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Generate Compose configs with services, networking, volumes, and health checks
Manage Python projects and dependencies using UV, the ultra-fast Rust-based package manager. Use when creating Python projects, managing dependencies, or running Python scripts.
Content: Use when writing technical blog posts from scattered notes or ideas. NOT for documentation, specs, or talks.
Use when designing new REST APIs, reviewing API designs, establishing API standards, designing request/response formats, pagination, versioning, authentication flows, or creating OpenAPI specifications.
Use when adding logging to services, setting up monitoring, creating alerts, debugging production issues, designing SLIs/SLOs, or implementing structured logging (Pino, Winston), metrics (Prometheus, DataDog, CloudWatch), or distributed tracing (OpenTelemetry).
TDD/BDD testing principles, test patterns, and coverage strategies
Create Product Requirements Documents. Use when defining new features, projects, or initiatives. Covers user stories, acceptance criteria, and scope definition.
Design clean, consistent APIs. Use when creating new endpoints, defining contracts, or improving API ergonomics. Covers REST, versioning, and error handling.
Use this skill after completing multiple, complex software development tasks before informing the user that work is complete.
Query Mozilla telemetry data directly from BigQuery using the bq CLI. Use when the user wants to run SQL against Firefox telemetry, analyze Windows version distribution, count DAU/MAU/WAU, query Glean metrics, or investigate user populations. Triggers on "bigquery", "bq", "telemetry query", "DAU", "MAU", "Windows distribution", "macOS distribution", "Darwin version", "Linux distribution", "kernel version", "client count", "user count", "Glean metrics query", "baseline_clients".
Simplify and refine code for clarity, consistency, and maintainability. Use after writing or modifying code to clean it up while preserving all functionality.
Use this when planning new features, starting spec-driven development workflows, or when the user mentions OpenSpec, SDD, or spec-driven development. It also applies when the user asks about feature specifications, change proposals, or wants to organize development workflows.