NestJS Backend Expert

What it does

Once installed, the agent follows NestJS best practices when you ask for a TypeScript backend API. It scaffolds modules, controllers, services and DTOs with input validation, adds JWT/Passport authentication and guards, documents endpoints with Swagger, and writes unit and E2E tests. It loads reference notes on routing, dependency injection, authentication, testing and migrating from Express as needed.

Try asking

• “Create a NestJS users module with a controller, service, and DTO validation for email and password”Copy
• “Add JWT authentication with Passport and role-based guards to my existing NestJS API”Copy
• “Migrate this Express.js route handlers to NestJS controllers and services”Copy
• “Write unit tests for my NestJS orders service using Test.createTestingModule”Copy

Get better results

• Point the agent at your existing project structure so it matches your module layout and naming conventions
• Ask for tests alongside any service you create, since the skill expects unit tests for every service method
• Review generated auth, password and config code before deploying, and run the lint and test commands it suggests

What's inside

• references/authentication.md
• references/controllers-routing.md
• references/dtos-validation.md
• references/migration-from-express.md
• references/services-di.md
• references/testing-patterns.md
• SKILL.md