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agno
Comprehensive skill for building, deploying, and managing multi-agent AI systems with Agno framework
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ticketmaster-api
Integrate with Ticketmaster Discovery API to search events, attractions, venues, and classifications. Use when building event discovery apps, ticket platforms, venue finders, or entertainment search features. A...
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mcp
Comprehensive skill for Model Context Protocol (MCP) - building servers and clients for LLM context integration
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dify-llm-platform
Build LLM applications using Dify's visual workflow platform. Use when creating AI chatbots, implementing RAG pipelines, developing agents with tools, managing knowledge bases, deploying LLM apps, or building w...
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yt-dlp
Comprehensive skill for yt-dlp - feature-rich command-line audio/video downloader supporting thousands of sites
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evolution-api
Comprehensive skill for Evolution API - open-source WhatsApp integration platform with multi-service chatbot and automation support
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langextract
Extract structured information from unstructured text using LLMs with source grounding. Use when extracting entities from documents, medical notes, clinical reports, or any text requiring precise, traceable ext...
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graphiti
Comprehensive skill for Graphiti and Zep - temporal knowledge graph framework for AI agents with dynamic context engineering
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graphrag
Comprehensive skill for Microsoft GraphRAG - modular graph-based RAG system for reasoning over private datasets
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