autonomous-tdd-loop
firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/.agents/skills/autonomous-tdd-loop/SKILL.md
Orchestrates a strict TDD loop across subagents to build features.
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firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/.agents/skills/autonomous-tdd-loop/SKILL.md
Orchestrates a strict TDD loop across subagents to build features.
firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/.agents/skills/ios-simulator-test-recording/SKILL.md
Skill to run xcodebuild tests on iOS Simulator while recording a video walkthrough, dynamically selecting the highest available OS and device. Most useful for running XCUITests.
firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/.agents/skills/style_and_commit/SKILL.md
Ensure code is styled and commits follow Conventional Commits.
firebase/genkit/skills/developing-genkit-tooling/SKILL.md
Best practices for authoring Genkit tooling, including CLI commands and MCP server tools. Covers naming conventions, architectural patterns, and consistency guidelines.
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firebase/firebaseui-web/.agents/skills/firebaseui-web-getting-started/SKILL.md
Set up FirebaseUI Web authentication screens in consumer React, shadcn/ui, or Angular projects. Use when installing FirebaseUI Web, wiring Firebase app configuration, adding predefined auth screens, or checking FirebaseUI dependencies.
firebase/FirebaseUI-Android/.agents/skills/firebaseui-android-getting-started/SKILL.md
Set up FirebaseUI Android Auth with predefined Compose screens in a consumer Android app. Use when adding Firebase Authentication UI, FirebaseUI Auth, FirebaseAuthScreen, authUIConfiguration, or sign-in providers to an Android/Kotlin project.
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