affinity-python-sdk
Use when writing Python code with the Affinity SDK, or when user asks about "affinity-sdk", "affinity package", typed IDs, async Affinity client, pagination, or Python scripts for Affinity CRM.
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Use when writing Python code with the Affinity SDK, or when user asks about "affinity-sdk", "affinity package", typed IDs, async Affinity client, pagination, or Python scripts for Affinity CRM.
Use when user needs complex data queries, multi-entity joins, aggregations, or analysis across Affinity data. Also use when user wants to filter, group, sort, or aggregate CRM records programmatically. Triggers...
Use when working with Affinity CRM via MCP tools - find entities, manage workflows, log interactions, prepare briefings, find warm intros. Also use when user mentions "pipeline", "deals", "relationship strength...
Use when running xaffinity CLI commands, or when user asks to search, find, get, export, or list people, companies, opportunities, lists, or CRM data from Affinity via command line. Also use when user mentions...
This skill should be used when the user is stuck in a git-hex-driven rebase, merge, or cherry-pick due to conflicts and wants the agent to inspect, resolve, and then continue or abort safely. Trigger phrases in...
Complete pull request workflow combining git-hex (local craft) with remote collaboration (GitHub plugin or CLI). This skill should be used when the user wants to prepare, submit, and iterate on a PR with clean...
This skill should be used when the user wants to clean up a feature branch's history using git-hex (squash/fixup commits, reorder/drop/split commits, or rebase a branch onto main) without using an interactive t...
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