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Manage WebRTC credentials and mobile push notification settings. Use when building browser-based or mobile softphone applications. This skill provides Ruby SDK examples.
Estimate development cost of a codebase (full repo, branch diff, or single commit). Invoke via /cost-estimate or when user says "estimate cost", "how much would this cost", "development cost". Accepts optional scope args like "branch:feat/foo" or "commit:abc1234".
Debugging toolkit for AI agents. Diagnose symptoms via memory cache -> behavior cache -> codebase search, trace data flow, git-bisect bad commits, and compare output directories.
Find, connect, and use MCP tools and skills via the Smithery CLI. Use when the user searches for new tools or skills, wants to discover integrations, connect to an MCP, install a skill, or wants to interact with an external service (email, Slack, Discord, GitHub, Jira, Notion, databases, cloud APIs, monitoring, etc.).
Guide users through defining their pricing strategy for an AI product or SaaS. Covers billing model selection (usage-based, subscription, hybrid), subscription tier pricing, credit/overage costs, real-time vs invoice billing trade-offs, existing PSP integration, custom currency vs fiat, and pricing dimensions. Ends with a personalised pricing strategy summary, MRR projection, visual output (HTML or PDF), and tool recommendations. Use when a user wants to define their pricing, figure out how to charge for their AI product, decide between billing models, understand the real-time vs invoice billing trade-off, or evaluate what tools to use for monetisation.
Qualifies inbound leads against full ICP criteria — company size, industry, use case fit, role/seniority of the person. Checks CRM and existing customer base for duplicates and existing relationships. Outputs a scored CSV with qualification status, reasoning, and pipeline overlap flags. Tool-agnostic — works with any CRM, enrichment tool, or data source.
Design and implement lead routing and assignment rules — round-robin, territory-based, score-based, and account-based models. Use when designing how leads get assigned to reps, building routing rules in your CRM, optimizing speed-to-lead, setting up territory assignments, configuring lead queues, or scaling assignment as your team grows. Do NOT use for lead scoring model design (use /sales-lead-score), CRM platform configuration (use /sales-apollo or /sales-salesloft), or marketing-to-sales handoff process (use /revops).
Build UIs using IBM's Carbon Design System. Use when the user requests Carbon-styled interfaces, IBM-style dashboards, enterprise UIs following Carbon conventions, or explicitly mentions Carbon, IBM design, or @carbon/react. Covers component usage, design tokens (color, typography, spacing, motion), theming (White, Gray 10, Gray 90, Gray 100), grid layout, and accessibility. Supports both artifact/HTML output (CDN-based) and full React project output (@carbon/react). Triggers include "Carbon", "IBM design system", "enterprise dashboard", "@carbon/react", "carbon components", or requests for IBM-style professional interfaces.
BISON v1.1 — Conviction holder for top 10 Hyperliquid assets by volume. Enters on 4h trend structure + 1h momentum + SM alignment convergence. Holds through pullbacks with DSL High Water Mode (mandatory). Re-evaluates thesis every 5 min — exits when conviction breaks, not when price retraces. Wide Phase 1 floors, no time-based exits, infinite trailing at 85% of peak. v1.1: daily entry cap only enforced when day PnL is negative. When profitable, reloads in batches of 3 — BISON keeps trading as long as it's making money.
Safety guardrails that warn before destructive commands. Use to protect beginners from accidentally running dangerous operations like rm -rf, DROP TABLE, git push --force, or git reset --hard. Provides beginner-friendly explanations of WHY a command is dangerous and suggests safer alternatives. Activate when the user mentions safety, careful mode, guardrails, protection, or when working with beginners on tasks involving file deletion, database changes, or git operations.
Generate professional presentation slides and high-quality illustrations using Gemini image generation API (Nano Banana 2), with interactive browser-based review and iterative editing. Full workflow: content planning conversation → slides_plan.json → batch image generation → review with feedback → targeted slide editing → PPTX packaging. Use when: user wants to create a presentation, make slides, generate a PPT/PPTX, prepare a talk deck, design visual slide content, or generate high-quality figures/illustrations for papers and documents. Do NOT use for: writing academic papers (use paper-writing) or planning academic conference talk narrative structure (use academic-slides).
Advanced Effect-TS patterns for typed errors, dependency injection, concurrency, resource management, schema validation, and streaming. Use when building Effect programs — not simple Effect.succeed/fail questions, but multi-concern tasks like designing service layers with Layer composition, handling typed error hierarchies with tagged errors, managing concurrent fibers with structured concurrency, scoped resource lifecycles, schema-driven API contracts, or integrating Effect with existing Express/Hono/database stacks. Do not use for basic TypeScript or general functional programming questions.