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A comprehensive technical guide covering the entire lifecycle of Python packaging. It teaches developers how to structure, build, test, and distribute robust Python libraries using modern standards like pyproject.toml, generating wheels, and publishing artifacts reliably to PyPI or private package indexes. Ideal for creating reusable, professional-grade Python code.

This comprehensive guide provides robust strategies for testing Python code using industry best practices. It covers essential techniques like pytest, fixtures, mocking, parameterization, and implementing Test-Driven Development (TDD). Use this skill when writing unit tests, setting up complex test suites, performing integration testing, or establishing continuous testing infrastructure in CI/CD pipelines.

Automated quickstart guide generator that kicks in whenever you mention the trigger phrase, offering step-by-step technical documentation guidance, code samples, and validation to ensure API docs, user guides, and architecture notes stay production-ready.

This skill guides developers through modernizing React applications. It covers migrating from class components to functional components using hooks, upgrading React versions, adopting concurrent features (like Suspense), and applying automated refactoring techniques using codemods. It is essential for maintaining high-performance, modern React codebases and integrating TypeScript.

This skill functions as an expert technical writer, generating comprehensive and structured README.md documentation for software projects. It meticulously analyzes the codebase, identifying project structure, tech stack, prerequisites, dependencies, and deployment pipelines, ensuring users receive a complete guide for local setup and production deployment.

Guidelines for responding to code review feedback with technical rigor: read every comment, restate requirements, verify against the codebase, ask clarifying questions, push back when technically needed, and implement fixes one at a time with testing.

Provides red team workflows combining subdomain enumeration, live host discovery, technology fingerprinting, XSS hunting, API fuzzing, and automated recon scripting to support bug bounty hunters and security researchers.

This skill specializes in creating exhaustive, searchable, and highly structured technical references. It generates comprehensive API documentation, detailed parameter listings, configuration guides, and schema definitions, ensuring the output serves as the definitive source of truth for any technical system.

This guide provides comprehensive best practices for creating high-quality videos using Remotion within a React environment. It covers advanced techniques for dynamic content generation, including integrating 3D models (Three.js), managing diverse assets like audio, video, and fonts, implementing complex animations, data visualization, and generating precise captions. Use this skill when developing professional, robust video generation workflows in React.

Provides systematic methods for diagnosing complex, intermittent errors in the Replit environment. This guide covers advanced topics like container lifecycle issues, Nix build failures, memory leaks, and deployment crash loops using sophisticated shell scripting and runtime monitoring techniques. Use when standard troubleshooting steps fail to identify the root cause.

This comprehensive guide serves as a quick reference for diagnosing and fixing the most common technical errors encountered in the Replit development environment. It covers critical infrastructure issues such as container lifecycle failures, port binding conflicts, Nix build failures, database limitations, and deployment timeouts, ensuring users can effectively troubleshoot and maintain continuous development workflows.

This guide provides a comprehensive reference architecture for building robust, production-grade applications on Replit. It covers best-practice project layouts, system-level configurations (like replit.nix), data layer strategies (PostgreSQL, KV, Object Storage), and secure deployment techniques. Use it when starting a new Replit project, optimizing existing codebases, or establishing enterprise-level architectural standards.