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This guide teaches comprehensive security hardening for API integrations. Learn best practices for credential management (using environment variables/secret managers), implementing git hooks to prevent secret leaks, robust input validation (using Zod), structured audit logging, and mandatory key rotation procedures, ensuring system compliance and operational security.

Manages branching strategies, conventional commits, PR checklists, and daily Git commands so you stay disciplined when creating features, resolving conflicts, and collaborating through pull requests.

This skill provides comprehensive guides and code templates for implementing major NFT standards, including ERC-721 and ERC-1155. It covers best practices for metadata (on-chain and IPFS), managing token supply, implementing complex features like royalties, and building various types of digital collectibles and gaming assets on the blockchain.

A comprehensive guide for setting up Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) workflows for Obsidian plugins using GitHub Actions. This setup automates critical tasks like build validation on every push, manifest consistency checks, version number bumping, and structured GitHub releases, ensuring robust and reliable plugin deployment lifecycles.

A comprehensive guide for the full lifecycle release and distribution of Obsidian plugins. This skill covers all necessary steps, including building release assets, managing version bumps, creating GitHub releases, and submitting the required Pull Requests to the official Obsidian community plugin directory. Essential for developers launching or updating plugins.

Operates as an end-to-end GitHub repository steward, triaging issues, reviewing PRs, analyzing contributor activity, and generating maintenance guidance so the human can simply ask “what’s next” while the agent keeps UX, docs, and backlog healthy.

This skill coordinates the complex parallel execution of end-to-end, integration, and unit tests across multiple frameworks (e.g., Jest, Playwright, pytest) and CI/CD environments. It manages test splitting, worker allocation, tiered execution strategies, and aggregates results into unified reports. Ideal for optimizing the testing lifecycle and ensuring robust quality assurance in large-scale, multi-component applications. Key functions include intelligent retry logic for flaky tests and building CI pipelines (e.g., GitHub Actions matrix).

This skill automates the entire software development process overnight. By leveraging mandatory Git hooks, it strictly enforces Test-Driven Development (TDD). Use this when complex features need building, large codebases need refactoring, or bugs need fixing autonomously, guaranteeing that every commit passes rigorous testing cycles and meets high production-ready standards.

This guide details how to configure robust CI/CD pipelines for Perplexity Sonar API integrations using GitHub Actions. It emphasizes best practices for automated testing, including separating costly live integration tests from lightweight mocked unit tests, ensuring code quality while managing API costs and rate limits.

Set up comprehensive CI/CD pipelines for PostHog integrations using GitHub Actions. This guide covers mocked unit tests (no API key needed), robust integration tests against a development PostHog project, and automated deployment annotations to mark releases in your PostHog timeline. Ideal for developers ensuring data quality and traceability across all environments.

This guide outlines best practices for securing PostHog API keys. It differentiates between low-risk Project keys and high-privilege Personal keys, detailing methods for implementing least-privilege access, scoped key creation, secure rotation procedures, and leak prevention using environment variables, pre-commit hooks, and server-side isolation.

Deploy applications to Render by analyzing repositories, generating render.yaml blueprints, and creating services via MCP tools; works for Git-backed projects and guides users through Render-specific flows, credentials, and Docker image options.