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rmyndharis/antigravity-skills

Practical playbooks for building, auditing, migrating, and orchestrating software systems.
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TL;DR

A broad developer-tooling collection spanning RAG applications, multi-agent orchestration, Airflow pipelines, API and backend architecture, accessibility audits, and security analysis. It gives engineers concrete workflows for work such as incrementally migrating AngularJS, profiling agent systems, documenting architecture decisions, and testing realistic API behavior.

WHO IT'S FOR
AI / LLM engineers
building production-ready RAG systems and applications
AI agent / automation builders
optimizing multi-agent orchestration and performance
Data engineers
creating production Apache Airflow DAGs and pipelines
Frontend engineers
migrating legacy AngularJS apps to modern Angular
Repository contents

307 skill files

Compatible AgentsThe repository documents support for these agents. The skills may also work with other agents that can load SKILL.md files, but they may need some setup or small changes.

Use this skill collection

Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.

Install API Design Principles locally

Installs: The api-design-principles skill in the current project · Google Antigravity

Before you start

Run from: The target Antigravity project directory

  1. In a terminal, replace `<skill-name>` with `api-design-principles`, then run the command from the target project directory.

    npx @rmyndharis/antigravity-skills install <skill-name>
README.md · Checked Sep 18, 2026skills/api-design-principles/SKILL.md · Checked Sep 18, 2026

Give it something to do.

Suggested first task

Draft a small API contract

Uses api-design-principles

  • Intended API consumers
  • Core user-service use cases
  • Authentication constraints
  • Required resources or existing interface constraints
Use the api-design-principles skill to draft a compact REST API contract for a user service. First ask me for the intended consumers, core use cases, authentication constraints, and required resources. Then propose the resources and endpoints, one representative request/response example, and concise decisions for errors, versioning, pagination, and authentication. Review the result for consistency; do not implement or publish it.