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Backlog — snippet ideas

Candidate additions to the toolkit, to prioritize when the mood strikes. Bias for all of these: self-contained, zero/minimal runtime deps, macOS-first, and a per-folder README.md (see ../CLAUDE.md).

Queued

  • Recommended Chrome extensions — an opinionated, copy-paste list of browser extensions worth installing (a11y: axe DevTools, WAVE; perf: Lighthouse, React DevTools; etc.) with one line on why each. Pairs with the a11y-check and playwright snippets.
  • Performance tools — a reference for front-end performance tooling (Lighthouse / Lighthouse CI, Web Vitals, bundle analysis, flame-graph profiling) with quick copy-paste commands. Complements the size-limit / bundle notes in toolchain.md.
  • Rate limiter (token-bucket) — pace outgoing API calls under a provider's per-second/minute limit. Slots between ai-cache (dedup identical calls) and http-fetch (429 backoff) to round out cost / rate-limit handling.
  • Generalize ai-cache (parked — leave as-is for now) — it's already provider-agnostic (an API/response cache, not AI-specific). Future consideration: a "beyond AI calls" README note, or a rename to a general response cache, so its use for paid / rate-limited APIs is discoverable. No change for now.
  • .editorconfig — baseline cross-editor whitespace/charset rules; a near- universal new-repo file.
  • .gitignore starter — sensible Node/TS frontend defaults, plus the env/secret and tool-artifact patterns this repo already uses.
  • Conventional commits / commitlint — config + a hook. Referenced in toolchain.md but no copyable snippet yet.
  • Env-var validation — a fail-fast startup check for missing/invalid env vars (zero-dep, or zod/envalid), for Node/Python backends. Complements keychain.
  • devcontainer / Dockerfile starter — a reproducible dev environment for the occasional containerized project.
  • TS-tips agent skill — promote the TODO in references.md: package the TypeScript tips as a reviewable Claude Code skill.
  • A11y doc - create an a11y doc for teams to add to their projects as an accessibility overview.
  • Perf docs - create a perf doc for teams to add to their projects.
  • AI collaboration (team framework) — generalize the personal ai-collaboration.md friction log into a team-facing framework for collaborating with AI tools. The personal log is the raw material.
  • Boilerplate READMEs — copy-paste README templates (project root, service/package, component library) with the right sections: what/why, quickstart, run, architecture pointer. Pairs with the docs doc-discipline scaffolding.

Shipped so far: CLI boilerplate, secret-guard, kill-port, node-version, http-fetch, a11y-check, playwright, the wt post-create hook, and CI starters — see the layout map in the top-level README.md.

To promote an item: give it a folder + README, keep it self-contained, update the layout map in the top-level README.md, and remove it from this list.