arcgis-tables-forms
Configure FeatureTable widget and FormTemplate with input elements. Use for displaying attribute data in tables, customizing edit forms, and configuring field inputs.
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Configure FeatureTable widget and FormTemplate with input elements. Use for displaying attribute data in tables, customizing edit forms, and configuring field inputs.
Work with ArcGIS Knowledge graphs for storing and querying connected data. Use for graph databases, relationship visualization, and openCypher queries.
Overlay images, videos, and animated GIFs on maps using MediaLayer. Use for historical imagery, plan overlays, and georeferenced media content.
Advanced editing features including subtypes, feature forms, versioning, and configurable editors. Use for complex data entry workflows.
Work with advanced layer types including WMS, WFS, WMTS, OGCFeatureLayer, MapImageLayer, CatalogLayer, and dynamic data layers. Use for OGC services and server-side rendering.
Auto-generate renderers, calculate statistics, and create data-driven visualizations. Use for class breaks, unique values, heatmaps, dot density, relationship maps, and getting histogram/summary statistics.
Create, manipulate, and analyze geometries using geometry classes and geometry operators. Use for spatial calculations, geometry creation, buffering, intersections, unions, and mesh operations.
Perform spatial analysis, geometry operations, and use ArcGIS REST services. Use for routing, geocoding, geoprocessing, elevation analysis, viewshed, and feature queries with statistics.
Apply visual effects to features including filters, drop shadows, blur, and grayscale. Use for highlighting features and creating visual emphasis.
Work with coordinate systems, projections, and coordinate conversion. Use for transforming coordinates and displaying position in multiple formats.
Work with raster and imagery data including ImageryLayer, ImageryTileLayer, multidimensional data, pixel filtering, and raster analysis. Use for satellite imagery, elevation data, and scientific raster datasets...
Advanced 3D features including VoxelLayer, PointCloudLayer, weather effects, daylight simulation, glTF model imports, and custom WebGL rendering. Use for volumetric data, LiDAR visualization, and immersive 3D e...
Work with ArcGIS Utility Networks for modeling and analyzing connected infrastructure. Use for network tracing, associations, and utility asset management.
Use when working with examples, tutorials, or skill documentation. Invoke when the user asks about skill configuration, manifest structure, or creating new skills.
Send push notifications via ntfy.sh. Use this skill when the user asks to be notified, wants an alert, or when a long-running task completes and the user should be informed.
执行威科夫市场结构分析并生成交互式图表。触发场景:(1)分析股票吸筹/派发形态 (2)识别威科夫阶段(Phase A-E) (3)标注SC/AR/Spring/SOS等事件 (4)用户提到"威科夫分析"或"Wyckoff"
获取A股数据(baostock)并缓存到本地CSV文件,避免MCP返回大量数据占用上下文。触发场景:(1)获取超过100条的K线数据 (2)需要多次查询同一股票数据 (3)需要用grep/awk分析数据 (4)用户提到"保存数据"或"缓存数据"
Best practices for writing clear, effective pull request descriptions. Use when creating PRs to ensure they communicate changes effectively to reviewers.
Core implementation logic for working on a single GitHub issue. Used by both /work command and /work-all subagents to ensure consistent behavior.
JavaScript and TypeScript coding standards, conventions, and best practices. Use when writing, reviewing, or testing JS/TS code.
Defines the autonomous development workflow. Use when orchestrating work between agents, managing issue lifecycles, or understanding the development loop.
CSS, SCSS, and styling conventions. Use when writing, reviewing, or debugging styles and layouts.
Guidelines for writing effective user stories with clear acceptance criteria. Use when creating issues from discovery findings.
Manages project-specific commands for development, testing, and deployment. Use when needing to run project commands or when setting up commands for a new project.
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