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Automated license compliance scanner guidance for Security Fundamentals, delivering step-by-step practices, best-practice patterns, and production-ready code plus validation to keep authentication, validation, and secure coding efforts aligned.

This guide provides production-grade coding patterns for integrating Lokalise into TypeScript and Node.js applications. It covers crucial best practices such as client singleton implementation, robust cursor-based pagination for large datasets, structured error handling with retry logic, and efficient batch operations. Implementing these patterns ensures reliable, scalable, and maintainable API usage.

Memory provides persistent context across multiple coding sessions. It stores crucial project decisions, user preferences (like preferred package managers or specific libraries), and architectural conventions in a local memory file. This ensures that the AI maintains consistency, recalls past choices automatically, and applies project-specific rules without needing constant reminders, significantly improving workflow continuity and reliability.

This guide provides production-ready patterns for integrating the Mistral AI SDK in both TypeScript and Python. It covers essential best practices such as singleton client management, handling structured JSON output, implementing streaming responses, concurrent asynchronous processing, and robust error handling with exponential backoff. Use this when establishing team coding standards or refactoring Mistral API usage.

This expert specializes in secure mobile development practices, covering areas like input validation, WebView security, secure data storage (KeyStore/Keychain), and advanced network security (Certificate Pinning). Use this skill to write secure, resilient mobile code for both iOS and Android, mitigating platform-specific vulnerabilities and ensuring sensitive data protection.

A comprehensive guide for developing custom external web service APIs for the Moodle Learning Management System (LMS). It covers Moodle's required API framework, coding standards, and the essential three-method pattern (execute_parameters, execute, execute_returns) necessary for integrating custom functionality, such as course management, quiz operations, and reporting, with external applications.

Guides developers through OAuth2 Flow Helper tasks within Security Fundamentals by providing best-practice instructions, generating production-ready code/configs, and validating outputs for authentication, validation, and secure coding.

This guide provides essential security protocols and coding best practices for integrating with OpenEvidence, a platform processing Protected Health Information (PHI). It covers mandatory topics such as HIPAA compliance, API key management, webhook signature verification, input validation, and data redaction, ensuring all interactions are secure and audit-compliant.

Guides users through password hash generator tasks within the Security Fundamentals stack, outlining best practices, secure coding patterns, and validation checks tailored for authentication workflows.

Automates Postgrid Verify workflows through Composio’s toolkit over Rube MCP, guiding you to discover tools, confirm active connections, and execute schema-compliant calls without hardcoding slugs.

This comprehensive guide details how to optimize the Replit development environment. It covers setting up run commands, implementing hot reloading for various languages (Node.js, Python), configuring ports, managing development vs. production databases, and leveraging the Replit Agent for powerful AI-assisted coding. Use this guide when setting up a new project or refining your entire dev workflow.

This guide provides production-ready coding patterns for interacting with various built-in Replit services. It covers best practices for setting up singleton clients, implementing robust error handling, and creating type-safe wrappers for Key-Value Database, Object Storage, PostgreSQL, and Auth middleware. Ideal for developers building complex Replit integrations or establishing standardized data access layers.