Unjs

What it does

This skill, unjs, provides access to a collection of JavaScript utility functions. It can be used to perform common tasks like string manipulation, array processing, and object handling within an AI agent's workflow. The specific functionality is derived from the unjs library, offering concise and reusable code snippets for various programming needs.

When to use it

• Data Transformation: When needing to clean or reshape data received from external sources before further analysis or action.
• String Parsing: When an AI agent requires extracting specific information from text-based inputs like emails or web pages.
• Array Manipulation: To efficiently filter, sort, or modify lists of items retrieved from APIs or databases.
• Object Handling: When needing to access and modify properties within complex data structures.

Key capabilities

• String manipulation functions (e.g., trimming, splitting)
• Array processing methods (e.g., filtering, mapping)
• Object utility functions (e.g., deep cloning, merging)
• Provides a comprehensive set of JavaScript utilities from the unjs library

Example prompts

• "Use unjs to extract all email addresses from this text: [text]"
• "Can you filter this array using unjs: [array]?"
• “Using unjs, merge these two objects: [object1], [object2].”

Tips & gotchas

The specific functions available depend on the version of unjs being used. Refer to the unjs documentation for a complete list of capabilities and potential limitations.