vthink-agent-toolkit

Start, stop, or restart the local dev server. Auto-detects the start command and port from package.json scripts or prompts the user. Supports start, stop, and restart actions. Invoke with /dev-server <start|stop|restart>.

Conversational onboarding agent that learns about the developer, gives a guided tour of all toolkit tools starred for their role and stack, and generates a personalised markdown starter guide.

Run the project's test suite, fix any failures, and ensure all tests pass. Auto-detects the test command from package.json or project config.

Generate a privacy-safe version of the current technical problem, safe to paste into external tools. Strips company names, project names, class names, URLs, and internal terminology while preserving the technical substance. Use when you need to search externally without leaking proprietary details.

Generate BDD Gherkin feature files from requirements — even vague ones. Asks clarifying questions to surface edge cases and acceptance criteria, then produces Given/When/Then scenarios. Use when asked for BDD requirements, Gherkin scenarios, .feature files, or acceptance criteria.

Stage, commit, push, and open a pull request in one workflow. Confirms commit message, PR title, and description before acting. Use when the user says "commit push and PR", "push and raise a PR", or invokes /commit-push-pr.

Stage, commit, and push changes. Analyzes the diff, generates a Conventional Commits message, confirms with the user, then pushes. Use when the user says "commit and push", "push my changes", or invokes /commit-push.

Check code changes against project conventions. Accepts a PR number or file paths/globs. Discovers conventions from the codebase itself and reports violations in naming, patterns, and file organization. Use when asked to "check conventions", "review code style", "audit patterns", or "validate naming".

Generate a complete CRUD endpoint for a new resource. Auto-detects project structure (routes, models, test framework) and adapts to Express, Fastify, Flask, and similar frameworks. Use when asked to generate or scaffold a new API endpoint.

Suggest a Conventional Commits message based on current staged and unstaged changes. Does not commit — just outputs the message to copy. Extracts ticket ID from branch name if present. Use when you want a commit message suggestion without committing.

Generate a comprehensive QA testing guide for a pull request. Analyzes the PR diff, researches codebase impact, and produces a structured test plan for QA testers. Use when asked to create a QA guide or test plan for a PR.

Ship staged changes — runs a conventions check, generates a commit message with ticket ID from branch name, commits, and pushes. Use when the user says "ship it", "commit and push", or "send it".

Pointed and explanatory — highlights best practices and direction changes without being verbose.