dockerfile-builder
Generate the full production Dockerfile for the backend with multi-stage build, proper dependencies, and Hugging Face Spaces compatibility.
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Generate the full production Dockerfile for the backend with multi-stage build, proper dependencies, and Hugging Face Spaces compatibility.
Generates Drizzle ORM schema files for users, sessions, tokens, OAuth accounts, and audit logs. Syncs schema to Neon Postgres.
Generate the complete RAG ingestion script to crawl textbook from sitemap.xml, chunk content, embed using Gemini, and push to Qdrant following MCP documentation.
Generate Hugging Face Spaces configuration files including runtime setup, environment variables, and deployment instructions.
Generate and maintain the FastAPI backend structure for the RAG chatbot with proper project organization.
Modify OpenAI ChatKit starter to use FastAPI backend instead of OpenAI API, including citation support and error handling.
Generate JSON schemas and Python handlers for Qdrant-based retrieval tools used by the RAG agent to search sitemap-crawled textbook content with URL citations.
Creates Better Auth configuration for frontend and backend: handlers, providers, middleware, session/token options. Uses Context7 MCP to retrieve Better Auth docs.
Implement the /chat endpoint that performs agent-based RAG reasoning with proper input validation and response formatting.
Provide local debugging scripts for Docker including build, run, and environment setup for development workflow.
Implement reusable embedding functions using Gemini embedding models via LangChain with proper error handling and batching for sitemap-crawled content.
Customize ChatKit layout, theme, and presentation for RAG textbook chatbot with proper styling and textbook theme integration.
Analyze CSS coverage, identify unused rules, and detect stylesheet conflicts. Use after visual QA to optimize stylesheets before publication.
Run and interpret visual QA pipeline for EPUB XHTML files. Use when user asks about layout, screenshots, visual issues, or rendering problems in REBRANDED_OUTPUT.
Run EPUBCheck and Ace accessibility validation. Use before final EPUB packaging or distribution to ensure publication readiness.
Verify visual and structural parity between XHTML chapters and POD PDF files. Use to ensure print edition matches digital EPUB layout.
Self-reference guide for Claude Code's own architecture, configuration, and extension points. Use when needing to know where Claude Code stores its configuration files, skills, plugins, hooks, MCP servers, sett...
Personal theme concierge for Hyprland desktop environments. Use when user wants to (1) change desktop theme/colors, (2) apply preset themes (Catppuccin/Dracula/Nord/Gruvbox/Rose Pine/Kanagawa/Tokyo Night), (3)...
Log a coding problem attempt when user says "log " with time, tries, solved status, hints, or solution usage. Parses natural language like "log count_bits - 15 min, 3 tries, solved" and calls the log-attempt sc...
Run timed flashcard drills when user says "drill " (e.g., "drill bitwise", "drill 1-bitwise", "drill arrays"). Reads all flashcards upfront, quizzes rapidly, logs results, drills missed cards, then updates READ...
Stripe payment integration for SaaS. Use when implementing Stripe checkout, webhooks, subscriptions, or payment flows. Includes secure patterns for Next.js.
Drizzle ORM migrations for Neon PostgreSQL. Use when creating database schemas, running migrations, or troubleshooting Drizzle issues.
Build n8n automation workflows using MCP tools. Use when creating workflows, configuring nodes, validating configurations, deploying templates, or integrating n8n with Rails apps. Supports Israeli market (Hebre...
Build Apify Actors (web scrapers) using Node.js and Crawlee. Use when creating new scrapers, defining input schemas, configuring Dockerfiles, or deploying to Apify. Triggers include apify, actor, scraper, crawl...
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