deno-deploy
Deno Deploy deployment workflows - use when user says "deploy to deno deploy", "push to deno deploy", "ship to deno deploy", or asks about deploying Deno apps to Deno Deploy
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Deno Deploy deployment workflows - use when user says "deploy to deno deploy", "push to deno deploy", "ship to deno deploy", or asks about deploying Deno apps to Deno Deploy
Use when building features that execute untrusted user code, AI-generated code, or need isolated code execution environments
Use when starting any Deno project, choosing packages, configuring deno.json, or running CLI commands
Build production-ready Tavily integrations with best practices baked in. Reference documentation for developers using coding assistants (Claude Code, Cursor, etc.) to implement web search, content extraction, c...
Crawl any website and save pages as local markdown files. Use when you need to download documentation, knowledge bases, or web content for offline access or analysis. No code required - just provide a URL.
Get AI-synthesized research on any topic with citations, directly in your terminal. Supports structured JSON output for pipelines. Use when you need comprehensive research grounded in web data without writing c...
Find the best current deals/coupons for a specific product. Searches web for deals and returns raw results for analysis.
Delegate large file analysis and bulk code generation to Gemini CLI. Use when files exceed 1000 lines, structural file splitting needed, or repetitive boilerplate generation required. NOT for architecture, ECS,...
Create and execute image workflows using floimg. Use when the user needs to generate AI images, transform existing images (resize, caption, filters), or create multi-step pipelines. Also handles charts, diagram...
Help with job search tasks like analyzing JDs, comparing jobs, understanding requirements, or preparing for interviews
Assist with IndexedDB/Dexie.js database operations, migrations, and data management
Scaffolds a new feature module with database schema, repository, service, actions, UI components, and pages. Use when asked to create a new feature, CRUD functionality, or entity management within the Registry...
Creates a comprehensive multi-step implementation plan for a new module. Asks discovery questions first, then generates numbered markdown files in docs/ with detailed requirements. Use when asked to "plan a mod...
Format git commit messages correctly, avoiding HEREDOC syntax issues in favor of multiline strings
How to write idiomatic assertions with the Bupkis assertion library for TypeScript and JavaScript
Manage git-tracked directories correctly - never create .gitkeep files in directories that will immediately contain tracked files
Expert guidance on Zod v4 validation library including breaking changes from v3, migration patterns, core API usage, and common validation patterns. Use when working with Zod schemas, validation, type inference...
Demonstrates skill structure with progressive disclosure and best practices for skill development
This skill helps you generate a new OpenMRS ESM microfrontend (DHTI conch) from this template. Use this skill when you need to create a new DHTI-enabled microfrontend that integrates with the OpenMRS 3.x ecosys...
Convert JSON ABI files to TypeScript const exports with proper typing. Use when working with smart contract ABIs, converting JSON to TypeScript, generating typed contract interfaces, or adding new contract ABIs...
Master RDF ontologies and Turtle (TTL) syntax for feature specifications, domain models, and architecture plans.
Extract invariants from specification, encode in types/structure, enable single-pass construction.
Master Poka-Yoke error-proofing from Toyota Production System. Design systems that prevent mistakes through structure, not vigilance.
Master Chicago TDD (state-based testing). Verify observable behavior with real collaborators using AAA pattern.
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