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Apply SQL optimization patterns including index usage, query rewriting, JOIN optimization, and window functions. Use when improving query performance or analyzing slow queries. This skill provides comprehensiv...
Generate structured research reports with findings, comparisons, recommendations, and citations. Use when documenting investigation results or creating technical comparisons. This skill provides comprehensive...
Generate code templates for common patterns: REST API endpoints, React components, database models, authentication, error handling. Use when implementing new features or creating boilerplate code. This skill p...
Extract, transform, and structure data from Excel files including multiple sheets, formulas, and formatting. Use when processing Excel data or converting to other formats. This skill provides Excel data extrac...
Security scanning templates and checklists for OWASP Top 10, authentication, authorization, data protection. Use when conducting security testing or vulnerability assessment. This skill provides comprehensive...
Analyze PDF documents with table extraction, section identification, and content summarization. Use when reading technical documents, reports, or papers. This skill provides PDF analysis capabilities: - Text e...
Generate unit tests, integration tests, and test fixtures for code. Supports Jest, Mocha, pytest. Use when writing tests or improving test coverage. This skill provides automated test generation: - Unit tests...
Export query results to various formats (CSV, JSON, Excel, Markdown tables) with proper formatting and headers. Use when saving analysis results to files. This skill provides data export utilities for multiple...
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