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API Reference Creator automatically guides technical writers through producing consistent, production-ready API docs, user guides, and architecture notes, covering patterns, validations, and best practices within documentation automation workflows.

This skill automates the generation of comprehensive changelogs and release notes directly from commit history, Pull Requests (PRs), and release tags. It ensures that documentation adheres to industry-standard formats, such as Keep a Changelog, streamlining release workflows and standardizing version management practices.

This skill automatically collects raw activity data (merged PRs, issues, commits, and optional Slack updates) from repositories. It formats this data using predefined templates, runs quality checks, and prepares a structured changelog draft. It can automatically commit the draft to a new branch and open a Pull Request (PR) for review, making it ideal for generating weekly or monthly release notes.

Automates the creation of deprecation notices for technical documentation, guiding users through patterns, best practices, and validation steps when writing API docs, user guides, or architecture notes.

This comprehensive workflow manages the entire lifecycle of notes within Evernote. It provides structured methods for creating new notes (supporting plain text, checklists, and ENML formatting), retrieving existing content, updating notes, and organizing both notes and notebooks/stacks. Essential for building full-featured note-taking applications and content management systems.

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 and toolkit for managing complex, large-scale data migration to and from Evernote. It covers essential processes including exporting notes in ENEX, Markdown, and JSON formats, importing structured data via ENML, and implementing robust migration runners with progress tracking and failure checkpointing. Ideal for developers handling massive data archives or cross-platform system integrations.

This guide details the implementation of real-time synchronization for Evernote notes. It utilizes Evernote webhooks to detect changes (creation, updates, deletions) and pairs this with the Sync API to reliably fetch the actual data chunks. The process covers setting up webhook endpoints, managing sync state (USN), ensuring idempotency, and establishing a robust polling fallback mechanism for continuous data synchronization.

This comprehensive guide covers the entire data lifecycle management for Granola meeting notes. Users learn how to export data using local cache scripts or Enterprise APIs, set customized data retention policies, and handle data subject access requests (SARs). It is essential for maintaining GDPR/CCPA compliance and ensuring data portability.

This utility provides programmatic access to Granola meeting data, enabling developers to build automated post-meeting workflows. Users can read meeting notes from the local cache, integrate with MCP servers for AI context, automatically extract action items and assignees, and sync outcomes directly into coding tasks, project documentation, or issue trackers like GitHub. Ideal for automating the development lifecycle from meeting insights.

This skill guides the complex process of upgrading Guidewire InsuranceSuite versions and migrating between cloud environments. It covers critical development lifecycle steps, including reviewing breaking changes in release notes, executing upgrade tools, merging configuration changes, rigorously testing Gosu customizations, and validating API compatibility across various environments to ensure a seamless transition.

This skill provides comprehensive capabilities for working with PowerPoint files (.pptx). It supports end-to-end workflows, including creating new presentations from scratch based on design principles, sophisticated content editing, and deep structural analysis. Users can extract plain text, access raw underlying XML (for notes, comments, and layouts), and apply expert design knowledge—such as selecting appropriate color palettes and establishing visual hierarchy—to ensure professional and effective presentations.