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This skill is designed to execute complex, structured workflows and actions based on a defined overview. It facilitates systematic process completion and adherence to scope. Users must ensure the task precisely matches the skill's scope, and remember that the output is not a substitute for manual validation or expert review.

Provides comprehensive guidance for developing robust, cross-platform Command Line Interface (CLI) applications. Covers the entire workflow from initial UX analysis and command design to implementation using popular frameworks (e.g., commander, click, cobra). Key features include advanced argument parsing, handling shell completions, displaying progress bars, and ensuring reliable terminal interactions across Windows, macOS, and Linux.

This comprehensive guide details how to implement robust webhook endpoints for CodeRabbit, an AI-powered code review tool. It covers essential security practices, including signature validation (HMAC-SHA256), and provides structured methods for handling various event types (e.g., PR reviews, check run completions, comments). Use this skill when integrating CodeRabbit into CI/CD pipelines to automate notifications, track metrics, and enforce quality gates.

A comprehensive diagnostic and resolution guide for frequent issues encountered in the Cursor IDE. Covers advanced topics including authentication failures (OAuth loops), AI completion glitches, indexing problems, performance slowdowns, and extension conflicts, ensuring developers can quickly restore optimal workflow.

This is a hands-on walkthrough demonstrating the four core AI features of the Cursor IDE: Tab Completion, Chat, Inline Edit, and Composer. Users learn how to leverage AI for coding tasks, debugging, generating boilerplate code, and performing multi-file refactoring within a structured project environment. It's an essential guide for developers adopting AI-assisted coding workflows.

Master Cursor's AI-powered Tab completion system, generating instant, context-aware 'ghost text' suggestions. This tool predicts the next code lines based on the current file, open tabs, and even comments, allowing developers to accept or modify suggestions with minimal effort. It is designed to significantly boost coding speed and maintain coding consistency.

This guide details how to implement and handle Documenso webhooks for real-time document lifecycle notifications. Learn to set up secure webhook endpoints to receive critical events—such as document creation, signing completion, rejection, or opening. Use this when you need to trigger automated downstream workflows (e.g., updating CRMs, sending alerts, or logging audit trails) based on any status change in a document signing process.

A comprehensive workflow for implementing advanced search and retrieval features within Evernote. It allows users to build complex queries using search grammar, filter notes by tags, notebooks, dates, and completion status, and paginates through large result sets. The service also enriches results by mapping GUIDs to human-readable names for notebooks and tags.

A comprehensive guide to production-ready patterns for using the Groq SDK in TypeScript and Python. Covers best practices for client singleton setup, type-safe completions, streaming, robust error handling (rate limiting, API errors), and implementing exponential backoff retries to ensure stable, high-performance LLM integration.

Guides Claude Code plugin authors through creating event-driven hooks that validate tool usage, react to outcomes, and gate completion with prompt-based or command hooks, covering PreToolUse, PostToolUse, Stop, Session events, and session context loading.

This skill provides the framework for connecting to and handling Juicebox webhooks and real-time events. It allows developers to build automated pipelines that react instantly to key events—such as analysis completion, dataset updates, and export readiness—without constantly polling the API. Implementation includes signature verification and robust event routing logic for reliable data processing.

This guide details how to implement webhooks for Kling AI video generation tasks. Instead of inefficiently polling the API status, you can provide a callback URL when submitting a task. When the task completes (whether successful or failed), Kling AI will automatically send a POST request containing the full result to your designated endpoint. This mechanism eliminates polling overhead and is essential for building robust, event-driven video processing pipelines.