Supernova is a collection of 27 agent skills for AI coding tools like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, and Antigravity.
The Problem: Vibe-coders and non-technical builders use AI to describe ideas and generate code - but skip the foundations that real dev teams take for granted: system architecture, database migrations, security patterns, testing strategies, and production-grade integrations.
The Solution: Supernova fills these gaps with domain-specialized SOPs that guide AI agents to build real applications - not prototypes. Every skill contains production patterns, not generic templates.
Skills Catalog (27 Skills)
Foundation (Process & Orchestration)
Skill
What It Does
plan
Agile sprint planning, roadmap creation, ticket breakdown
orchestrator
Analyzes scope, detects complexity mode, routes to correct workflow
executor
Executes implementation tasks with built-in verification gates
parallel
Coordinates multi-agent parallel execution for complex tasks
Skill
What It Does
backend
Python / FastAPI application architecture, dependency injection, middleware
api
REST (FastAPI) vs GraphQL API design based on complexity
db
PostgreSQL schema design, indexing, query optimization, RxDB for offline-first
Skill
What It Does
frontend
Next.js 14 / TypeScript / Tailwind / Shadcn/ui component architecture
ui-ux
Design systems, responsive layouts, accessibility, micro-interactions
Infrastructure & Security
Skill
What It Does
system-architecture
System design, ADRs, data modeling, API contracts
security
JWT auth, RBAC, input validation, OWASP patterns, secret scanning
devops
Docker, CI/CD pipelines, GitHub Actions, deployment workflows
infra
Terraform, Kubernetes, cloud resource provisioning
Skill
What It Does
audit
Codebase health audits, dependency review, technical debt analysis
report
Engineering reports, sprint summaries, stakeholder updates
docs
Technical documentation, API docs, user guides, changelogs
Skill
What It Does
testing
Full test pyramid — unit (pytest/Vitest), integration, E2E (Playwright)
business-logic
Domain modeling, rule engines, state machines, validation layers
state-management
Frontend (Zustand, React Query, nuqs) + Backend (Redis, sessions)
Skill
What It Does
payments
Stripe checkout, subscriptions, webhooks with idempotency, refunds
auth-provider
Clerk, NextAuth.js OAuth, Supabase Auth — third-party auth integration
migrations
Alembic migration workflow, 3-step NOT NULL pattern, rollback SOP
file-storage
S3 / Cloudflare R2 uploads, pre-signed URLs, MIME validation, CDN
email
Resend transactional email, Jinja2 templates, Celery async sending
monitoring
Sentry error tracking, structlog, Prometheus metrics, health checks
ai-integration
LLM APIs (Claude/GPT), streaming SSE, tool use, RAG with pgvector
onboarding
Day-0 project scaffold — monorepo structure, Docker Compose, first commit
git clone https://github.com/mrsknetwork/supernova.git
# Follow the platform-specific INSTALL.md in the dot-directories above
When starting a new project, Supernova asks for confirmation before applying defaults:
Layer
Default
Alternatives
Backend
Python 3.12 + FastAPI
Django, Express
Frontend
Next.js 14 + TypeScript + Tailwind + Shadcn/ui
Vite + React
Database
PostgreSQL + SQLAlchemy 2.0
RxDB (offline-first)
API
REST (FastAPI) / GraphQL (by complexity)
tRPC
Auth
Clerk (managed) / Custom JWT
NextAuth.js, Supabase Auth
Payments
Stripe
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CI/CD
GitHub Actions
GitLab CI
Skills always ask: "Can I use the standard Supernova stack, or do you have a preference?" before applying defaults.
Directory
Purpose
skills/
27 agent skills with SOPs, evals, and references
commands/
/nova unified command entry point
hooks/
Session-start routing + security scanning hooks
.supernova/
Runtime config (modes, security, optimization)
tests/
Test suite for skill validation
Governance & Contributing
Production-First: Every skill targets production deployment.
Domain-Specialized: SOPs are specific to each technology, not generic AI templates.
Ask Before Assuming: Default stacks require user confirmation.
Evidence Over Claims: Verify results before declaring success.
Copyright (c) 2026 Kamesh. MIT License.