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codex
Send prompts to OpenAI Codex CLI and process the output. Use /codex to invoke Codex, then Claude analyzes, reviews, or integrates the results.
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rust-sqlx
Rust SQLx patterns for PostgreSQL. Covers compile-time checked queries (sqlx::query!), runtime queries with FromRow, migrations with sqlx-cli, offline mode with sqlx prepare, and idiomatic Rust coding style for...
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file-to-base64
Convert files (PDF, images) to Base64 encoding with MIME type detection for API attachments. Use when you need to prepare file attachments for the FreeAgent API or any other API that requires Base64-encoded fil...
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io-utilities
Guide for using IO utilities in speedy_utils, including fast JSONL reading, multi-format loading, and file serialization.
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multi-threading-processing
Comprehensive guide for using multi-threading and multi-processing in Python, including when to choose each approach, best practices, and practical examples using the speedy_utils library.
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caching-utilities
Guide for using caching utilities in speedy_utils, including memory, disk, and hybrid caching strategies for sync and async functions.
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vision-utilities
Guide for using vision utilities in speedy_utils, including fast GPU image loading, memory-mapped datasets, and notebook visualization.
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llm-integration
Guide for using LLM utilities in speedy_utils, including memoized OpenAI clients and chat format transformations.
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skill-creation
Guide for creating new Agent Skills with proper structure, frontmatter, bundled assets, and validation. Includes templates, best practices, and examples for building reusable skill resources.
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odoo-18
Complete skill guide for AI agents to write proper Odoo 18 code. This master file references detailed guides for each topic including models, fields, decorators, views, performance optimization, controllers, an...
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project-bootstrap
Initialize new backend/frontend projects with opinionated defaults.
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code-review-checklist
Comprehensive code review checklists for backend and frontend code.
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bsblan-testing
Write and run tests for the python-bsblan library. Use this skill when creating unit tests, working with fixtures, or ensuring code coverage requirements are met.
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bsblan-parameters
Add new BSB-LAN parameters to the python-bsblan library. Use this skill when adding parameter IDs, updating models, or extending the API to support new heating controller parameters.
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propose-implementation-plan
Create an implementation plan with atomic commits that build toward a complete feature
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idea-honing
Clarify feature ideas through iterative Q&A, recording insights to guide concept development
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build-kit-locally
Build a kit and publish it to a locally hosted registry for development testing
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fact-find
Quick lookup of specific facts about Bottlerocket with citations
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test-local-twoliter
Build and test local changes to twoliter before releasing
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propose-feature-requirements
Create or update feature requirements specification using EARS notation with examples and appendices
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local-registry
Start and manage a local OCI registry for Bottlerocket kit development
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build-variant-from-local-kits
Build a variant using locally published kits for development validation
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update-twoliter
Update all Bottlerocket repositories to a new Twoliter version
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script-driven-skill
Build multi-step skills using a state-machine pattern with dumb orchestrator and smart phases
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