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remixjs-best-practices

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Best practices for Remix (2025-2026 Edition), focusing on React Router v7 migration, server-first data patterns, and error handling.

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shopify-app-i18n

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Guide for adding Multi-language support to Shopify Apps using i18next. Covers setup, localization files, and Admin context.

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shopify-metafields

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Guide for working with Shopify Metafields. Covers definitions, storing custom data, accessing via Liquid, and GraphQL mutations.

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agent-creator

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Guide for creating, configuring, and refining AI Agents. Use this skill when users want to define a new agent persona, generate a system prompt, or assemble a specific set of skills/workflows for a specialized...

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npm-publish

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Guide for publishing packages to the npm registry. Use this skill when the user wants to publish a new package, release a new version, or manage npm package configurations.

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technical-writing

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Guide for creating effective internal technical documentation (READMEs, ADRs, Contribution Guides). Use this skill when the user asks to write, refactor, or improve internal project documentation.

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browser-automation

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Guide for browser automation and testing using the browser_subagent tool. Use this skill when users need to interact with web pages, test user flows, scrape dynamic content, automate form submissions, capture s...

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