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Automates guidance for sorting parameter handlers in API development, covering REST, GraphQL, OpenAPI, authentication, and design patterns, with step-by-step best practices and production-ready validation.

This guide helps developers diagnose and fix common issues encountered when integrating the Speak API. It covers critical errors such as authentication failures, incorrect audio formats, rate limiting (429), and session expiration. The resource includes comprehensive HTTP error code reference tables, diagnostic commands (cURL, ffprobe), and resilient code patterns for implementing robust, production-ready error recovery mechanisms.

A comprehensive diagnostic bundle designed for developers integrating with the Speak API. It systematically collects critical information, including authentication status, audio format validation (checking codecs, sample rates, and file size using ffprobe), and network connectivity tests for both Speak and OpenAI endpoints. Use this tool when troubleshooting complex language learning integration issues or verifying API setup.

A comprehensive checklist designed for developers to ensure a language learning integration (Speak) is robust and ready for production deployment. It covers critical technical areas including API authentication, audio processing pipelines, rate limiting strategies, monitoring and alerting setup, and adherence to global data compliance standards (e.g., GDPR, FERPA). Use this when implementing or troubleshooting production-grade features.

Guides Spring Boot 3.x engineers through configuration scaffolds, REST controllers, Spring Security 6 authentication flows, Spring Data JPA repositories, and reactive WebFlux endpoints, making it easier to build microservices and Java REST APIs.

Checklist covering Spring Security best practices for authentication, authorization, validation, CSRF, secrets, headers, rate limiting, dependency scans, and logging in Java Spring Boot services.

Auto-activating security assistant that steps through SQL injection detector tasks, enforces best practices on authentication, input validation, and secure coding, and produces validated code/configuration for Security Fundamentals scenarios.

A comprehensive guide to securely implementing Supabase across diverse modern application stacks. This skill covers critical patterns for Next.js Server Components (SSR), Single Page Applications (SPA), React Native mobile apps, Edge Functions (Serverless), and complex multi-tenant deployments using RLS or schema isolation. It guides developers on correctly managing client types (anon vs. service_role) and handling authentication flows in various environments.

This module provides the essential three pillars for building robust full-stack applications on Supabase. It implements comprehensive user authentication (including OAuth, email/password, and session management), secure file storage (uploading, downloading, and managing signed URLs), and real-time data subscriptions (listening to Postgres changes, presence, and broadcasts). It is crucial for developing modern, live-updating, and highly secure web services.

A comprehensive diagnostic guide for resolving common errors across the entire Supabase stack, including PostgREST, PostgreSQL, Authentication, and Storage. Use this tool when encountering specific error codes (e.g., PGRST301, 42501) or debugging complex API failures like RLS violations or session expiry. It provides step-by-step instructions for identifying the error layer and applying the correct fix.

This tool collects a comprehensive, redacted diagnostic bundle from a Supabase project. It systematically tests connectivity, authentication (Auth), Realtime capabilities, Storage buckets, and Row-Level Security (RLS) policies. The resulting archive is designed for sharing with support teams to accelerate troubleshooting of complex issues like connection failures or misconfigurations.

This comprehensive guide provides step-by-step instructions for setting up a complete connection to a Supabase backend. It covers installing the necessary SDKs (for TypeScript and Python) and the CLI, securely configuring environment variables (URL, anon key, service role key), and initializing the client singleton for both client-side and server-side applications. Essential for new project development and authentication integration.