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20 Deno Guidance alternatives

Deno Guidance: Deno's official foundational skill — project setup, package choices, configuration, and CLI commands done the current way. 20 agent skills do similar work, most sharing TypeScript, Deno and JavaScript, ranked by how much they have in common with Deno Guidance.

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  1. by Hugging Face

    Run machine learning models directly in the browser or Node with Transformers.js — no inference server required.

    Also: JavaScript, TypeScript

  2. by Deno

    Run untrusted or model-generated code in an isolated environment using the @deno/sandbox SDK.

    Also: Deno

  3. by Deno

    Build web UIs with Fresh and Preact on Deno — routes, handlers, islands, and Tailwind, using the current framework API.

    Also: Deno

  4. by Deno

    Deploy Deno applications to production on Deno Deploy — CLI workflows, environment config, KV, and custom domains.

    Also: Deno

  5. by GreenSock

    GreenSock's official skill for the GSAP core engine — tweens, eases, staggers, defaults and responsive/reduced-motion animation via matchMedia.

    Also: JavaScript

  6. by Grafana Labs

    Grafana's official k6 skill: generate a load, stress, spike or soak test from a plain-language brief, then actually run the script before handing it over.

    Also: JavaScript

  7. by Inngest

    Build crash-safe AI agents on AgentKit and step.ai — durable tool calls, human-in-the-loop approval, realtime progress, and when not to reach for an agent loop at all.

    Also: TypeScript

  8. by Inngest

    Inngest's durable-execution playbook as an agent skill — steps and memoisation, event and cron triggers, idempotency, cancellation, retries and non-retriable errors.

    Also: TypeScript

  9. by Convex

    Convex's official top-level agent skill — routes an agent to the right convex-* skill for the task and to a served capability catalogue that stays current without a reinstall.

    Also: TypeScript

  10. by Genkit (Google)

    The official Genkit skill for Node.js and TypeScript — flows, Dotprompt files, tools and the beta agent API with sessions, interrupts and branching.

    Also: TypeScript

  11. by Better Auth

    Adds real 2FA to a Better Auth app — TOTP, email/SMS OTP, backup codes, trusted devices — including the sign-in interrupt and the encryption-at-rest details.

    Also: TypeScript

  12. by Better Auth

    Turns a single-user app multi-tenant with Better Auth's organization plugin: orgs, members, invitations, teams, roles and dynamic access control.

    Also: TypeScript

  13. by Better Auth

    Credential auth done to spec in Better Auth: verification email, reset flow, token and session handling, password policy and custom hashing.

    Also: TypeScript

  14. by Better Auth

    The reference an agent needs to configure Better Auth correctly: adapters, session strategy, hooks, plugins, type safety and the gotchas that bite in production.

    Also: TypeScript

  15. by OpenAI

    OpenAI's skill for language- and framework-specific secure coding: detect the stack, load the matching reference guidance, then write secure-by-default code, flag critical issues passively, or produce a prioritised vulnerability report with fixes.

    Also: TypeScript

  16. by Cloudflare

    Build on @cloudflare/sandbox@next, the Sandbox SDK 1.0 preview — with a package gate that stops an agent mixing preview APIs into a stable app.

    Also: TypeScript

  17. by Microsoft

    Microsoft's official plugin that builds whole model-driven Power Apps — tables, forms, views, security roles and generative pages — from a natural-language brief.

    Also: TypeScript

  18. by VoltAgent

    VoltAgent's official conventions skill — when to reach for an agent versus a workflow, the expected project layout, and the core snippets for agents, workflows, memory and servers.

    Also: TypeScript

  19. by Inngest

    A controlled upgrade path from Inngest SDK v3 to v4 — triggers into createFunction options, EventSchemas to eventType, realtime imports, step.invoke string IDs — with a scan-first, verify-last order.

    Also: TypeScript

  20. by Inngest

    An evidence-first audit skill: walk an existing TypeScript repo, name the exact call sites where background work can be lost, and land an incremental durability plan.

    Also: TypeScript