Backend Unslop
Audit API and database code for validation, query, error-handling, and security mistakes.
Good tools.
Useful skills.
Your next idea.
Find a resource by the task you want to finish. Each listing shows what it needs and the setup or prompt to copy into your assistant.
Audit API and database code for validation, query, error-handling, and security mistakes.
Review English and Bahasa Indonesia product copy for vague wording, readability, and length.
Review AI-written React, Next.js, and Tailwind code for implementation mistakes.
Review native and cross-platform mobile code for crash risks, permissions, and accessibility gaps.
Guide an AI agent through storyboarding, building, and reviewing product animations.
Trace API inputs, database queries, and error paths through a focused backend review.
Use a schema-first, read-only workflow before asking an AI assistant to query data.
Turn a product brief into a timed storyboard and a rendering plan.
Review a landing page for layout, contrast, responsiveness, and usable controls.
Check whether tests would fail when the behavior they cover breaks.
Give an AI agent a design workflow for typography, color, layout, tokens, and visual review.
Explore databases in a desktop workbench with an AI SQL assistant and a local read-only MCP mode.
A few useful places to begin when you have a goal in mind.
Go from a rough idea to a page you can put in front of people.
Explore resources02 / VISUALS & MOTIONPlan product animations and visual design with explicit review steps.
Explore resources03 / RESEARCHCollect sources, read the details, and make sense of what you find.
Explore resources04 / CODE QUALITYCheck backend code, frontend changes, and tests with the Unslop tools.
Explore resources05 / DATABASESExplore schemas and plan read-only queries with Strata and related prompts.
Explore resources06 / FILES & WRITINGTurn documents and rough notes into something useful.
Explore resourcesA useful listing should tell you more than a name and a link.
Read a plain-language use case and decide if it fits your task.
See the requirements and setup notes before you commit.
Open a tool, read a skill, connect an MCP server, or copy a prompt.
The next useful resource could be one you already use.