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Verify and build the required environment for Triton operator development on the Ascend platform, including configurations of dependencies such as CANN, Python/torch/torch_npu/triton-ascend and PATH environment variables. This is used when users need to configure the Triton operator development environment, check the installation of CANN/torch/triton-ascend, or verify whether the environment is available.
Generate PyTorch-style interface documentation (README.md) for AscendC operators. Trigger scenarios: Use this when interface documentation needs to be generated after compilation and debugging are completed, or when the user mentions "generate operator documentation", "create README", "document operator", "help me write documentation" (in operator context), "operator documentation".
Guide Catlass operator performance tuning. Process: Read the Catlass optimization guide, obtain/update profiler baseline, modify tiling according to the guide, recompile, **mandatorily generate and display performance comparison report**, iterate and compare. Tuning strategies are based on Catlass documentation. Ask for clarification if conditions are unclear.
Map migration-relevant Megatron changes onto the official MindSpeed repository by resolving branch alignment, locating affected subsystems, and identifying concrete adaptation points. Use when Codex has structured Megatron change events and needs to decide whether MindSpeed already covers them, which MindSpeed files are likely affected, and whether patch generation is safe.
Triage a daily msverl regression run by reading the baseline comparison log, stopping on success, extracting the most relevant training failure evidence from the daily training log when needed, collecting recent commits from verl main and MindSpeed master, and ranking the most likely culprit commits with concise fix-direction guidance.
Accepts Triton operator implementations, automatically invokes Torch small operator implementations (CPU or NPU) for precision comparison, and generates precision reports. It is used when users need to verify the correctness and precision of Triton operator implementations, compare precision with PyTorch implementations, and generate standardized precision reports.
Educational map of behavioral risk screening—volume, velocity, and transit-style heuristics at address and transaction level. Use when the user asks about suspicious pattern detection, structuring-like activity, rapid fund movement, or AML-style behavior rules—not for tuning systems to evade monitoring or for legal conclusions.
Describes how blockchain analytics platforms work in practice, typical use cases (markets, compliance, law enforcement, tax, market integrity), tool layers like visualizers and tracers, and limitations of heuristic attribution. Use when the user asks about blockchain analytics for AML, transaction monitoring, forensic tracing, institutional ops, or taint-style analysis at a high level.
Educational techniques to assess honeypot-style token risk from verified source, bytecode clues, and observational on-chain history—EVM ERC-20 patterns (transfer gates, fees, blacklists), Solana SPL and Token-2022 hooks, and safe validation paths. Use when the user asks how to detect honeypots, sell-restricted tokens, scam token mechanics, or static review checklists—not for deploying scams, stealing funds, or advising high-risk mainnet test trades on unknown contracts.
Compose Mapbox MCP tools to produce grounded, cited location-aware responses from live data instead of training data
Routes Snowflake-related operations to Cortex Code CLI for specialized Snowflake expertise. Use when user asks about Snowflake databases, data warehouses, SQL queries on Snowflake, Cortex AI features, Snowpark, dynamic tables, data governance in Snowflake, Snowflake security, or mentions "Cortex" explicitly. Do NOT use for general programming, local file operations, non-Snowflake databases, web development, or infrastructure tasks unrelated to Snowflake.
GitHub Local Knowledge Base Manager and Query Assistant. This skill must be triggered when users mention github, repo, repository, warehouse, download repo, clone, copy repository, PR, issue, pull request, or any content related to GitHub projects. This skill knows the location of local repos, can clone new repos, and uses gh CLI to search issues, PRs, and repositories to answer questions. Use proactively—even if users just ask "Which repos do I have" or casually mention a GitHub account or project name.