
Magento Module Developer
maxnorm/magento2-agent-skills/skills/magento-module-developerby maxnormb3a20f960dc945ee32ad1ba09988c1d79015d877No licenseListed Oct 9, 2026Updated Oct 9, 2026
Creates robust, maintainable, and extensible Magento 2 modules following enterprise architecture patterns. Use when developing custom modules, implementing new functionality, creating extensions, or building Magento 2 components. Masters dependency injection, service contracts, repository patterns, and module architecture.
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