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README.md

Outline

simple_module_python skills

Agent skills for working in a simple_module_python codebase. Compatible with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, OpenCode, and any other agent that supports the Agent Skills format.

Install

There are two install paths — pick whichever fits your project.

Option A — smpy skills (recommended for simple_module_cli users)

Every project produced by smpy new already depends on simple_module_cli, which ships these skills inside its wheel. From the project root:

smpy skills list                                          # see what's available
smpy skills add                                           # install ALL skills into ./.claude/skills/
smpy skills add simple-module-creating                    # install just one
smpy skills add -g                                        # install into ~/.claude/skills (machine-wide)
smpy skills add --dest agents/skills                      # custom target dir
smpy skills add --symlink                                 # symlink to the bundled source (good for skill devs)
smpy skills update                                        # re-pull updates for skills already installed
smpy skills update simple-module-doctor                   # explicit re-pull (force-overwrites)

smpy skills resolves the bundled set against whatever version of simple_module_cli is installed, so upgrading the CLI ships skill updates the next time you run smpy skills update.

Option B — npx skills (no Python install needed)

npx skills add antosubash/simple_module_python          # all skills, current project
npx skills add antosubash/simple_module_python -g       # globally
npx skills add antosubash/simple_module_python --skill simple-module-creating -a claude-code
npx skills add antosubash/simple_module_python --list

The CLI is vercel-labs/skills; see its README for symlink-vs-copy and other options.

What's here

Skill Use when
simple-module-cli Invoking the smpy CLI — smpy new, smpy create-host, smpy create-module, smpy host gen-pages, smpy users create-admin, etc.
simple-module-creating Adding a new feature package — scaffolding, entry-point, ModuleMeta
simple-module-conventions Writing or reviewing module code — the invariant list (SQLModel everywhere, settings layout, framework→plugin direction, etc.)
simple-module-database Adding SQLModel tables, picking a mixin, or debugging session/transaction behavior
simple-module-migrations Generating, applying, or reviewing Alembic migrations after installing or changing a module
simple-module-inertia-pages Adding or debugging an Inertia page in a module — render keys, shared props, common pitfalls
simple-module-page-perf Auditing pages for speed and perceived speed — server time and SQL counts (Server-Timing), payloads, deferred props, navigation timing, layout shift, UX checks; ships scripts/page_audit
simple-module-locales Adding or debugging i18n in a module — locale_dirs(), namespaces, CLDR plurals, the Zod-in-hook rule
simple-module-registries Contributing menu items, permissions, feature flags, or events from a module
simple-module-testing Writing pytest tests — picking the right fixture (db_session / app / authenticated_client), single-test runs, e2e
simple-module-doctor Interpreting a diagnostic code (SM001–SM021) printed at boot

The skills are designed to stand alone — install them into any host or module-package project and they'll work without needing access to the framework's source repo.

Contributing

Each skill is a directory containing a SKILL.md with YAML frontmatter (name, description). The description is "use when…" triggers only — never a workflow summary, because agents will follow the description in lieu of reading the body.

PRs welcome.

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