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Browse published AI skills maintained by jyasuu. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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gcloud

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Google Cloud CLI commands for authentication, clusters, services, and compute resources.

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podman

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Container engine alternative to Docker with Windows installation, initialization, and basic usage.

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docker

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Container runtime commands including run, exec, build, images, volumes, networks, and compose operations.

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spring-boot

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Spring Boot CLI for project initialization and Actuator endpoints for monitoring and management.

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k6

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Load testing tool with installation and test execution commands.

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hurl

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Run and test HTTP requests with Hurl. Use when working with HTTP APIs, testing web services, or creating HTTP-based test scenarios. Hurl allows you to define HTTP requests in plain text files and validate respo...

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postgresql

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PostgreSQL database operations including backups, transactions, user management, window functions, materialized views, and extensions.

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mongodb

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MongoDB database operations including connection, queries, indexes, aggregation, transactions, and bulk operations.

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oracle

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Oracle database operations including database link creation and management.

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elasticsearch

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Elasticsearch search and analytics engine operations including CRUD, aggregations, mappings, and reindexing.

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redis

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Redis in-memory data structure store commands including key operations, hashes, pub/sub, streams, and clustering.

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analyzing-requirements

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Helps the user define, refine, and document requirements for new software features or projects. Use this when a user says "I want to build...", "I need a feature...", or "How should I implement...".

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