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This guide provides comprehensive instructions for setting up and authenticating Framer development environments. It covers two primary surfaces: the Plugin SDK (for UI running inside the editor) and the Server API (for headless CMS synchronization or CI/CD). Users will learn how to initialize projects, configure environment variables, and connect both client-side and server-side components.

Deprecated compatibility redirect for Aurora DSQL guidance. Points requests about DSQL schemas, migrations, queries, authentication, performance, or application development to the canonical dsql skill in awslabs/agent-plugins.

This skill redirects deprecated requests to the canonical Aurora DSQL skill for managing distributed SQL schemas, migrations, queries, authentication, and performance. It supports application development on AWS Aurora databases. Users should follow the installation instructions in awslabs/agent-plugins for the verified plugin.

This skill serves as a deprecated compatibility redirect for Aurora DSQL guidance. It is used when requests concern DSQL, Aurora DSQL, distributed SQL, schemas, migrations, queries, authentication, performance, or application development. Users should follow the canonical DSQL skill in awslabs/agent-plugins instead.

This guide provides a comprehensive setup for local development workflows for Figma plugins and external REST API integrations. It enables developers to build, test, and iterate rapidly using hot reloading, mocked API fixtures, and structured project templates. Essential for creating design-to-code pipelines and advanced Figma tooling.

A utility designed to collect comprehensive diagnostic evidence for Framer development issues. It automatically gathers runtime environment details, installed package versions, API connectivity status, and necessary configuration files. Use this when preparing detailed support tickets or troubleshooting persistent bugs related to Framer plugins or server-side APIs.

This comprehensive 'Hello World' guide serves as a foundational tutorial for Framer development. It demonstrates key skills across the ecosystem, including building functional plugins (UI interaction), creating customizable code components with property controls, implementing dynamic code overrides for sophisticated animations, and interacting with the Framer Server API for headless site data management. Ideal for developers starting a new Framer integration or mastering core API patterns.

This guide details how to set up a robust, local development loop for Framer plugins and components. It covers hot-reloading using Vite, writing unit tests with Vitest, and integrating with the Framer Server API. This workflow enables developers to achieve fast iteration cycles, ensuring seamless development from concept to production-ready prototype within the Framer environment.

Provides a comprehensive reference architecture for building production-ready Framer integrations. This guide covers optimal project layout, including plugins, server API backend, CMS synchronization patterns, and advanced code components. Use it when designing new, complex Framer applications or establishing enterprise-level development standards.

A comprehensive guide to production-ready, robust coding patterns for Framer development. This resource covers key areas including type-safe CMS interactions, plugin state management hooks, reusable component architectures, and server API wrappers. Use this when refactoring existing SDK usage or establishing scalable coding standards for complex Framer integrations.

Expert assistance for building, modifying, and debugging Minecraft server plugins for the Paper, Spigot, and Bukkit ecosystems. This includes implementing complex gameplay mechanics such as minigames, advanced combat systems, persistent player progression (perks, economy, quests), custom command handling, and robust state management. We handle configuration, listener registration, and adherence to best practices for Java-based server API usage.

This skill provides a structured workflow for developing and modifying content management systems (CMS), applicable to platforms like WordPress, Shopify, and Drupal. It covers crucial architectural seams, including theme and template design, plugin/module development, content modeling, media asset pipelines, and static export processes, ensuring changes maintain structural integrity.