Skills
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Lifecycle Center for DX Inspector and Builder Central. Use this skill first for four jobs: (A) list the orgs connected to DX Inspector; (B) connect a new org (sandbox or scratch, production, OrgFarm) as a deploy target; (C) connect or check the Lifecycle Center org, also written LifecycleCenter org, lifecycle-center, ALMDevOpsCenterHub, DevOps Center hub, or Hub org; (D) deploy, validate, or quick-deploy components that already exist in the user's org to a connected org, and poll a simple-deploy requestId. TRIGGER on: show, list, or pick connected orgs or environments; connect, add, log in to, or repair an org; connect the Lifecycle Center org; deploy, validate, or push components to another org, URL, org id, alias, or environment name. Short asks like "connect a new org", "which orgs can I deploy to", or "deploy to my sandbox" match. These deploys move components from the connected source org to another org, not local project files
CodeStable is an AI coding workflow for serious software engineering that keeps humans in the loop. Rather than centering on Agent orchestration, it organizes requirements, architecture, features, issues, and historical decisions to make development driven by Codex and Claude controllable, traceable, and continuously evolvable.
CodeStable is an AI coding workflow for serious software engineering that keeps humans in the loop. Rather than centering on Agent orchestration, it organizes requirements, architecture, features, issues, and historical decisions to make development driven by Codex and Claude controllable, traceable, and continuously evolvable.
Comprehensive guide for building 2D games with Flutter and Flame Engine. Covers game architecture, sprites, animations, collision detection, input handling (keyboard/joystick/gamepad), camera systems, Tiled maps, audio, particles, and UI overlays. Use when creating or refactoring Flutter games.
Complete catalog of 4,600+ GitHub Actions with stars, descriptions, topics, language, and latest versions — updated weekly from the Marketplace. Query the latest release of any action, upgrade your CI/CD workflows, batch-check versions, or find the right action by keyword, topic, or language. Replaces browsing the Marketplace with an instant, searchable dataset.
Bidirectional sync between BMAD planning artifacts and GitHub Projects v2. Use this skill whenever the user says "sync to github", "push stories", "pull status from github", "set up github project", "github sync", "onboard github project", "create github issues from stories", "update stories from github", "sync status", or wants to manage BMAD artifacts in GitHub Projects. Also trigger when user mentions "gh project", "github board", "sprint board", "project roadmap", "relationship field", "blocked by", or "parent issue" in the context of BMAD artifacts. Trigger on implicit cues like "I want to track stories in github", "let's set up a project board", "what's out of sync", "push the sprint to github".
Google Guava best-practice patterns distilled from the official wiki, covering the of/copyOf/builder patterns for immutable collections and defensive copy rules, deciding between LoadingCache, Cache and Caffeine, immutable Joiner/Splitter pipelines, CharMatcher instead of regex, Preconditions with formatted messages, and CaseFormat name conversion. Corrects common LLM misuse: hand-rolled immutable collections, ConcurrentHashMap instead of Cache, unawareness of CharMatcher.
Use when authoring a NEW Datex Studio hub configuration (configurationTypeId=2) on a branch — filter-driven container with tab grids, role-gated tabs, toolbar buttons. Owns the dead-wiring trap (hub filter -> tab configParameters -> grid inParams must stay in sync), filter-driven-tab pattern, and toolbar button wiring. Triggers: "create a hub", "add a tab to xxx_hub", "add a filter", "add a toolbar button to the hub", "role-gate a hub tab", "filter-driven tabs", "tab grid ignores filter value", "hub won't open", "dead wiring between hub filter and grid". For modifying an existing hub, see hub-editor.
Reviews generated implementation plans against best practices including task sizing (30m-2.5h), style anchors, TDD requirements (AI audience), drift prevention (AI audience), and quality constraints. Validates milestones.yaml and task files for completeness, alignment, and development readiness. Adjusts review criteria based on target audience (AI, human, or hybrid).
Create or migrate to a justfile (casey/just command runner) for any project. Use this skill when the user asks to add a justfile, replace a Makefile with just, set up project commands, create task runners, or mentions "just" in the context of build/dev workflows. Do not trigger only because a project has a Makefile or is new; the request must ask to create or migrate project commands. Covers Rust, Python, TypeScript/JavaScript, Go, and Ruby ecosystems. Do NOT use for CI pipeline configuration, Dockerfiles, or actual build system setup (cargo, webpack, etc.).
Expert guidance for Keycloak identity and access management including realm configuration, client setup, user federation, authentication flows, role-based access control, and integration with applications. Use this when setting up authentication, configuring SSO, managing users and roles, or integrating Keycloak with applications.
【The only entry-point skill for KWC projects】Responsible for KWC project scaffolding initialization, component/page/Controller metadata generation, environment configuration, and deployment. When a user request involves KWC project creation, using the kd CLI, .page-meta.kwp / .js-meta.kwc / .kws metadata files, or environment deployment, this Skill must be used first. This Skill is the main entry point of the KWC workflow; framework development Skills (react/vue/lwc-development) are activated only after scaffolding initialization is complete and component implementation code explicitly needs to be written. It is forbidden to use framework development Skills directly during metadata operations, project initialization, or deployment.
Manage a GitHub repository's labels as a version-controlled file and auto-label pull requests by changed path. Export current labels, diff them against a proposed `.github/labels.yml`, sync the difference (one-shot or via a scheduled workflow using one verified, SHA-pinned action), and wire path-based PR labeling with `actions/labeler` and `.github/labeler.yml`. Use when the user says "standardize labels", "sync labels", "auto-label PRs by path", "labels as code", or invokes /labels-as-code. Do NOT use for org-wide label policy across many repos — route that to /safe-settings, which reconciles labels (rename, exclude) from a central admin repo. Do NOT use for issue forms or templates — that is /oss-hygiene. Label deletions are never automatic; the skill asks for explicit authorization first.
Python linting with Ruff - an extremely fast linter written in Rust. Use when: (1) Standardizing code quality, (2) Fixing style warnings, (3) Enforcing rules in CI, (4) Replacing flake8/isort/pyupgrade/autoflake, (5) Configuring lint rules and suppressions.
Build against the World Labs / Marble Public API v1 docs. Use when a coding agent needs to explain or implement World API integrations, WLT-Api-Key authentication, world generation, media asset upload flows, long-running Operation polling, world retrieval/list/delete, pano depth-to-RGB calls, or OpenAPI client generation.
Display images and annotations for image processing, computer vision, and visual inspection. Use when displaying images with imageshow, creating image viewers with viewer2d, adding Regions of Interest (ROI) or annotations, overlaying masks or segmentations, streaming video frames, or building apps with image display.
Use when the user says 'migrate beaver builder to gutenberg', 'convert beaver builder to blocks', or 'move beaver builder to the block editor'. Reads the Beaver Builder flat node map, maps modules to core blocks, and creates draft duplicates for review.
Use when the user says 'migrate elementor to breakdance', 'convert elementor to breakdance', or 'rebuild elementor pages in breakdance'. Maps Elementor widgets to Breakdance elements and creates draft duplicates for review.
Use when the user says 'migrate elementor to bricks', 'convert elementor to bricks', or 'move my site from elementor to bricks'. Reads the Elementor JSON widget data, maps each widget to its Bricks equivalent, and creates draft duplicates with clean Bricks JSON.
Use when the user says 'migrate oxygen to breakdance', 'convert oxygen to breakdance', or 'replace oxygen with breakdance'. Maps Oxygen Builder component trees to Breakdance elements and creates draft duplicates for review.
Use when the user says 'migrate thrive architect to gutenberg', 'convert thrive to blocks', or 'replace thrive architect with native wordpress'. Parses Thrive Architect content, maps elements to core blocks, and creates draft duplicates for review.
Use when the user says 'migrate wpbakery to gutenberg', 'remove wpbakery', 'get rid of visual composer', or 'decommission wpbakery'. Parses WPBakery shortcodes, maps elements to core blocks, and creates draft duplicates for review.
Provides MoAI-ADK foundational principles including TRUST 5 quality framework, SPEC-First DDD methodology, delegation patterns, progressive disclosure, agent catalog reference, and token budget management (absorbed from moai-foundation-context). Use when referencing TRUST 5 gates, SPEC workflow, or context window optimization.
Use this skill when the user wants to browse, filter, or investigate Nebula Logger data in the Salesforce UI. Covers the Logger Console app, list views on `Log__c` / `LogEntry__c` / `LogEntryTag__c` / `LoggerScenario__c` / `LoggerTag__c`, related-list navigation, the Log record page and its LWCs, and how admins and support engineers use the console day-to-day.
Provides comprehensive guidance for Pinia state management including stores, state, getters, actions, plugins, and TypeScript support. Use when the user asks about Pinia, needs to manage application state, create stores, implement state persistence, or migrate from Vuex
Use when generating, modifying, or reviewing PinMe Worker (Cloudflare Worker TypeScript) code that accepts payments through UniwebPay — payment links, products/prices, checkout sessions, payment status reads, refunds, subscriptions, or handling UniwebPay webhooks with @uniwebpay/sdk in a PinMe project.
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