NgAutoPilot
NgAutoPilot is a public, agent-agnostic catalog of micro-skills for Angular, TypeScript, JavaScript, RxJS, testing, code quality, architecture, versioning, and quality governance workflows.
It helps AI agents make better technical decisions with small, reusable instructions instead of one giant prompt.
Documentation Index
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What NgAutoPilot Is
NgAutoPilot is a skill system for real projects.
- 🧠
skills/_core/ is the operating layer that decides how to think about a task.
- 🏗️
skills/angular/ holds Angular-specific skills for architecture, templates, DI, performance, RxJS, state, migrations, versioning, and upgrade hops.
- 🧪
skills/typescript/, skills/javascript/, and skills/quality/ cover cross-cutting concerns.
- 🔌
adapters/ contains templates for different agent ecosystems.
- 📚
docs/ contains extra guidance such as the Sage review packet.
- 📦
schemas/, templates/, and scripts/ keep the catalog structured and maintainable.
What It Is Not
NgAutoPilot is not:
- a giant prompt dump
- a private internal playbook
- a framework
- a replacement for project architecture
- a provider-locked skill pack
NgAutoPilot includes a small CLI for installing, inspecting, and exporting reusable micro-skills. The CLI is a distribution channel, not the core product.
Why It Exists
Modern frontend work gets messy fast:
- architecture decisions get mixed with local fixes
- performance advice becomes repetitive
- version compatibility is guessed instead of detected
- broad prompts hide the smallest safe change
- test guidance gets lost in long discussions
NgAutoPilot turns that into a catalog of micro-skills that are:
- small
- reusable
- version-aware
- easy to validate
- safe to share publicly
How It Works
- Detect the project stack.
- Select the smallest skill that matches the task.
- Apply compatibility and risk gates.
- Make the smallest reversible change.
- Validate the result.
- Prepare the publish bundle or review packet when needed.
The _core layer is the brain. It tells the agent how to inspect the repo, choose a skill, gate by compatibility, and keep the change small.
Skill Layers
skills/
_core/
autopilot-orchestrator/
project-intake/
stack-version-detection/
skill-router/
compatibility-router/
risk-assessment/
angular/
architecture/
components/
dependency-injection/
styles/
performance/
rxjs/
state/
services/
migration/
modernization/
docs/
upgrades/
microfrontends/
versioning/
typescript/
javascript/
css/
quality/
git/
Catalog Snapshot
Current catalog size: 285 skills
| Category | Skills |
|---|
| Core | 6 |
| Angular architecture | 20+ |
| Angular migration | 8 |
| Angular modernization | 18 |
| Angular performance | 13 |
| Angular upgrades | 60+ |
| Angular versioning | 3 |
| Angular components | 5 |
| Angular dependency injection | 2 |
| Angular RxJS | 2 |
| Angular services | 1 |
| Angular state | 1 |
| Angular testing | 4 |
| Angular HTTP / SSR / router / forms / Material / templates / microfrontends / docs / styles | 40+ |
| CSS selectors / layout / custom properties | 2 |
| TypeScript strict types | 2+ |
| JavaScript fundamentals | 5+ |
| Quality governance | 10+ |
What Skills We Have
If you are consuming this repo, these are the skill families that matter most:
