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Chrome Extensions (Manifest V3) performance and code quality guidelines. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Chrome extension code including service workers, content scripts, message passing, storage APIs, TypeScript patterns, and testing.
Guide for setting up local PyPI servers to host and serve Python packages. This skill should be used when tasks involve creating a local PyPI repository, serving Python packages over HTTP, building distributable Python packages, or testing pip installations from a custom index URL.
Expert DI decisions for iOS/tvOS: when DI containers add value vs overkill, choosing between injection patterns, protocol design for testability, and SwiftUI-specific injection strategies. Use when designing service layers, setting up testing infrastructure, or deciding how to wire dependencies. Trigger keywords: dependency injection, DI, constructor injection, protocol, mock, testability, container, factory, @EnvironmentObject, service locator
Create or update database seed scripts for development and testing environments. Use when setting up test data, initializing development databases, creating demo environments, resetting to known state, or generating realistic sample data.
Use when validating product assumptions before building, discovering unmet user needs, understanding customer problems and workflows, testing concepts or positioning, researching target markets, identifying jobs-to-be-done and hiring triggers, uncovering pain points and workarounds, or when users mention user research, customer interviews, surveys, discovery interviews, validation studies, or voice of customer.
Create and maintain TYPO3 extension documentation following official docs.typo3.org standards. Use when creating/editing Documentation/*.rst files or README.md, using TYPO3 directives (confval, versionadded, card-grid, accordion, tabs, admonitions), creating/adding screenshots, rendering/testing/viewing docs locally, or deploying to docs.typo3.org. By Netresearch.
General Guide for iOS App Development, Building, Signing, Testing and App Store Listing Process (China Region). Triggered when users ask about iOS development/listing/review/signing/TestFlight/App Store Connect/privacy compliance/subscription configuration, or input the trigger word iosdev.
Use when creating Storybook play functions, writing interaction tests in stories, or reviewing play function code in pull requests. Ensures consistent structure, proper query priorities, correct async handling, and best practices for Storybook interaction testing.
Use when the user asks to "optimize entity presence", "build knowledge graph", "improve knowledge panel", "entity audit", "establish brand entity", "Google does not know my brand", "no knowledge panel", or "establish my brand as an entity". Works standalone with public search and AI query testing; supercharged when you connect ~~knowledge graph + ~~SEO tool + ~~AI monitor for automated entity analysis. For structured data implementation, see schema-markup-generator. For content-level AI optimization, see geo-content-optimizer.
Generate Ralph-compatible prompts for entire projects from scratch. Creates comprehensive prompts with architecture phase, implementation phases, testing, and documentation. Use when building complete applications, libraries, CLI tools, or any greenfield project requiring end-to-end development.
Disaster recovery drill exercises and security checklists for web application projects (SPA, SSR, full-stack web apps). Focused on solo/indie developers using free-tier infrastructure (Vercel, Supabase, Cloudflare, Netlify, Railway, etc.). Bridges big-tech best practices (NIST, Google SRE DiRT, ISO 22301) to indie scale. Use when the user mentions drills, disaster recovery, security audit, incident simulation, project health check, resilience testing, backup strategies, secret rotation, or incident response for web projects. Not for mobile apps, desktop software, CLI tools, or games.
Enforces the CodeBelt TypeScript and React code style guide for project structure, naming conventions, component patterns, service patterns, testing, and TypeScript rules. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring TypeScript or React code, creating new files or components, organizing project directories, writing tests, defining Zod schemas, or when the user mentions code style, conventions, linting, file organization, or naming patterns.