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This guide provides advanced techniques for optimizing performance within Palantir Foundry. It covers efficient pagination, implementing client-side caching, using batch object retrieval (solving the N+1 problem), and tuning Spark transforms with memory configuration and incremental updates. Use this when experiencing slow API responses or inefficient data pipeline builds in Foundry.

A comprehensive checklist for deploying Foundry-integrated applications to a production environment. It guides users through critical go-live procedures, covering pre-deployment credential management, rigorous code quality checks, setting up robust monitoring and alerting systems, and executing safe rollout and rollback strategies. Essential for ensuring system stability during major releases.

This skill provides a robust solution for managing API rate limits, particularly crucial when integrating with enterprise platforms like Palantir Foundry. It implements advanced techniques including exponential backoff, jittered retries for handling 429/5xx errors, and a token bucket rate limiter for controlled batch throughput. Use this to ensure reliable data ingestion and bulk API operations.

This guide provides production-ready patterns for integrating with the Palantir Foundry Platform SDK. It covers essential best practices like implementing thread-safe singletons, structured error handling, automatic pagination for large data sets, and robust retry mechanisms with exponential backoff. Ideal for refactoring existing Foundry integrations or establishing team coding standards.

This guide outlines comprehensive security best practices for integrating with Palantir Foundry. It covers secure credential storage (using secrets managers like AWS Secrets Manager or Vault), implementing the Principle of Least Privilege via OAuth2 scopes, and establishing robust credential rotation procedures. Use this when securing production environments, setting up new data pipelines, or auditing existing API access controls.

A comprehensive, step-by-step guide for safely upgrading the Palantir Foundry SDK. This skill covers version dependency checks, reviewing breaking changes via API changelogs, running integrated unit and integration tests, and implementing robust rollback procedures, ensuring smooth platform migration.

A practical offensive methodology for Android and iOS app testing. It covers static analysis, Frida/Objection instrumentation, SSL pinning bypass, exported component abuse, insecure storage review, and mobile API reconnaissance for pentest and bug bounty work.

A comprehensive playbook for expert-level Android application security testing. It covers advanced exploitation techniques, including SSL pinning bypass (using Frida/Objection), detecting component exposure (activities, providers, services), and exploiting WebView vulnerabilities (RCE, XSS). Essential for authorized mobile penetration testing assessments.

This expert playbook details advanced techniques for bypassing SSL pinning mechanisms (Certificate, Public Key, SPKI) on mobile applications running on Android and iOS. It provides practical methods using tools like Frida and Objection, covering various frameworks (Flutter, React Native, Xamarin) and multiple pinning types to enable the interception and analysis of encrypted HTTPS traffic.

This tool provides an end-to-end workflow for managing massive codebase migrations, framework upgrades, and structural refactors across hundreds of files. It uses a specialized CLI to orchestrate issue tracking, create reviewable PR batches, and verify CI status, ensuring complex changes are implemented safely and incrementally.

A comprehensive guide covering production-grade Android and cross-platform app development. It details best practices for selecting technology stacks (Kotlin, Flutter, React Native, KMM) and implementing modern architectures like Clean Architecture and MVI/MVVM across various platforms.

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.