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Provides WCAG 2.1 based accessibility audit guidance for web interfaces, covering perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust principles along with code snippets for alt text, contrast, keyboard, focus, and media alternatives.

This expert conducts comprehensive audits to ensure digital products comply with WCAG standards. It specializes in identifying accessibility barriers, testing user experiences for users with disabilities, and providing step-by-step remediation guidance. Use it for auditing web or mobile platforms, establishing compliance, and improving overall inclusivity.

This skill outlines a systematic workflow for addressing review comments and issue feedback on GitHub Pull Requests (PRs) using the GitHub CLI (`gh`). It guides users through inspecting comments, planning fixes, applying code changes, and finally responding to the threads as resolved, ensuring a streamlined code review process.

Specializes in the expert deployment and orchestration of production-grade multi-agent systems using Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK). This skill manages the complex lifecycle, including AgentCard discovery, A2A protocol communication, state management via Memory Bank, and secure execution within the Code Execution Sandbox. Ideal for setting up robust, enterprise-level AI workflows on the Vertex AI Agent Engine, especially during CI/CD pipelines.

Provision production-grade Vertex AI ADK Agent Engine infrastructure with Terraform, covering Agent Engine runtime, code execution sandbox, Memory Bank, VPC Service Controls, and secure IAM setup for multi-agent deployments.

AFL++ is an advanced fork of AFL that runs multi-core campaigns, supports diverse mutations, and targets large C/C++ codebases with stable tooling via Docker or host builds.

A sophisticated hybrid memory system designed specifically for AI agents. It provides a persistent, searchable knowledge bank to store, retrieve, and manage long-term knowledge, including architectural designs, operational patterns, and critical decision points. By syncing with project documentation, it ensures that crucial institutional knowledge remains accessible throughout the development lifecycle, enhancing agent reliability and consistency.

This comprehensive guide details the architecture of memory for intelligent agents. It covers the distinction between short-term context, long-term vector storage, and advanced cognitive models (CoALA framework: semantic, episodic, procedural). Learn how to implement robust memory retrieval mechanisms, select appropriate vector databases (Pinecone, Qdrant, etc.), and utilize embedding models to build truly context-aware, persistent AI applications.

An advanced AI-driven framework for holistic performance engineering of multi-agent systems. It provides coordinated profiling, workload distribution, and cost-aware orchestration across various domains (database, application, frontend). Use this tool to identify bottlenecks, improve throughput, enhance reliability, and manage resource constraints in complex agent workflows.

This skill defines the coordination protocol for multi-agent execution during development sprints. It governs how project architects must spawn specialized agents (e.g., backend, frontend, QA), manage dependencies via shared contracts, and collect comprehensive, structured reports. It ensures systematic, parallel, and controlled project iteration development.

Utilizes the Azure AI Projects SDK's ImageBasedHostedAgentDefinition to build robust, container-based AI agents deployed in Azure AI Foundry. This workflow is essential for creating production-grade agents that require custom logic, precise resource allocation (CPU/Memory), and integration of advanced tools like code interpreters.

Aggregates performance metrics from applications, systems, databases, caches, queues, and external services into a central platform, helping teams define a consistent taxonomy, choose aggregation tools, and create dashboards and alerts for faster monitoring and troubleshooting.