global--tech-stack_skill

Overview

This skill applies the Agent OS global tech stack standard to a codebase. It ensures consistent language, tooling, and configuration choices across projects to simplify onboarding, maintenance, and cross-team collaboration. Use it to align a repository with organization-wide tech guidelines quickly and consistently.

How this skill works

The skill inspects project metadata, package manifests, and configuration files to detect current stack components and deviations from the Agent OS global tech stack. It reports discrepancies, suggests concrete fixes, and can produce a checklist or patch suggestions to bring the codebase into compliance. The output focuses on actionable changes for tooling, versions, and common conventions.

When to use it

• Initial repository setup to align with organization standards
• During audits to verify tech stack consistency across projects
• Before merging major infra or dependency changes
• When onboarding a new project or team to company-wide tooling
• Preparing repositories for cross-project automation or CI/CD

Best practices

• Run the skill early in the project lifecycle and integrate into CI checks
• Treat suggested changes as actionable patches and review them in pull requests
• Keep tech stack decisions documented and update the standard when exceptions are justified
• Use the skill’s reports to drive small, incremental fixes rather than large disruptive changes
• Automate acceptance of non-breaking formatting or config updates

Example use cases

• Detecting inconsistent Node/TypeScript versions and suggesting version alignment
• Identifying missing or misconfigured linters, formatters, and test scripts
• Generating a checklist for migrating repositories to company-approved CI templates
• Flagging unsupported or deprecated libraries that violate the global stack policy
• Creating a minimal patch that updates package manifests and config files to the standard