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Alchemy IaC framework for TypeScript. Use when the user mentions Alchemy, wants to set up infrastructure, deploy Cloudflare Workers, configure databases, KV, R2, queues, use bindings and secrets, set up dev mode, use framework adapters (Vite, Astro, React Router, SvelteKit, Nuxt, TanStack Start), create custom resources, or work with any Alchemy provider.
Build employee turnover prediction models to identify flight risk and retention drivers. Use this skill when the user needs to predict which employees are likely to leave, identify retention risk factors, or prioritize HR interventions — even if they say 'attrition prediction', 'who is going to quit', or 'employee retention model'.
Direct ALGOPACK SuperCandles API workflows for tradestats, orderstats, obstats, 5-minute trade/order/order-book metrics, field meanings, EQ/FO/FX endpoints, curl, JSON/CSV handoff, simple HTML output, ISS columns/data normalization, and start pagination
Use when the user wants to know what changed with one account, monitor an owner portfolio or watchlist, or rank accounts needing attention from recent evidence. Produce an evidence-backed account brief or bounded watchlist summary with recommended actions.
Analyze user/customer feedback and produce a User Feedback Analysis Pack (source inventory, normalized feedback table, taxonomy/codebook, themes + evidence, recommendations, and feedback loop). Use for voice of customer, feature request analysis, support ticket synthesis, churn reason synthesis, and survey open-ends.
Angular 12-16 performance optimization guidelines with NgModules, RxJS patterns, and classic template syntax (*ngIf, *ngFor). Use when maintaining or working with pre-v17 Angular codebases. Triggers on tasks involving Angular components, services, modules, or performance improvements in legacy projects.
Angular Material and CDK for UI components, theming, and custom components. Covers standalone Material components and custom themes. USE WHEN: user mentions "Angular Material", "Material CDK", "mat-table", "mat-dialog", "Angular UI components", "Material theming", "Angular CDK" DO NOT USE FOR: Bootstrap - use CSS framework skills, PrimeNG or other Angular UI libs
Researches anime and manga titles via the Crawlora API—search, title details, characters, staff, recommendations, rankings, and airing schedules—and returns clean JSON. Use when the user wants details about an anime or manga, its cast or staff, similar titles, seasonal rankings, or what's currently airing.
Use when the user has a known, already-observed anomaly in their data — a metric spike or drop, an outlier, an unexpected number — and wants its root cause diagnosed, not guessed. Forms a slate of candidate causes, tests each against the data, and eliminates the ones the data refutes, narrowing the live candidates until exactly one survives refutation and passes a positive confirming test. The result is an investigation log with the confirmed root cause and the evidence that ruled out the alternatives. Not for open-ended discovery over a dataset with no specific anomaly in hand (that is data-analysis), and not for checking an external claim against sources (that is claim-verify) — this is reactive diagnosis of one anomaly you already know about.
Run protected AAS maintainer sweeps, PR merge batches, resumable review, immutable distribution, Core checks, and scripted releases. Use for repository maintenance, main alignment, CLI/MCP/Workbench changes, or release work; not ordinary contribution tasks.
Turns any text, web page or URL into a ready-to-publish HTML information card. Suited to turning articles, threads, papers, opinions or data summaries into image cards for WeChat, Xiaohongshu or X. Prefer this skill when the user mentions "info card, card summary, article illustration, content distillation, social share image, turn a link into a card, generate a poster-style summary."
Test API integrations by mocking responses, intercepting requests, and monitoring network traffic. Use when the user wants to mock backend APIs, simulate errors, test offline behavior, intercept requests, or add authentication headers.
Best practices for Apollo GraphQL development including Apollo Client (React hooks, caching, error handling) and Apollo Server (schema design, resolvers, context, plugins). Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring GraphQL code with Apollo, setting up Apollo Client/Server, implementing queries/mutations, configuring cache policies, or handling GraphQL errors.
End-to-end pipeline for releasing an iOS / watchOS app to TestFlight and the App Store. Use when the user wants to publish, ship, or release an iOS/watchOS app, get a build onto TestFlight, archive and upload via xcodebuild, deploy a CloudKit schema to Production, set App Privacy or export compliance, mint a Distribution certificate, or work through App Store Connect / Apple Developer portal steps. Triggers on 'continue publishing', 'ship the app to TestFlight', 'release the iOS app', 'upload a build', 'deploy CloudKit to production', 'App Privacy labels', 'distribution signing', or any cryptic Apple upload error (cloud signing, 90057 missing CFBundleShortVersionString, 90474 orientation). macOS and Xcode only.
Generate comprehensive App Store listing documentation for iOS/macOS apps with multilingual support. Use when (1) Creating App Store listing content for a new app, (2) Generating multilingual App Store descriptions (English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese), (3) Preparing app metadata (title, subtitle, keywords, description), (4) Writing release notes or promotional text, (5) User asks to "generate appstore info", "create app listing", or "write app description".
Validates cross-section ID consistency in arc42 documentation that follows this toolkit's conventions. Checks toolkit IF-xx interface IDs (Section 3↔Section 5), building block deployment coverage (Section 5↔Section 7), Q42 quality tag traceability (Section 1↔Section 10), toolkit ADR risk references (Section 9↔Section 11), and aspirational scenario linkage (Section 10↔Section 11). Runs the automated linter script when available, or applies rules manually when not.
Interactively guides the documentation of arc42 Section 4 (Solution Strategy). Asks about technology choices, decomposition approach, and how quality goals are achieved before generating a concise strategy summary. Iterates until the user is satisfied.
Interactively guides the documentation of arc42 Section 8 (Crosscutting Concepts). Asks about domain model, security, persistence, error handling, and observability before generating only the concepts that are architecturally significant. Iterates until the user is satisfied.
Guides assessment and application of GDPR Article 49 derogation conditions for international data transfers in the absence of adequacy decisions or appropriate safeguards. Covers explicit consent, contract necessity, public interest, vital interests, public register, and compelling legitimate interests with restrictive interpretation per EDPB Guidelines 2/2018. Keywords: Art. 49, derogations, transfer exceptions, explicit consent, compelling legitimate interests.
Suite of tools for creating elaborate, multi-component claude.ai HTML artifacts using modern frontend web technologies (React, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui). Use for complex artifacts requiring state management, routing, or shadcn/ui components—not for simple single-file HTML/JSX artifacts.
Expert research assistant for querying and analyzing academic papers from arXiv. Use when the user needs to search for papers, analyze specific papers, extract methodology/findings, compare papers, or conduct literature reviews focused on Software Engineering and Computer Science research.
Read and manage Asana tasks, projects, sections, comments, and workspaces. Use this whenever the user wants to list or search tasks, create or update a task, complete a task, comment on a task, move tasks between projects or sections, look up a project or workspace, or ask "what's on my Asana list" — even if they don't say "API". Also use it for any app.asana.com URL or an Asana task/project gid. Always start from this skill when interacting with this service — its bundled scripts and recipes are the fastest path.
Use this skill when the user needs hardware-level management, testing, or diagnostics for Huawei Ascend NPUs. Typical scenarios: checking an NPU card's status, temperature, and utilization; testing memory bandwidth (h2d/d2h/d2d/p2p); running compute/power benchmarks (TFLOPS, TOPS); diagnosing NPU hardware faults or performing health checks; stress testing NPU cards (aicore, memory); resetting or recovering stuck or abnormal NPU cards. Typical user questions (trigger even if ascend-dmi is not mentioned): "help me test this server's compute and bandwidth", "check the NPU temperature and utilization on 192.168.1.50", "run an fp16 compute test and see the TFLOPS", "is the d2d bandwidth up to spec", "card 3 seems to have a problem, help me diagnose it", "the NPU is stuck, reset it", "stress test all 8 cards", "run a power test, edp mode". Use this skill whenever the user wants to measure, diagnose, or manage Ascend NPU hardware directly — including checking server NPU performance (compute/bandwidth/power), diagnosing hardware faults, or resetting NPU cards. Trigger even when the user only mentions "server" + "compute/bandwidth/NPU status" without saying "ascend-dmi". Do NOT use for: writing NPU code, installing frameworks, debugging training issues, or Docker configuration.
Generate animated ASCII art from images with subject detection, blurred pixelated backgrounds, and dynamic visual effects. Use when asked to create ASCII art, convert an image to ASCII, generate pixel art, add animated text art effects, or make retro-style visual art from photos
This skill should be used when the user asks to "write in Simplified Technical English", "rewrite this in STE", "check STE compliance", "apply ASD-STE100", "simplify this technical documentation", "make this manual STE-compliant", mentions ASD-STE100, STE, controlled language, or wants technical procedures, maintenance instructions, or descriptions written to the aerospace technical-documentation standard.
ASP.NET Core 8+ with controllers, services, DI, configuration, and middleware pipeline. Covers Program.cs setup and enterprise patterns. USE WHEN: user mentions "ASP.NET Core", "Web API", ".NET controllers", "Program.cs", "dependency injection", ".NET DI", ".NET configuration", "appsettings" DO NOT USE FOR: Minimal APIs (use `aspnet-minimal-api`), Spring Boot (use `spring-boot`), NestJS (use `nestjs`), Express (use `express`)
Clean, split, and featurize multivariate time-series data before embedding it with the Omega model. Bundles three reusable building blocks: `DataPreprocessor` (diagnose timestamp regularity, gaps, and nulls; build continuous gap-aware temporal blocks with imputation), `DataSplitter` (out-of-time or random train/test split that respects temporal order), and `FeaturePreparer` (pivot per-sensor embeddings into a "joint state" (X, y, metadata) matrix with optional L2 / standardization / PCA). Use this skill when the user is preparing raw sensor CSVs for the Omega model (`atai-newton-omega-model`), when training data has gaps and they're unsure whether to drop / impute / split, or when an n-shot CSV looks noisy and they want a principled cleanup pipeline. Do NOT use this skill to run inference or produce embeddings (use `atai-newton-omega-model`). Do NOT use for video / image / text data (use `atai-newton-fusion-model`) — time-series only.
Fetches any company's job openings directly from its Applicant Tracking System (ATS) via the Crawlora API—Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, Workable, Personio, Recruitee, iCIMS, Oracle Recruiting, Rippling, Pinpoint, Eightfold, Gem, UKG, and Teamtailor—and returns clean JSON. Use when the user wants all open roles from a company's ATS-hosted careers page, the full details of a single job posting, or a hiring-velocity snapshot for a company, given its ATS platform and company or board slug.
Guides audit follow-up and verification processes including follow-up scheduling, remediation effectiveness testing, finding closure criteria, re-testing procedures, status reporting, and escalation of unremediated findings. Implements IIA Standard 2500 monitoring requirements and ISO 19011 follow-up guidance for privacy audit engagements. Keywords: audit follow-up, verification testing, finding closure, remediation effectiveness, re-testing, follow-up audit.
Transform AI-sounding writing into natural, human prose. Use when creating or editing any written content—articles, essays, reports, emails, social posts, scripts, or marketing copy—to avoid patterns that signal AI authorship. Triggers on requests to "make it sound human," "less AI," "more natural," improve voice/tone, or any writing task where authentic style matters.
Synthesize new waveforms from scratch for Simulink inports using createInputDataset. Use ONLY when the user asks to generate, create, or synthesize signals (step, ramp, sine, chirp, pulse, noise) to populate a Dataset for External Inputs or Signal Editor. Covers timeseries and timetable formats with correct data type, interpolation, units, and dimensions. Also covers function-call and trigger inport timing setup. Do NOT use when the user wants to load, import, or read existing data from files (MAT, CSV, spreadsheet) — even if that data will be used as model input. Do NOT use for running simulations or plotting outputs.
Implements automated PII discovery and classification using tools like Microsoft Purview, BigID, OneTrust DataDiscovery, and AWS Macie. Covers scanning schedules, accuracy tuning, false positive management, and integration patterns. Keywords: data discovery, PII scanning, Purview, BigID, Macie, OneTrust, automated classification, data cataloging.
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