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Provides comprehensive, programmatic control over tmux sessions. Users can list, capture output from, send specific keystrokes, and programmatically navigate panes/windows in remote, long-running interactive CLI sessions. Essential for monitoring AI code generation tools (like Claude/Codex) or managing complex multi-terminal workflows via scripting.

This skill converts a single static image (PNG/JPG) into a short, animated MP4 video using the Ken-Burns zoom effect. It is specifically designed as a robust fallback mechanism for automated video workflows. If an upstream AI video generation step fails—often due to content moderation flags (e.g., facial recognition or audio safety issues)—this animator ensures a valid placeholder clip is generated. This allows downstream merging steps to complete the deliverable without interruption, maintaining the narrative flow.

This skill allows users to query the current state of various AWS resources (including EC2, S3, Lambda, RDS, VPC, etc.) using natural language. It translates user intent into strictly read-only AWS CLI commands (e.g., `describe-*`, `list-*`). Crucially, this tool can only view data and is contractually incapable of performing any write, modify, delete, or mutation actions, ensuring maximum safety.

A comprehensive minimal terminal coding harness designed for building, extending, and integrating advanced AI capabilities directly into CLI environments. It supports deep integration via SDK (Node/TypeScript), RPC, and JSON event streams. Developers can create custom skills, providers, TUI components, and utilize advanced features like web search, video understanding, and agent orchestration.

This skill provides a comprehensive, step-by-step workflow for generating complete Power BI reports from scratch using the pbir CLI. It covers everything from initial model discovery and defining design briefs to visual placement, formatting, filtering, validation, and final publishing in Fabric or Power BI Desktop. It ensures best practices are followed to create robust, professional, and interactive dashboards.

This skill provides expert guidance on using the Fabric Command Line Interface (`fab`) to programmatically interact with Power BI and Fabric workspaces. It covers critical operations including resource listing, querying data using DAX, SQL, and DuckDB, managing permissions, setting properties, and handling deployments. Ideal for advanced automation, CI/CD pipelines, and data engineering tasks within the Microsoft Fabric ecosystem.

A comprehensive CLI tool for programmatically exploring, building, formatting, and managing Power BI reports. It supports the entire report lifecycle, including connecting to semantic models, running validations, creating mockups, and publishing reports to Fabric workspaces for reliable and structured report development.

A powerful, cross-platform Command Line Interface (CLI) tool for managing and automating semantic models across various platforms (Power BI, Azure AS, Fabric). It allows users to scaffold, inspect, edit, validate, deploy, refresh, query, and migrate complex data models entirely from the terminal. Essential for integrating data model operations into CI/CD pipelines and performing programmatic data interaction.

A comprehensive guide for searching documentation across multiple BI sources (TE docs, DAX.guide, SQLBI, Power BI/Fabric) using the pbi-search CLI. It also details the structure and use of critical configuration files, such as .tmuo, Preferences.json, and UiPreferences.json, essential for advanced data modeling and deployment.

Provides expert guidance for authoring and editing Tabular Model Definition Language (TMDL) files directly within PBIP projects. This skill is useful for making quick text-level fixes (like descriptions, format strings, or adding measures) when specialized tools (like Tabular Editor CLI or Power BI Desktop) are unavailable, especially for Git workflow or manual adjustments.

A comprehensive tool for managing the entire Android development lifecycle from the terminal. It allows users to create new projects, manage SDK packages, interact with emulators and physical devices, run detailed tests, inspect UI layouts, and search official Android documentation via CLI commands. Essential for professional Android developers.

This skill provides a demonstration of interacting with external APIs and services using various command-line tools (CLI). It showcases core automation patterns, including fetching API documentation details and listing messages using specific application CLIs, making it ideal for testing and learning API integration flows.