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Provides strategies for efficiently transforming large text files (thousands to millions of lines) using text editors like Vim, sed, or awk. This skill should be used when tasks involve bulk text transformations, CSV manipulation at scale, pattern-based edits across massive files, or when keystroke/operation efficiency is constrained. Applicable to tasks requiring macros, regex substitutions, or batch processing of structured text data.
Use this skill when a user provides a torrent name or file name and wants to fix recognition issues, or asks to add/manage custom identifiers (自定义识别词). This skill generates identifier rules based on the WordsMatcher preprocessing logic, checks for duplicates against existing rules, and saves them via MCP tools. Because custom identifiers are global, generated rules must default to conservative, sample-specific regex patterns instead of broad matches unless the user explicitly wants global cleanup. Applicable scenarios include: 1) A torrent or file name is incorrectly recognized (wrong title, season, episode, etc.); 2) The user wants to block unwanted keywords from torrent names; 3) The user needs episode offset rules for series with non-standard numbering; 4) The user wants to force recognition of a specific media by TMDB/Douban ID.
Lark Event Subscription: Real-time monitoring of Lark events (messages, address book changes, calendar changes, etc.) via WebSocket long connection, output NDJSON to stdout, supports compact Agent-friendly format, regex routing, and file output. Used when users need to monitor Lark events in real-time and build event-driven pipelines.
Detect patterns, anomalies, and trends in code and data. Use when identifying code smells, finding security vulnerabilities, or discovering recurring patterns. Handles regex patterns, AST analysis, and statistical anomaly detection.
Use the ax CLI instead of curl + throwaway parsing scripts whenever you fetch a URL, explore an unknown web page, or extract structured data from HTML. Trigger whenever you are about to write an inline script (python3 heredoc, node -e, regex over HTML) or a bare curl for one-off web fetching, scraping, or page exploration.
RTK CLI performance analysis and optimization. Startup time (<10ms), binary size (<5MB), regex compilation, memory usage. Use when adding dependencies, changing initialization, or suspecting regressions.
Use this skill for XCrawl map tasks, including site URL discovery, regex filtering, scope estimation, and crawl planning before full-site crawling.
File and directory operations using Claude Code built-in tools — replaces the Filesystem MCP server. Maps all 11 MCP tools to native equivalents: Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, and Bash. Covers file reading with line ranges, parallel reads, pattern-based file search, regex content search, directory listing, tree traversal, move/copy/rename, and metadata inspection. Trigger phrases: "read this file", "write to file", "create a file", "edit file", "find files matching", "search for text in files", "list directory", "show directory tree", "move file", "rename file", "copy file", "file info", "find all Python files", "search codebase for". Use this skill when performing file operations, navigating codebases, or managing directories.
Build, test, and explain regular expressions against sample text or files using CLI tools (rg, python) and specific regex flavors. Use when asked to craft, debug, or validate regexes or search patterns.
Searches and explores Burp Suite project files (.burp) from the command line. Use when searching response headers or bodies with regex patterns, extracting security audit findings, dumping proxy history or site map data, or analyzing HTTP traffic captured in a Burp project.
Find and replace code patterns structurally using ast-grep. Use when you need to match code by its AST structure (not just text), such as finding all functions with specific signatures, replacing API patterns across files, or detecting code anti-patterns that regex cannot reliably match.
Search code and text files using semantic similarity and keyword matching. Use when: finding relevant code snippets, searching documentation, or locating files by content. NOT for: binary file search or regex pattern matching.