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Generate complete, production-ready REST API implementations from existing OpenAPI specifications or database schemas. This skill scaffolds all necessary CRUD endpoints (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) across multiple frameworks (Express, FastAPI, Spring Boot, etc.), automatically incorporating features like pagination, filtering, validation, and robust authentication middleware. Ideal for rapidly bootstrapping complex backend services from defined data models.

Collection of Go idioms and best practices for building robust, maintainable services, covering simplicity, zero values, interface returns, error handling, and concurrency when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Go code.

This skill simulates a senior Go developer, specializing in writing high-performance, production-grade Go applications. It covers advanced topics like concurrent programming using goroutines and channels, designing robust microservices with gRPC/REST, and optimizing code using pprof and benchmarks. It enforces idiomatic Go patterns, context propagation, and strict testing practices (table-driven, fuzzing, race detection).

Documented Go testing workflow covering TDD, table-driven cases, subtests, helpers, mocking, and HTTP handler verification so teams can ensure robust unit and integration coverage for their Go services.

Guidance for building robust GraphQL services: schema design with Relay-style pagination, resolver patterns that leverage per-request DataLoader for N+1 prevention, subscription handling, and structured error payloads to simplify client integrations.

Comprehensive guide for deploying applications powered by the Groq inference API. Covers best practices and specific setup instructions for multiple production environments, including Vercel Edge Functions, Google Cloud Run, Docker containers, and other containerized platforms. Essential for setting up robust, low-latency, production-ready AI services.

A comprehensive guide for implementing standardized, robust error handling in modern APIs. It utilizes RFC 7807 Problem Details, centralized middleware, and typed error classes to convert diverse failure types (validation, auth, database, upstream service) into consistent, machine-readable responses with correct HTTP status codes. Essential for building production-grade, resilient backends.

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.

A comprehensive checklist and guide for deploying and maintaining Ideogram image generation services in a live production environment. It covers essential steps including API key management, request handling best practices, ensuring image persistence in durable storage, comprehensive error handling (401, 422, 429), and defining robust rollback procedures.

Provides comprehensive patterns for managing API rate limits and handling throttling when interacting with services like Ideogram. This guide demonstrates robust techniques including implementing exponential backoff with jitter, utilizing concurrency-limited queues (e.g., p-queue), and implementing token bucket algorithms. Use this skill to ensure stable, high-throughput, and reliable batch API calls.

This document provides production-grade patterns for integrating with the Ideogram API in TypeScript and Python. It addresses common challenges in API usage, including implementing singleton client management, robust exponential backoff retry logic for rate limiting, and strict response validation using libraries like Zod. Use this guide when building reliable, scalable applications that depend on external AI image generation services.

This skill guide provides comprehensive instructions for deploying Instantly.ai's API v2 webhook receivers and automation services to major cloud platforms. It covers setting up resilient, public HTTPS endpoints using Vercel serverless functions, Google Cloud Run containers, or Fly.io services. Use this when moving from local development to production or setting up robust webhook endpoints that handle real-time event processing.