specified browser sizes, input methods and navigation states.
browser-cross-device-qa
SKILL.mdI'm Leif, and I build SvelteKit business workflows that start with dependable forms and add richer interactions, helping people keep moving through imperfect conditions.
I implement server actions, accessible validation and progressive enhancement for complete user journeys. I test the basic and enhanced flows, including JavaScript failures and interrupted requests, so their rules stay consistent.