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greeting-generator
Generates personalized greetings for emails, messages, and announcements. Use when the user asks for help writing greetings, welcomes, or introductions.
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k8s-troubleshooter
Diagnoses Kubernetes issues and provides remediation steps. Use when pods are failing, services are unreachable, or cluster health is degraded.
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inventory-manager
Optimizes inventory levels, predicts demand, and manages stock across warehouses. Use when analyzing inventory, planning reorders, or optimizing supply chain.
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terraform-iac
Creates and validates Terraform configurations following company standards. Use when writing or reviewing .tf files, planning infrastructure, or troubleshooting Terraform state.
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ci-cd-optimizer
Creates and optimizes CI/CD pipelines for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins. Use when setting up new pipelines, improving build times, or implementing security scanning.
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risk-assessment
Evaluates investment risks, performs Monte Carlo simulations, and generates risk reports. Use when analyzing portfolio risk, stress testing, or regulatory compliance.
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customer-service
Handles customer inquiries, processes returns, and escalates issues appropriately. Use when responding to customer tickets, chat, or reviewing service quality.
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financial-analysis
Analyzes financial statements, calculates key metrics, and generates investment reports. Use when reviewing earnings, building DCF models, or comparing company financials.
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