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Automatically generate comprehensive, developer-friendly API documentation directly from your codebase. This skill captures details like endpoints, parameters, request/response schemas, authentication methods, and provides runnable code examples (cURL, Python, JS). It is perfect for documenting REST, GraphQL, and WebSocket APIs, and generating OpenAPI/Swagger specifications.

A comprehensive guide for developers on building secure and robust APIs across REST, GraphQL, and WebSocket protocols. It covers essential security patterns including robust authentication (JWT, OAuth 2.0), granular authorization (RBAC), input validation to prevent injection attacks (SQLi, XSS), rate limiting, and best practices for data encryption and secure headers. Essential for developers preparing for security audits.

This SDK enables Java developers to build real-time, scalable web applications using Azure Web PubSub. It leverages WebSocket-based messaging to implement critical features such as live chat applications, instant server-to-client push notifications, and real-time data synchronization. Key functionalities include targeted message delivery (to all, groups, or specific users), connection management, and secure client access token generation.

This comprehensive SDK provides a Python interface for Azure Web PubSub Service, enabling real-time, scalable messaging via WebSocket connections. It allows developers to implement robust Publish/Subscribe (Pub/Sub) patterns, supporting message broadcasting to all clients, targeted messages to specific users, and advanced group management. Ideal for building high-concurrency, real-time communication features.

A comprehensive SDK suite for implementing real-time messaging and pub/sub patterns using Azure Web PubSub with TypeScript. It utilizes WebSocket connections to facilitate robust communication, supporting features like group broadcasts, direct user messaging, and custom event handling. Ideal for building chat applications, live dashboards, and notification systems requiring high real-time performance.

A comprehensive guide to building robust, production-ready GraphQL APIs. This skill covers schema design (SDL/code-first), implementing efficient resolvers with DataLoader for batching, handling real-time subscriptions via WebSockets, and integrating field-level authorization and complexity limiting. Supports major runtimes like Node.js and Python.

Provides a comprehensive guide and implementation pattern for building scalable WebSocket servers. This skill covers real-time, bidirectional communication, handling connection lifecycle, implementing room/channel subscriptions, and ensuring horizontal scalability using Redis pub/sub. It is ideal for developing high-throughput, low-latency applications like chat platforms, live dashboards, and collaborative editing tools.

A comprehensive guide for diagnosing and fixing common Deepgram API errors. Covers HTTP error codes, WebSocket issues, optimal audio preparation using ffmpeg, and implementing robust retry patterns for reliable Speech-to-Text integration.

Provides reference architectures for building high-scale, reliable transcription systems using Deepgram. It covers four main patterns: synchronous REST for short files, async queues (BullMQ) for batch processing, WebSocket for real-time streaming, and a hybrid router for mixed workloads. Use this when designing production-grade audio processing pipelines.

Guides building async FastAPI services with Pydantic V2 models, JWT auth, SQLAlchemy async, WebSocket, and OpenAPI, ensuring production-grade standards for REST endpoints, schema validation, and docs.

A comprehensive expert resource for building high-performance, async-first APIs using FastAPI, SQLAlchemy 2.0, and Pydantic V2. Covers advanced topics like microservices architecture, WebSockets, advanced security (OAuth2, RBAC), robust testing strategies (pytest), performance optimization, and modern DevOps practices (Docker, Kubernetes). Ideal for mastering scalable, production-ready Python web services.

Guides plugin developers through integrating Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers into Claude Code, covering configuration files, server types (stdio, SSE, HTTP, WS), environment variables, and authentication so external services appear as structured tools.