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This tool indexes local files or directories into a persistent FTS5 knowledge base. This allows subsequent search operations to efficiently retrieve highly relevant, focused snippets from the project source without needing to re-read the raw files every time. It is crucial for managing and searching large, complex codebases or detailed project documentation.

This skill provides comprehensive operational capabilities for managing FrontendExtension resources in a Kubernetes cluster. It covers the entire lifecycle, including resource creation, package generation, artifact inspection, publishing, unpublishing, deletion, and deep debugging of package and publish controller behaviors. Use it for troubleshooting FE status, managing deployment pipelines, or interacting with the FE API.

This toolkit provides deterministic, programmatic capabilities for working with PDF documents. Users can extract structured data like text and tables, merge multiple PDFs, split documents by page ranges, fill out PDF form fields using JSON data, or generate entirely new PDFs from scratch using libraries like ReportLab. It is designed for explicit, byte-level operations, making it ideal for automation workflows that require precise document manipulation.

A powerful DI extension point for Website Builders, allowing developers to inject custom query parameters into all live preview URLs. This is essential for integrating complex features like signed tokens, tenant identifiers, or feature flags directly into the preview experience. It supports asynchronous operations, such as fetching remote authorization tokens, ensuring robust customization across the editor iframe and generated links.

This skill provides expert guidance on writing and executing C# scripts to manipulate Power BI semantic model metadata using Tabular Editor. It enables advanced automation for bulk operations, managing calculation groups, setting security roles (RLS/OLS), and automating complex model changes via the TOM API. Supports both TE2 and TE3 environments.

Details the PBIP (Power BI Project) format, which converts the opaque PBIX binary into a clear, structured, and editable set of text files. This guide covers project structure, cross-cutting operations (like renaming and forking), and the technical differences between Thick and Thin reports, enabling better Git integration and multi-author collaboration.

A comprehensive guide for managing the entire lifecycle of tabular data models (Semantic Models) in Power BI/Analysis Services. It provides best practices and a tool cascade (CLI, TOM, TMDL) for designing, building, optimizing, refreshing, and auditing models. Use this skill when performing advanced model operations, optimizing performance, or ensuring data quality.

The te CLI is a cross-platform, self-contained binary providing expert guidance for managing, validating, and deploying semantic models (BIM/TMDL). It enables users to perform complex data operations—such as scaffolding, inspecting, editing DAX, running BPA, querying, and refreshing models—entirely from the terminal, making it essential for CI/CD pipelines and automated data workflows.

This skill provides comprehensive best practices for designing modern and robust React user interfaces. It covers critical patterns for managing asynchronous data, including optimal loading state indicators (skeletons vs. spinners), structured error handling hierarchies, and designing contextual empty states. Essential for improving user experience during data fetching and operations.

This comprehensive guide serves as a detailed reference for psql, the feature-rich interactive terminal for PostgreSQL. It covers connection methods (CLI flags, environment variables, ~/.pgpass), executing SQL queries, inspecting database objects using commands like \d, and managing data operations such as importing and exporting.