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This skill generates a complete, opinionated, modern full-stack Rails application boilerplate. It sets up a robust tech stack including Rails 8, PostgreSQL, React, Inertia.js, Vite, Tailwind CSS, Sidekiq, and Redis. Designed for developers who need a starting point that adheres to best practices for database structure (UUIDs, JSONB), background job processing, comprehensive testing, and modern frontend development (TSX). Ideal for bootstrapping complex, production-grade web services.

Guides building custom Odoo modules by scaffolding manifests, models, views, and security rules, reviewing existing code, and applying ORM best practices across Community and Enterprise editions.

Guides Odoo developers through search, browse, create, write, domain filters, relational and computed field patterns, and performance-safe bulk operations while responding to @odoo-orm-expert prompts for idiomatic code and optimizations.

Guides developers through authenticating and calling Odoo’s JSON-RPC and XML-RPC endpoints from Python, JavaScript, or curl, including CRUD examples, best practices, and debugging tips for middleware or automation scripts.

Python Security Auditor is a concise tool that inspects Python codebases for common vulnerabilities and configuration issues, helping developers prioritize fixes and maintain secure deployments.

Provides guidance and tooling tips for upgrading Ruby on Rails applications, helping developers prepare for new releases and manage dependency shifts safely.

This skill provides a robust and safe mechanism for updating SpecKit templates and configurations from GitHub. It is designed to automatically apply the latest changes while meticulously preserving any existing project customizations, ensuring a non-disruptive workflow. It features a conversational, two-step approval process, guiding the user through the update process, reporting conflicts, and handling fresh installations gracefully. Ideal for developers needing reliable, version-controlled updates to their SpecKit environment.

Provides a static code analysis capability that inspects source files without running them, helping developers catch issues early in the build pipeline.

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the core concepts of Three.js, the leading JavaScript library for WebGL 3D rendering. It covers setting up the entire 3D environment, including the Scene, Camera types (Perspective, Orthographic), and the WebGLRenderer. Users will learn to handle object hierarchies, apply transforms (position, rotation, scale), and manage complex rendering settings like lighting, shadows, and environment maps. Essential for any developer starting a WebGL project.

Master the creation and manipulation of 3D geometry within the Three.js framework. This guide covers built-in primitive shapes (Box, Sphere, Cylinder), advanced procedural geometries (Extrude, Tube, TorusKnot), and text visualization. Crucially, it details the use of BufferGeometry, allowing developers to store vertex, normal, UV, and color data in optimized typed arrays for high-performance rendering and custom mesh construction.

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of various material types in Three.js, including MeshBasic, MeshLambert, MeshPhong, MeshStandard, and advanced MeshPhysical materials. It covers techniques for achieving realistic PBR rendering, simulating materials like glass, car paint, and fabric, and utilizing custom shaders for maximum visual control. Essential for any developer styling meshes and creating immersive 3D experiences.

This guide details advanced post-processing techniques for Three.js, allowing developers to enhance 3D scenes with cinematic visual effects. It covers implementing Bloom (glow), Depth of Field (DOF), Anti-Aliasing (FXAA/SMAA), and Ambient Occlusion (SSAO) using EffectComposer, significantly boosting the visual fidelity and realism of web-based 3D applications.