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BusyBox is a single, portable binary that implements a vast collection of common Unix utilities (such as ls, grep, sed, etc.). This skill allows users to run standard Unix command-line tools directly within a Windows environment, solving compatibility issues for developers and system administrators who rely on cross-platform scripting. It provides necessary Unix functionality without requiring a full Linux subsystem.

Manages CodeRabbit's enterprise access control, seat assignment, and organization-wide policies. This is crucial for large organizations needing centralized control over who receives AI code reviews, defining global coding standards via YAML, and implementing granular Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) across multiple repositories and teams. Use when scaling AI code quality checks across multiple departments.

This skill automatically fetches the latest official documentation for programming libraries and frameworks (such as React, Next.js, or Prisma) via the Context7 API. It is essential for developers who require accurate, up-to-date technical reference material to ensure their code adheres to the most current best practices.

This guide provides a comprehensive setup for a fast and reproducible local development workflow tailored for Exa API integrations. It covers establishing optimal project structure, implementing detailed unit tests using mock responses, and setting up robust integration tests. Ideal for developers who need to rapidly build, test, and iterate on applications relying on Exa's search and content fetching capabilities.

This skill automates the complete software development workflow: staging all changes, creating a structured conventional commit message, and pushing the results to the remote repository. It is ideal for developers who have completed a feature or batch of changes and need to reliably share their work while adhering to standard Git best practices.

Automates Ip2whois tasks via Composio’s Rube MCP integration, guiding users through tool discovery, connection checks, multi-tool execution, and schema-compliant workflow steps for reliable toolkit operations.

A comprehensive guide covering 33+ essential JavaScript concepts, from fundamental types and type coercion to advanced topics like closures, event loop mechanics, hoisting, and asynchronous programming (Promises). Ideal for developers who need to deepen their understanding of JavaScript's internal workings, debug complex behavior, or teach robust JS fundamentals.

OpenRouter provides a unified API gateway to access leading AI models (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, etc.) from a single endpoint. This skill is essential for developers who need to compare model performance (latency, tokens) across different providers, build resilient cross-provider fallback workflows, or manage complex AI pipelines without writing provider-specific code. It supports feature normalization and BYOK (Bring Your Own Key) for high-volume production use.

This comprehensive tool validates web applications against WCAG 2.1/2.2 accessibility standards. It combines automated scanning using industry-leading tools (like axe-core, Lighthouse) with crucial manual checks for keyboard navigation, ARIA implementation, and color contrast. It is essential for QA teams and developers who must ensure high usability and accessibility for all users, including those relying on screen readers.

This skill answers technical questions about a codebase by grounding all responses strictly within the provided source files. It is ideal for users who need to understand how a specific function works, locate definitions, or gain an overview of a component's implementation. All answers include inline citations to ensure accuracy and traceability.

Scans cryptographic implementations to flag operations whose timing decisions leak secrets, offering language-specific guides, architecture/optimization options, and output modes so teams can enforce constant-time practices across reviews and CI.

This skill fetches unread GitHub Pull Requests (PRs) that require review from a specified team or were opened by a team member. It is ideal for users who need to check their team's review queue, find PRs needing attention, or automate the process of reviewing open code submissions without manually browsing GitHub notifications. Requires GitHub CLI authentication.