Ontoly Agent Skills
Analyze JavaScript and TypeScript repositories through a shared Software Graph.
Ontoly’s fourteen-Skill package covers onboarding, architecture, configuration, dependencies, dead code, documentation, impact, migration, performance, refactoring, tracing, SDKs, and security.
Use cases
- Explore architecture and dependencies
- Assess change impact and refactoring
- Review performance or security
How to use
Install Ontoly and build a graph for the repository before analysis. Check graph trust and diagnostics, then use the corresponding Skill with the upstream MCP or CLI.
Skills
architecture-review
Review repository architecture using Ontoly Software Graph and MCP capabilities. Use when asked to explain architecture, module boundaries, package topology, service ownership, or architectural risk.
0xsarwagya/ontolycodebase-onboarding
Onboard a developer to a repository using Ontoly graph summaries. Use when asked to explain a new codebase, identify entrypoints, map packages, or suggest first files to inspect.
0xsarwagya/ontolyconfiguration-analysis
Audit configuration and environment variable usage through Ontoly configuration capabilities. Use when asked where env vars, build config, runtime config, or feature flags are read.
0xsarwagya/ontolydead-code-analysis
Find potentially unused functions, methods, services, routes, or features using Ontoly dead-code and entrypoint capabilities. Use when asked what code appears unreachable or safe to remove.
0xsarwagya/ontolydependency-analysis
Analyze internal and package dependencies using Ontoly graph traversal. Use when asked which modules, packages, services, or files depend on each other.
0xsarwagya/ontolydocumentation
Draft graph-backed documentation from Ontoly summaries and traces. Use when asked to document architecture, APIs, modules, packages, or request lifecycles without re-parsing source files.
0xsarwagya/ontolyframework-analysis
Explain detected frameworks and framework-specific graph coverage using Ontoly framework reports. Use when asked whether a repository uses NestJS, Next.js, React, Turborepo, or other supported framework concepts.
0xsarwagya/ontolyimpact-analysis
Analyze change impact using Ontoly dependency and dependent traversal. Use when asked what breaks if a symbol, service, route, package, or repository node changes or is removed.
0xsarwagya/ontolymigration-analysis
Plan migrations using Ontoly architecture, dependency, impact, and configuration evidence. Use when asked to migrate frameworks, packages, APIs, modules, or runtime configuration.
0xsarwagya/ontolyperformance-analysis
Investigate performance-sensitive architecture using Ontoly call, dependency, and graph statistics evidence. Use when asked about hot paths, expensive flows, or performance investigation starting points.
0xsarwagya/ontolyrefactoring
Plan refactors with Ontoly impact and dependency evidence. Use when asked to move, rename, split, extract, or remove code while preserving behavior.
0xsarwagya/ontolyrequest-tracing
Trace request lifecycle behavior through Ontoly route, handler, and call graph capabilities. Use when asked to trace login, API, controller, route, or request execution flow.
0xsarwagya/ontolysdk-generation
Plan SDK generation from Ontoly API, route, model, and operation evidence. Use when asked to design or scope SDK generation without implementing code generation in the skill layer.
0xsarwagya/ontolysecurity-review
Review authentication, authorization, and security-sensitive flows using Ontoly graph evidence. Use when asked about auth ownership, protected routes, permissions, guards, or security risk.
0xsarwagya/ontoly