Reusable, audited skills for BoxLang & the Ortus ecosystem.
Use this skill when managing database schema changes in ColdBox/BoxLang using cfmigrations and commandbox-migrations. Covers migration file structure, Schema Builder API, seeding, and CLI workflows for creating, running, and rolling back migrations safely.
Use this skill when building Active Record-style ORM models in ColdBox/BoxLang with Quick. Covers entity definition, CRUD operations, relationships (hasOne, hasMany, belongsTo, belongsToMany), query scopes, eager loading, accessors/mutators, global scopes, lifecycle hooks, and production patterns for service-layer data access.
Use this skill when working with Hibernate ORM in ColdBox/BoxLang using the cborm module. Covers BaseORMService, VirtualEntityService, the Criteria Builder (restrictions, projections, joins, sub-queries, pagination), transaction management, event interceptions, and production patterns for data access layers.
Use this skill when building database queries with qb (Query Builder) in ColdBox/BoxLang. Covers QueryBuilder injection, select/from/where/join/group/order/limit clauses, aggregates, inserts, updates, deletes, raw expressions, sub-queries, chunking, and grammar configuration for MySQL, Postgres, MSSQL, and SQLite.
Use this skill when deploying BoxLang to ESP32 microcontrollers using MatchBox's --target esp32 flag, flashing firmware (full-flash vs fast-deploy), using watch mode for rapid iteration, accessing hardware via BoxLang BIFs, detecting the ESP32 runtime, and understanding FreeRTOS task constraints.
Use this skill when compiling BoxLang to WebAssembly or JavaScript ES modules for use in web browsers and Node.js using MatchBox's --target js or --target wasm flags, integrating with HTML pages, bundlers (Webpack/Vite), and Node.js projects.
Use this skill when building, testing, or deploying BoxLang applications on Google Cloud Functions Gen 2, including handler structure, FunctionRunner entry point, URI routing, environment variables, local development with the GCF invoker, and debugging.
Use this skill when compiling BoxLang scripts to standalone native executables using MatchBox's --target native flag, cross-compiling for multiple platforms, optimizing binary size, and using Native Fusion to expose Rust functions as BoxLang built-in functions.
Use this skill when running BoxLang as a lightweight web server using the BoxLang MiniServer (Undertow-based), configuring miniserver.json, using the .boxlang.json project convention, enabling health checks, warmup URLs, environment variable overrides, and tuning for development and production.
Use this skill when containerizing BoxLang applications with Docker, including choosing the right image variant, running scripts, the MiniServer web runtime, environment variables, health checks, volume mounts, Docker Compose, and production deployment patterns.
Use this skill when setting up or developing BoxLang on a Chromebook, including enabling Linux development environment, installing Java 21, installing BoxLang, setting up VS Code with the BoxLang extension, and troubleshooting ARM/Intel Chromebook issues.
Use this skill when compiling BoxLang applications to server-side WebAssembly (WASM) using MatchBox's --target wasm flag, running WASM with Wasmtime or WasmEdge, building minimal OCI containers from WASM binaries, and deploying to edge platforms like Fastly Compute or Cloudflare Workers (WASI).
Use this skill when deploying BoxLang as an enterprise Java servlet application using CommandBox, configuring server.json for BoxLang, installing BoxLang modules, enabling SSL and rewrites, using BoxLang+ or BoxLang++ subscriptions with CommandBox PRO features, and production server configuration.
Use this skill when using MatchBox, the Rust-based native implementation of BoxLang that requires no JVM, including installation, understanding the available compilation targets (native, wasm, js, esp32), the philosophy and tradeoffs vs JVM BoxLang, and choosing the right target for CLI tools, edge deployments, browser WASM, and embedded devices.
Use this skill when integrating BoxLang with Spring Boot applications, including the starter dependency, MVC view resolution, template structure, accessing Spring Model attributes, configuration via application.properties, and returning BoxLang views from Spring controllers.
Use this skill when writing BoxLang CLI scripts and classes, handling command-line arguments, using the BoxLang REPL, running action commands (compile, cftranspile, featureaudit), detecting runtime context, and leveraging CLI-specific built-in functions.
Use this skill when building, deploying, or debugging BoxLang applications on AWS Lambda — including Lambda.bx structure, handler conventions, environment variables, SAM CLI testing, performance optimization, connection pooling, multi-function routing, and the boxlang-starter-aws-lambda project.
Use this skill when setting up GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines for BoxLang projects, including the setup-boxlang action, supported inputs/outputs, installing modules, CommandBox integration, multi-engine testing, and complete workflow templates.
Use this skill when deploying BoxLang applications to DigitalOcean App Platform using the official BoxLang starter kit, setting up auto-deployment from GitHub, and understanding the MiniServer + multi-stage Docker build architecture used in the starter.
Use this skill when embedding BoxLang into Java applications via the JSR-223 scripting API, evaluating BoxLang code from Java, sharing data between Java and BoxLang via Bindings, building rules engines, template processors, or configurable logic using BoxLang as a scripting engine inside a JVM application.
Use when implementing or reviewing modern JavaScript for correctness, readability, performance, and runtime safety across browser and Node environments. Invoke for async flows, module design, data transformation, error handling, and architectural refactors.
Use when designing, implementing, or refactoring Tailwind CSS systems for consistency, scale, and performance. Invoke for utility composition, design tokens, theme extension, responsive strategy, accessibility styling, and class management patterns.
Use when performing high-signal code reviews focused on correctness, security, maintainability, performance, and test coverage risk. Invoke for pull request review, architecture drift detection, bug risk assessment, and actionable feedback with severity-ranked findings.
Use when building or maintaining Vite-based frontend applications that need fast local development, reliable production builds, optimized asset pipelines, or plugin-level customization. Invoke for HMR issues, build performance, code splitting, environment handling, Vitest integration, and Vite config refactors.
coldbox
ortus-boxlang
ortus-solutions