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Local development environment management for Polar using Docker
Use when annotating code with structured metadata, tags, and markers for AI-assisted development workflows. Covers annotation formats, semantic tags, and integration with development tools.
Current Ethereum development tools, frameworks, libraries, RPCs, and block explorers. What actually works today for building on Ethereum. Includes tool discovery for AI agents — MCPs, abi.ninja, Foundry, Scaffold-ETH 2, Hardhat, and more. Use when setting up a dev environment, choosing tools, or when an agent needs to discover what's available.
Initialize or enrich a 1C project with AI workspace skills, docs, templates. Use when user says "инициализируем проект", "init project", or asks to set up a 1C project.
Explain code in detail - what it does, how it works, and why. Use when you need to understand unfamiliar code or explain code to others.
Deploy a full AI coding workstation with Claude Code, web UI, headless browser, and 5 AI CLIs in a single Docker container
Analyze what code will be affected by changes. Use when user asks "what will break if I change X", "impact of changing X", "dependencies of X", "is it safe to modify X", or before making significant code changes.
Connect Codex CLI as an MCP server — giving you codex_run and codex_review as native tool calls instead of black-box bash commands. codex_run covers six modes: explore (broad codebase discovery), inspect (targeted read-only and injected-context follow-up), build (write/edit code), debug (reproduce→diagnose→fix→verify), test (write/run tests), research (web search only). codex_review runs independent code review in an isolated thread. Each mode bakes in task-specific instructions so Codex performs well per task type. Use this skill whenever the user mentions: "set up codex MCP", "connect codex to claude", "codex MCP server", "install codex tools", "configure codex integration", or wants Codex available as native tools in any agent. Distributed via `npx skills add` — no global install needed.
Validate a Steedos package after creation or modification. Run this tool to check that all files conform to Steedos conventions: correct naming, required fields, valid enum values, proper file organization. TRIGGER: After creating or modifying files in a Steedos package (objects, fields, buttons, triggers, functions, listviews, permissions, apps, tabs, pages). Run before completing the task to catch issues early. SKIP: When only reading files, answering questions, or working outside a Steedos package context.
Search for existing content pages containing a specific block in AEM Edge Delivery Services. Reports URLs with occurrences and variants to help identify test content during development.
Interactive macOS system cleanup for any dev machine. Frees disk space by pruning caches, package managers, unused apps, stale dev artifacts, and more. Discovers what's installed rather than assuming a specific setup. Always consults the user before deleting anything. Use when the user asks to: clean up their Mac, free disk space, remove unused apps, prune caches, clean developer artifacts, or any disk space maintenance task.
Guide developers through setting up development environments with proper tools, dependencies, and configurations