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This guide provides advanced techniques for optimizing API integration performance with MaintainX. It covers essential concepts such as connection pooling, implementing multi-level caching (L1/L2 using Redis), batch data loading via DataLoaders, efficient cursor-based pagination, and request deduplication. Use this skill when optimizing slow API responses or improving overall system data throughput.

A comprehensive client library pattern for interacting with rate-limited APIs. This solution implements exponential backoff, robust retry logic (handling 429/5xx errors), concurrent request queuing, and cursor-based pagination. It ensures high throughput and reliable data fetching without exceeding API limits.

A comprehensive guide to implementing robust, multi-layered API response caching using distributed stores like Redis and Memcached, alongside CDN integration. Learn advanced strategies such as tag-based cache invalidation, read-through/write-through patterns, TTL management, and serving stale-while-revalidate content to drastically boost application performance and scalability.

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.

A comprehensive guide and expertise source for developing robust, high-performance Minecraft server plugins using Bukkit, Spigot, and Paper APIs. Covers advanced topics including event handling, NMS internals, performance profiling, architecture design (SOLID), and ecosystem integration (Redis, Docker). Ideal for complex, production-grade plugin development.

This guide provides a production-ready, layered architecture pattern for integrating Mistral AI into TypeScript/Node.js projects. It implements best practices including singleton client management, Zod-validated configuration, custom error handling, caching mechanisms, and robust service layer design (e.g., RAG pipelines). Use this when setting up new Mistral AI applications or needing standardized, reliable project structure.

Monitors PostgreSQL and MySQL health with real-time metrics, predictive alerts, and automated remediation, letting you preempt bottlenecks and respond to production issues quickly.

This skill provides comprehensive principles for developing multiplayer games, covering essential topics from networking architecture (Dedicated, P2P, Host-based) to advanced synchronization techniques. It details how to handle latency via prediction, interpolation, and lag compensation, optimize bandwidth using delta compression, and implement robust security measures like server authority and anti-cheat systems. Ideal for developers building real-time online experiences.

Master the art of building complex, production-grade user interfaces for Obsidian plugins. This guide covers implementing custom sidebar views (ItemView), interactive modal dialogs (for forms and confirmations), context menus, status bar widgets, and advanced editor commands. Learn how to interact with the Obsidian Vault API for file manipulation, significantly enhancing your plugin's functionality and user experience.

Implements advanced Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) for collaborative Obsidian workspaces. This system allows administrators to define granular permissions (read, write, delete, manage) for different user roles (Admin, Editor, Viewer) across specific folders or paths within a shared vault. It is achieved via a custom plugin that intercepts file operations, ensuring data integrity and proper collaboration control in enterprise team environments. Ideal for managing large, secure knowledge bases.

A comprehensive, hands-on guide to building a minimal working Obsidian plugin. This skill demonstrates the five core building blocks of any Obsidian plugin, including defining typed settings, creating various command types (palette, editor, callback), implementing modals, and utilizing status bar updates. Perfect for developers new to the Obsidian API or those needing a structured way to learn core plugin patterns.

This guide provides the best-practice reference architecture for developing complex Obsidian plugins. It details a highly modular project structure, enforcing separation of concerns by implementing dedicated layers for commands, views, and services (e.g., vault operations). Use this when designing a new plugin, reviewing existing project structure, or establishing standardized development practices for maintainable and scalable Obsidian extensions.