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Build Slack apps using the Bolt framework across Python, JavaScript, and Java. Covers Block Kit for rich UIs, interactive components, slash commands, event handling, OAuth installation flows, and Workflow Build...
Generate MicroPython programs for the Moving Rainbow LED strip educational project using Raspberry Pi Pico with NeoPixel strips and button controls.
Master interactive dashboard and application development with Panel and Param. Use this skill when building custom web applications with Python, creating reactive component-based UIs, handling file uploads and...
Create MicroPython applications for Universe 2025 (Tufty) Badge including display graphics, button handling, and MonaOS app structure. Use when building badge apps, creating interactive displays, or developing...
Expert guidance for building full-stack applications with Next.js frontend and FastAPI backend. Use when integrating React/Next.js with Python FastAPI, building API routes, or implementing SSR/SSG with Python b...
Master interactive dashboard and application development with Panel and Param. Use this skill when building custom web applications with Python, creating reactive component-based UIs, handling file uploads and...
Full-stack Python framework for interactive web apps. Server-driven React UI with WebSocket sync. This skill should be used when building Pulse applications, components, state management, data fetching, routing...
Comprehensive ADB (Android Debug Bridge) automation skill for game bot development, device management, computer vision integration, and Tauri-Python orchestration. Provides modular expertise for building intell...
This skill provides comprehensive backend REST API integration for Asleep sleep tracking platform. Use this skill when building server-side applications, API proxies for mobile apps, webhook event handlers, cro...
Standards for creating decoupled wxPython components (Panels, Dialogs).
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