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This specialized guide is essential for developers migrating projects from Godot 3.x to Godot 4. It systematically covers major technical updates, including GDScript 2.0 syntax changes, mandatory `@export` annotations, adopting the modern `create_tween()` system, and updating signal connections and coroutine handling from `yield` to `await`. Use this resource to ensure a smooth and efficient engine upgrade.

This skill provides comprehensive guidance for diagnosing and resolving common Guidewire Cloud API errors. It covers typical HTTP status codes (400, 401, 403, 404, 409, 422) and common Gosu exceptions like ClassNotFoundException, NPE, and ValidationException. Use this resource when integrating with Guidewire systems or troubleshooting failed API calls.

This skill provides foundational examples for interacting with Guidewire's core cloud APIs, including PolicyCenter, ClaimCenter, and BillingCenter. It demonstrates how to execute initial RESTful API calls, query resources (like accounts and claims), and understand common API response structures, pagination, and error handling patterns. Ideal for connectivity testing, learning Guidewire's REST structure, and prototyping basic insurance integrations.

Provides a comprehensive guide and Python implementation for creating container-based hosted agents in Azure AI Projects. It utilizes ImageBasedHostedAgentDefinition to define the agent's container image, required resources (CPU/memory), supported tools, and communication protocols. Essential for deploying robust, production-ready AI agents within the Azure ecosystem.

This comprehensive guide serves as a quick reference for diagnosing and resolving common Ideogram API errors and exceptions. It covers critical issues such as authentication failures (401), rate limiting (429), safety check failures (422), and incorrect parameter formats (400). Use this resource when debugging failed image generation requests or integrating Ideogram functionality into an application.

This solution implements robust Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and multi-tenancy for third-party AI services. By utilizing an application proxy layer, it allows organizations to manage multiple teams, assign separate API keys, enforce granular content policies (e.g., filtering prohibited terms), and track daily budgets. This ensures secure, governed, and scalable resource usage in enterprise environments.

This comprehensive guide addresses common technical and business logic errors encountered when integrating with the Juicebox API. It covers HTTP status codes (e.g., 401, 403, 429), including authentication failures, quota exhaustion, rate limiting, data validation issues, and analysis timeouts. The resource provides detailed causes, specific fixes, and best practices for building reliable and robust integrations into recruiting and research workflows.

A comprehensive guide and expert resource for mastering Julia 1.10+ development. Covers advanced topics including multiple dispatch, performance optimization, type stability, and modern tooling. Ideal for building production-ready applications in scientific computing, machine learning, data science, and web development.

This skill provides step-by-step guidance for creating production-ready Kubernetes manifests. It covers essential resources including Deployments, Services, ConfigMaps, Secrets, and PersistentVolumeClaims. Use this skill when defining complete, robust containerized application architectures, managing network connectivity, stateful workloads, and ensuring adherence to Kubernetes best practices like resource limits and security contexts.

This guide provides a comprehensive reference for diagnosing and resolving common errors encountered when interacting with the Kling AI API. It covers various HTTP status codes (e.g., 400, 401, 429), task-level failures (e.g., content policy violations, low image quality), proper JWT token management, and implementing rate limit handling with exponential backoff. Use this resource when troubleshooting failed video generation or API integration issues.

This utility provides robust cost control mechanisms for integrating AI generation APIs. It implements daily budget enforcement, per-request cost estimation, and usage alerting. Developers can use it to prevent unexpected overspending and effectively manage credits and resources when building AI-powered applications.

Consolidates Kubernetes deployment best practices across manifests, Helm charts, autoscaling, and troubleshooting to keep API workloads resilient, efficient, and observable. Ideal for SREs or platform teams standardizing resource limits, probes, topology spread, and diagnostics.