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Python performance optimization patterns using profiling, algorithmic improvements, and acceleration techniques. Use when optimizing slow Python code, reducing memory usage, or improving application throughput...
Python asyncio and concurrent programming patterns for high-performance applications. Use when building async APIs, concurrent systems, or I/O-bound applications requiring non-blocking operations.
Use this skill when you need to compile CPython, run tests, verify your changes work, check if a fix is correct, or debug test failures. Covers building from source with ./configure and make, ccache for faster...
This skill triggers when any cpython-skills skill is requested. The cpython-skills plugin has been renamed to cpython for simpler invocation.
Use this skill when working in the CPython repository for any development task - fixing bugs, adding features, understanding code, or making contributions. Provides codebase orientation and coordinates loading...
Use this skill when preparing commits, running pre-commit hooks, checking code style, or validating changes before pushing. Covers PEP 7 (C code) and PEP 8 (Python) compliance, trailing whitespace rules, the no...
AST-aware code search and refactoring using ast-grep (sg). Use INSTEAD of grep/ripgrep for searching code structure. Finds functions, classes, patterns, anti-patterns across Go, Python, Bash, Terraform/HCL code...
Guide for writing clean, efficient, idiomatic Python 3.11+ code. Enforces type hints, Pydantic v2 for APIs, comprehensions over loops, EAFP error handling. Triggers on "python", "pythonic", ".py file", "write p...
Cross-language architectural patterns for Go, Python, Bash, and Terraform. Covers dependency injection, error handling, configuration, logging, testing heuristics, and common anti-patterns. Use for architectura...
Use rut test runner instead of pytest for running Python unittest tests.
Python language patterns and best practices. Use when language python guidance is required or when selecting a primary language for non-trivial automation.
Choose between Shell and Python for generated automation code based on task traits. Use when automation language selection guidance is required.
Generate production-ready Helm charts for Kubernetes applications. Use when users need to create new Helm charts, convert Kubernetes manifests to Helm templates, scaffold charts for Deployments/StatefulSets/Job...
Create and manipulate PowerPoint presentations programmatically. Build slide decks with layouts, shapes, charts, tables, and images. Generate data-driven presentations from templates.
Create and manipulate Microsoft Word documents programmatically. Build reports, contracts, and documentation with full control over paragraphs, tables, headers, styles, and images.
Developer-first workflow engine that turns scripts into workflows and UIs, supporting Python, TypeScript, Go, and Bash with approval flows, schedule management, and self-hosted deployment
macOS launcher automation with Raycast extensions (TypeScript/React) and Alfred workflows (AppleScript/Python) for keyboard-driven productivity
Configure Python projects with pyproject.toml for modern packaging, tools, and dependency management
UV for fast Python package management, virtual environments, and project workflows
Build interactive data applications and dashboards with pure Python - no frontend experience required
Publication-quality tables in Python with rich styling, formatting, conditional formatting, and export to HTML/images - inspired by R's gt package
Python DAG workflow orchestration using Apache Airflow for data pipelines, ETL processes, and scheduled task automation
Miro whiteboard automation using REST API v2 and Python SDK for creating boards, frames, shapes, connectors, and collaborative visual workflows
Task management API integration for Todoist with projects, tasks, labels, filters, webhooks, and Python SDK usage
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