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Comprehensive reference for Frappe bench CLI commands including site management, app installation, backup/restore, database operations, migrations, and development workflows. Use when users ask about bench comm...
Import and synchronize skills from remote GitHub repositories. Use this skill when you need to copy skills from other repositories, maintain a list of remote skill sources, or update local skills with fresh cop...
Expert guidance on Frappe DocType schemas including JSON structure, field types, properties, naming conventions, and best practices. Use when creating, modifying, or analyzing DocType JSON files, understanding...
Expert guidance on Frappe hooks system including application hooks, document events (doc_events), permission hooks, scheduler hooks, UI hooks, jinja filters, installation hooks, and other extension points. Use...
Expert guidance on Frappe permissions system including permission evaluation flow, extension hooks (has_permission, permission_query_conditions, write_permission_query_conditions, has_website_permission, filter...
Expert guidance for OpenObserve API integration in Frappe Tweaks. Use when creating, configuring, or troubleshooting OpenObserve API DocType, implementing send_logs() or search_logs() functionality, integrating...
Expert guidance for setting up CI/CD tests for Frappe apps. Use when users ask about GitHub Actions workflows, CI test setup, continuous integration for Frappe apps, running tests in CI environments, database s...
Expert guidance on Frappe Workflow system including workflow structure, states and transitions, workflow actions, email notifications, permission hooks (before_transition, after_transition, filter_workflow_tran...
Expert guidance on Frappe reports including report types, structure, creation workflow, and best practices. Use when creating standard script reports, query reports, understanding report structure, working with...
Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or tool integr...
Expert guidance for creating, implementing, and troubleshooting Sync Jobs in the Frappe Tweaks framework. Use when working with Sync Job Types, Sync Job controllers, sync job enqueueing, debugging sync job issu...
Expert guidance for creating, implementing, and troubleshooting Document Review Rules in Frappe Tweaks - a flexible document review/approval system. Use when working with Document Review Rules, Document Reviews...
Security review and analysis for Frappe API endpoints decorated with @frappe.whitelist(). Use when reviewing API security, checking for permission vulnerabilities, scanning for unprotected endpoints, validating...
Expert guidance for creating, implementing, and troubleshooting AC (Access Control) Rules in Frappe Tweaks - an advanced rule-based permission system. Use when working with AC Rules, Query Filters, AC Resources...
Expert guide for creating, structuring, and documenting Agent Skills following the official specification. Use when you need to create a new Agent Skill, understand the Agent Skills format, or improve existing...
Fetches Pokemon data from the PokeAPI (pokeapi.co) and organizes it by generation. Use this skill when you need to retrieve Pokemon information, list Pokemon by generation, or collect Pokemon data in JSON forma...
Expert guidance for connecting Power Query (Power BI, Excel) to Frappe apps and reports. Use when building Power Query M code for Frappe data access, integrating Frappe reports with Power BI/Excel, implementing...
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