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WizTelemetry Platform Service is the core backend service for KubeSphere's WizTelemetry Observability Platform. It unifies common APIs and provides centralized platform services for collecting, managing, and analyzing multiple types of observability data, including Logging, Auditing, Event Streaming, Tracing, and Notifications. Use this service when setting up or configuring the foundational monitoring layer for a comprehensive, global observability solution within a Kubernetes environment.

FlowIO reads and writes Flow Cytometry Standard (FCS) files, exposing metadata, channels, and NumPy event arrays while allowing CSV/DataFrame conversion, making it ideal for cytometry pipelines and backend preprocessing services.

Qiskit is the world's leading open-source framework for building, optimizing, and executing quantum circuits. It provides comprehensive capabilities for quantum error mitigation, running algorithms on diverse hardware backends (including IBM Quantum and simulators), and supporting applications in chemistry and machine learning. Essential for researchers entering the quantum computing field.

This skill provides intelligent, multi-backend research lookup, automatically routing queries to the optimal source. It utilizes fast web search for general queries, the Parallel Chat API for deep synthesis, and Perplexity for academic paper searches. Use it to gather up-to-date scientific findings, verify facts, analyze market trends, or retrieve technical documentation.

This comprehensive tutorial guides developers through setting up and utilizing Algolia for advanced search functionality. It covers fundamental operations such as indexing records using `saveObjects`, performing targeted searches, and configuring index settings (like custom ranking and faceting). The guide also demonstrates advanced use cases, including multi-index federation and browsing all records, making it ideal for developers building or optimizing a search backend.

This guide details Algolia's security best practices, focusing on scoped API keys. It covers essential concepts like separating API keys for frontend vs. backend use, applying the principle of least privilege, and generating secured, time-limited, per-user keys. It also provides a complete procedure for key rotation to maintain a robust production security posture.

This guide provides a deep dive into migrating applications from OpenAI's GPT models to Anthropic's Claude API. It covers crucial API differences, including endpoint changes, response structure updates, handling the system prompt, tool use restructuring, and necessary SDK code swaps (e.g., TypeScript examples). Essential resource for developers transitioning AI backends.

A collection of production-ready patterns for integrating frontend applications with backend APIs. It solves complex asynchronous issues such as race conditions, stale data, and duplicate requests. Patterns include centralized API layering, request cancellation (AbortController), exponential backoff retries, debouncing, and request deduplication, ensuring highly resilient and reliable user experiences.

This comprehensive guide details the implementation of secure, event-driven webhooks for Adobe I/O Events. It covers the complete lifecycle, including programmatic webhook registration, handling the challenge-response handshake, implementing robust RSA-SHA256 signature verification, and routing incoming events from services like Creative Cloud and Experience Platform. Essential for building mission-critical, integrated backend systems within the Adobe ecosystem.

This integration facilitates the secure deployment of Alchemy-powered decentralized applications (dApps) across major cloud platforms like Vercel and Google Cloud Run. It is designed to ensure that sensitive Alchemy API keys are treated as server-side secrets, preventing client-side exposure. Use this when setting up backend services, RPC proxies, or deploying production-grade Web3 applications requiring secure access to blockchain data.

This guide provides a comprehensive workflow for deploying Algolia-powered search applications to various cloud platforms, including Vercel, Fly.io, and Google Cloud Run. It covers best practices for API key separation (Admin vs. Search-Only), setting up environment variables, and implementing both backend API routes and advanced frontend components using React InstantSearch or vanilla JavaScript.

This skill guides the deployment of the Anima design-to-code service as a backend API endpoint. It is essential for building microservices that convert Figma designs into functional code, suitable for internal design tools or production APIs. Supports deployment via Vercel and Google Cloud Run.