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Explain the available technology stacks in plain English. Use when the user asks what kinds of apps Shipwright can build, or wants to understand the technology choices.
npx claudepluginhub davepoon/buildwithclaude --plugin shipwrightThis skill is limited to using the following tools:
The user wants to understand what Shipwright can build. Explain it in **plain English** — no jargon.
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The user wants to understand what Shipwright can build. Explain it in plain English — no jargon.
First, read stacks/stacks-reference.md from the Shipwright plugin root directory. It contains the canonical stack definitions.
Then present the stacks to the user using each stack's Plain name and User description fields. Format your response conversationally like this:
"Shipwright can build [N] types of apps right now, and I pick the best one for your idea automatically. You never need to worry about the technology — but here's what's available if you're curious:
1. [Plain name] ([Stack name]) [User description]
- [Capabilities list]
[repeat for each stack...]
All of these deploy to Vercel for free — you get a live URL you can share with anyone.
A note on what these apps can do: All Shipwright apps run on Vercel's serverless platform, which is great for most web apps. There are a few things serverless can't do out of the box:
- No persistent WebSocket connections (but you can use Supabase Realtime or polling instead)
- No long-running background jobs over 5 minutes (but Vercel Cron Jobs handle scheduled tasks)
- No saving files directly on the server (but Supabase Storage or Vercel Blob work great)
If your idea needs any of these, I'll work around the limitations or let you know upfront.
Just describe what you want to build and I'll pick the right one. Use
/shipwright:build [your idea]to get started!"
If the user asks about mobile apps, iOS apps, Python backends, or Ruby apps:
"That's not available in Shipwright yet, but it's on the roadmap! Right now I can build web apps and content sites. If your idea could work as a web app, I'd love to build it for you."