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nano-pdf is a robust command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to modify PDF documents. Instead of requiring complex PDF editing syntax, users can provide natural language instructions (e.g., 'Change the title to X and fix Y') to make precise edits to specific pages of a PDF. This drastically simplifies the content modification process for technical users and automates complex document handling tasks.

This comprehensive skill provides expert guidance for integrating with Google NotebookLM programmatically, covering both the `nlm` Command Line Interface (CLI) and Measurement/Control Plane (MCP) tools. Use it to automate workflows, manage notebooks, add diverse sources (URLs, YouTube, Drive), and generate various complex content types, such as reports, quizzes, mind maps, and videos. Essential for developers building upon NotebookLM's advanced research capabilities.

This skill provides comprehensive, expert guidance for utilizing the Fabric Command Line Interface (CLI) using the `fab` tool. It enables programmatic interaction with the entire Fabric and Power BI service cloud environment, including workspaces, semantic models, data assets, and configurations. Use it to automate tasks like authentication, metadata retrieval, data querying (DAX, T-SQL, DuckDB), and resource management, ensuring best practices and error handling are maintained.

Provides a comprehensive CLI reference for Tabular Editor 2 (TE2). It enables automated model management, including deployment to XMLA endpoints, running embedded scripts, performing Best Practice Analysis (BPA), and handling model exports (TMDL). This skill is essential for integrating data model lifecycle management into CI/CD pipelines and automating repetitive tasks from the command line.

A comprehensive tool for managing the entire Android development lifecycle from the terminal. It allows users to create new projects, manage SDK packages, interact with emulators and physical devices, run detailed tests, inspect UI layouts, and search official Android documentation via CLI commands. Essential for professional Android developers.

This skill provides a demonstration of interacting with external APIs and services using various command-line tools (CLI). It showcases core automation patterns, including fetching API documentation details and listing messages using specific application CLIs, making it ideal for testing and learning API integration flows.

A powerful command-line tool for recording the macOS screen and capturing system audio simultaneously. Unlike QuickTime or standard `screencapture`, this tool captures raw display and system audio directly via ScreenCaptureKit, eliminating the need for complex virtual audio drivers (like BlackHole) or elevated permissions. It is designed for scripted content creation, automated demos, and complex recording scenarios where system audio is required via the CLI.

A comprehensive utility for building reusable, command-line scripts and utilities to interact with the Hugging Face API. It enables complex data workflows by allowing users to chain, pipe, and process data fetched from models, datasets, and various endpoints. Ideal for automation, enrichment, and advanced data pipelines.

This skill automates the process of running Postman API collections using Newman CLI. It generates comprehensive scripts, including basic CLI commands, robust shell scripts, and multi-stage Jenkins pipelines. Ideal for integrating API tests into CI/CD workflows, executing data-driven tests, and ensuring reliable automation in any environment.

This guide provides a comprehensive reference and usage guide for the Redis Command Line Interface (redis-cli). It covers connecting, executing commands in different modes, and offers detailed cheat sheets for all core Redis data structures (Strings, Hashes, Lists, Sets, Sorted Sets). Crucially, it also includes important security considerations and best practices, ensuring users can manage and troubleshoot Redis databases safely from the command line.

A specialized presentation deck template adopting a cyberpunk, CRT terminal aesthetic. It is ideal for conducting deep technical reviews, such as benchmarking CLI agents, demonstrating code diffs, or presenting complex development tool analyses. Features a dark background, grid lines, command prompt indicators, and structured tagging for maximum professional impact.