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A comprehensive guide to configuring Vercel across Development, Preview, and Production environments. Learn how to scope environment variables, manage secrets, and automate multi-stage deployments using both the Vercel CLI and REST API. Covers setting up custom environments (e.g., Staging) and implementing environment detection in code for reliable application behavior.

This skill provides AI-assisted performance profiling within the Windsurf IDE. It analyzes collected profiling data to pinpoint performance bottlenecks, suggest specific optimizations, and predict the impact of code changes. Use it when optimizing application speed, refining complex algorithms, or general performance tuning in a coding environment.

This comprehensive guide offers detailed steps to optimize the Windsurf IDE experience. It addresses common performance bottlenecks such as slow indexing, high memory consumption, and inefficient AI context building (Cascade). Users will learn best practices for configuring exclusion patterns, managing focused workspaces, and tuning IDE settings for maximum development efficiency.

Cirq is Google Quantum AI’s Python framework for building, simulating, and deploying noise-aware quantum circuits on both simulators and real hardware, complete with experiment templates, transformation utilities, and hardware-specific toolkits.

Guides using matplotlib to craft static, animated, and interactive plots through both pyplot and object-oriented APIs, detailing styling, subplots, and export options for publication-ready scientific workflows.

Provides the official Opentrons Protocol API v2 integration for OT-2 and Flex robots, enabling Python-based automation of liquid handling, module control, labware setup, pipetting flows, and protocol testing before execution.

PyLabRobot is a vendor-agnostic, pure Python SDK designed for autonomous and automated laboratory workflows. It provides a unified interface to control a wide array of laboratory equipment, including liquid handling robots (Hamilton, Opentrons, Tecan), plate readers, pumps, shakers, and incubators. Ideal for developing complex, multi-device, reproducible protocols and simulating experiments before physical execution.

A systematic, multi-language performance profiling suite designed for Node.js, Python, and Go applications. It identifies deep bottlenecks across CPU usage, memory leaks, and I/O constraints. Features include generating flamegraphs, analyzing bundle size dependency trees, optimizing database queries (N+1 detection), and running realistic load tests using k6 and Artillery. Ideal for establishing performance baselines, debugging slow endpoints, and ensuring scalability before deployment.

A guide to diagnosing and fixing connectivity conflicts between Claude's native messaging protocols (MCP) in Chrome. This is essential when using both Claude.app (Cowork) and Claude Code CLI, as they use conflicting native host configurations. Provides necessary shell commands and toggle scripts to ensure only one host is active.

This skill simulates a senior engineer's final, deep audit of an entire codebase before committing or pushing to a remote repository. It systematically checks for junk files, dead code, security vulnerabilities (secrets, injection flaws), and performance bottlenecks (N+1 queries). Use this pre-flight check before any major release or public deployment to ensure maximum code quality and production readiness.

A specialized review tool for identifying critical performance bottlenecks within Django applications. It focuses on validating issues such as N+1 queries, unbounded querysets, missing database indexes, and write loops. Use this when you suspect database slowdowns or memory exhaustion due to inefficient ORM usage, ensuring findings are provable and actionable.

TaskEither is a functional programming utility from fp-ts designed for handling asynchronous operations that might fail. It provides a robust, type-safe mechanism for managing complex async workflows, such as chained API calls or promise wrappers. Instead of relying on traditional try/catch blocks where errors can be lost, TaskEither forces the developer to explicitly handle both success and failure paths, making error management predictable and composable.