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Modern Python coaching covering language foundations through advanced production patterns. Use when asked to "write Python code", "explain Python concepts", "set up a Python project", "configure Poetry or PDM", "write pytest tests", "create a FastAPI endpoint", "run uvicorn server", "configure alembic migrations", "set up logging", "process data with pandas", or "debug Python errors". Triggers on "Python best practices", "type hints", "async Python", "packaging", "virtual environments", "Pydantic validation", "dependency injection", "SQLAlchemy models".
Create autonomous iterative loops (Ralph Wiggum pattern) for multi-step tasks. Use when setting up automated workflows that iterate over a backlog of tasks with clear acceptance criteria. Triggers on requests like "create a ralph loop", "set up an iterative agent", "automate this migration", or "create an autonomous loop".
Expert guidance for building with DatoCMS headless CMS. Includes API decision guides (CDA vs CMA), executable workflow playbooks for schema management, content operations, asset uploads, migrations, structured text (DAST), webhooks, and framework integrations. Covers official MCP server integration and troubleshooting.
Senior Java & Spring Boot 4 / Spring Framework 7 architect skill for 2026-standard development. Use when the user asks to build, scaffold, design, review, or explain Java applications using Spring Boot 4.x, Spring Framework 7.x, Spring Modulith, or any related Spring ecosystem project. Triggers include: creating REST APIs, designing microservices, configuring data access (JdbcClient, JPA 3.2, R2DBC), reactive programming (WebFlux), security (Spring Security 7), observability, GraalVM native images, Gradle/Maven build configuration, Jakarta EE 11 migration, and any task requiring idiomatic modern Java (Java 25: records, sealed classes, structured concurrency, scoped values, pattern matching, JSpecify null safety).
Super Ralph Wiggum - autonomous iteration loops with templates, PRD support, progress tracking, and browser testing. This skill should be used when running Claude Code in autonomous loops for test coverage improvement, PRD-based feature development, documentation generation, dataset creation, lint fixing, code cleanup, or framework migrations. Combines the plugin's in-session loop mechanism with specialized templates and best practices from Geoffrey Huntley, Ryan Carson, and AI Hero.
Manage CloudSync Master WordPress plugin via WP-CLI. This skill should be used when configuring, testing, monitoring, or operating CloudSync Master (media offloading to cloud storage). Covers account setup for S3/R2/GCS/DigitalOcean/Backblaze/Wasabi/Vultr/Linode, plugin settings, queue management, object management, license activation, migration from competitors, and wp-config.php configuration export. Use when the user mentions CloudSync Master, cloud media offloading, wp cloudsync commands, or needs to set up WordPress media on cloud storage.
Guide for oRPC — a type-safe RPC framework combining end-to-end type safety with OpenAPI compliance. Use when user explicitly mentions "oRPC" or asks to "create oRPC procedures", "set up oRPC server", "configure oRPC client", "add oRPC middleware", "define oRPC router", "use oRPC with Next.js/Express/Hono/Fastify", "generate OpenAPI spec with oRPC", "integrate oRPC with TanStack Query", "stream with oRPC", "handle errors in oRPC", "set up oRPC contract-first", "migrate from tRPC to oRPC", or asks about oRPC procedures, routers, middleware, context, plugins, adapters, or server actions. Covers server setup, client creation, middleware chains, error handling, OpenAPI generation, file uploads, event iterators (SSE/streaming), server actions, contract-first development, and framework adapter integrations. Do NOT use for generic RPC/gRPC questions, tRPC-only questions (without migration context), or general TypeScript API development without oRPC.
Type-safe, file-based router for React with first-class search params, data loading, and code splitting. Use when user asks to "create routes with TanStack Router", "set up file-based routing", "add search params", "use loaders", "protect routes with auth", "add code splitting", or asks about @tanstack/react-router, createFileRoute, createRouter, routeTree.gen.ts, useSearch, useParams, useNavigate, useBlocker, useMatch, useRouterState, beforeLoad, or route configuration. Do NOT use for TanStack Start server functions, Next.js App Router, React Router (without migration context), or Remix routing. Covers routing setup, navigation, search/path params, data loading, authentication, code splitting, SSR, error handling, testing, deployment, and bundler configuration (Vite, Webpack, Rspack, esbuild).
Manage project todos in todo.md files with task states (pending, in_progress, completed). PROACTIVELY invoke when Claude detects need to create or update a todo during a session. Use when breaking down work into tasks, tracking progress across sessions, organizing complex multi-step projects, or coordinating task states. Supports refactor/migration tracking with ADR integration.
Comprehensive Ruby on Rails v8.1 development guide with detailed documentation for Active Record, controllers, views, routing, testing, jobs, mailers, and more. Use when working on Rails applications, building Rails features, debugging Rails code, writing migrations, setting up associations, configuring Rails apps, or answering questions about Rails best practices and patterns.
Uniwind (Tailwind CSS v4 for React Native) best practices, setup, theming, styling, and HeroUI Native integration. Use when writing, reviewing, or fixing Uniwind code. Triggers on: uniwind, className on RN components, global.css with @import 'uniwind', withUniwindConfig, metro.config.js setup, dark:/light: theming, platform selectors (ios:/android:/native:/web:), data selectors, responsive breakpoints, CSS variables, useUniwind, withUniwind, useResolveClassNames, useCSSVariable, tailwind-variants, HeroUI Native with Uniwind, Uniwind Pro (animations, shadow tree, transitions), NativeWind migration. Also triggers on setup troubleshooting: "check my config", "styles not working", "className not applying", "audit Uniwind setup".
Integrate Geist fonts in Svelte 4/5 and SvelteKit projects using `geist-svelte`. Use when users ask for Geist Sans, Geist Mono, or Geist Pixel variants, need setup with Tailwind v4 or v3, want CSS variable usage without Tailwind, need import/config troubleshooting, or want migration from manual `@font-face` setup to package-based Geist fonts.