Skill UI

This guide details how to scaffold complete, structured exercise directory setups, including mandatory sections for problems, reference solutions, and conceptual explainers. It outlines precise naming conventions, required files (like readme.md and main.ts), and a robust workflow that ensures the setup passes linting checks. It is ideal for creating new course modules, generating exercise stubs, or structuring large-scale educational curricula.

These extensions enable developers to customize the Shopify checkout experience using sandboxed, React-like components. They serve as the modern replacement for the deprecated checkout.liquid, allowing deep integration into the purchase flow. Use cases include adding custom data fields (metafields), rendering dynamic promotional banners, and reading real-time checkout state information.

This guide details how to implement robust and secure authentication for Shopify applications using the official @shopify/shopify-api SDK. It covers three main authentication methods: OAuth flow for public apps, session token exchange for embedded apps, and private access for custom apps. Use this skill when setting up, connecting, or debugging any application that requires deep integration and secure API access to Shopify's admin or storefront data.

This guide provides a comprehensive and reproducible local development workflow for Shopify applications. It details how to use the Shopify CLI for scaffolding and hot reloading, integrate ngrok for stable webhook tunneling, and set up Vitest for robust API testing, enabling developers to achieve rapid and reliable iteration cycles.

This guide details how to configure Shopify applications across isolated Development, Staging, and Production environments. It establishes separate app instances, API credentials, and stores for each environment, ensuring secure, structured deployments and preventing cross-environment data leakage. Essential for professional SaaS development workflows.

This guide details how to build modern, custom headless storefronts using Shopify's Storefront API and Cart API. It covers key functionalities like product querying, cart management (adding/updating lines), and initiating the checkout flow. Designed for developers building client-facing e-commerce experiences, it emphasizes the use of public access tokens for decoupled, highly customizable online stores.

This comprehensive guide demonstrates how to establish a robust Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipeline for Snowflake data warehousing. It integrates SchemaChange for managing version-controlled database migrations, GitHub Actions for automated testing and deployment triggering, and Terraform for provisioning and managing underlying Snowflake infrastructure (databases, warehouses, roles). Use this when setting up reliable, repeatable, and automated deployment workflows.

This guide establishes a fast, reproducible local development loop for Snowflake. It covers setting up isolated dev warehouses, implementing connection wrappers, and structuring unit and integration tests (including mocking) to ensure rapid iteration and reliable development against a simulated or real Snowflake environment.

This workflow details how to build a complete, browser-based Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Using WebContainers, it integrates key components like a file explorer, Monaco editor, integrated terminal, and live preview. This architecture is crucial for developing interactive coding playgrounds, educational web tools, or embedding robust development sandboxes into existing web applications.

Use the StackBlitz SDK to seamlessly embed live, interactive code playgrounds (WebContainers) directly into documentation, blog posts, or tutorials. This method allows users to view and experiment with code examples (e.g., React, TypeScript) without leaving the current page, making tutorials and documentation highly engaging and functional. Supports embedding from GitHub repositories or creating inline projects.

Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a development methodology that emphasizes writing failing tests first, followed by writing minimal code to pass them (Red -> Green), and finally refactoring the code (Refactor). This approach ensures that code is always verified against its intended public behavior, making the system robust, maintainable, and resilient to internal changes. It teaches developers to focus on 'what' the system does, rather than 'how' it does it.

This guide provides comprehensive instructions for integrating TechSmith's screen capture (Snagit) and video editing (Camtasia) tools using the COM API. It covers advanced scripting techniques in a Windows environment, primarily utilizing PowerShell and Python interop (`pywin32`). Use it to automate complex content creation workflows, such as batch rendering, programmatic screen region capture, and structured file handling for professional video assets.