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This comprehensive toolkit automates critical Webflow operations, including managing CMS collections (create, update, delete), site publishing, page inspection, and asset uploads. By connecting via Rube MCP, it allows developers to programmatically interact with Webflow's backend, making it ideal for implementing automated content workflows, CI/CD pipelines, and large-scale content management systems.

This service provides a centralized, common API server backend for the entire KubeSphere WizTelemetry Observability Platform. It unifies backend functionalities for core observability components including Logging, Auditing, Events, Tracing, and Notifications, enabling global monitoring and streamlined platform management within Kubernetes environments. Use it when installing or configuring the core telemetry platform.

Cirq is an open-source framework from Google Quantum AI used for designing, simulating, optimizing, and running quantum circuits. It supports NISQ circuit development, noise modeling, and compilation for various quantum hardware backends, including Google Quantum AI, IonQ, and AQT. It is essential for quantum algorithm research and hardware characterization.

This skill proactively detects and reports comprehensive system resources, including CPU cores, GPU types (NVIDIA, AMD, Apple Silicon), available memory, and disk space. It generates a detailed JSON report with strategic, context-aware recommendations for optimizing scientific computing workflows, such as recommending parallel processing libraries (Dask, joblib), out-of-core methods (Zarr), or appropriate GPU acceleration backends (Metal, ROCm). Use this before any large-scale data analysis, model training, or computationally intensive simulation to make informed architectural decisions.

A versatile, hardware-agnostic quantum computing framework designed for training quantum circuits and building hybrid quantum-classical models. It provides automatic differentiation, supporting advanced applications in Quantum Machine Learning, Quantum Chemistry (VQE), and variational algorithms, while ensuring portability across major quantum hardware backends (IBM, Google, etc.).

Qiskit is a leading open-source framework for quantum computing. It enables users to build, optimize, and execute complex quantum circuits and algorithms. The platform supports running on various hardware backends, including IBM Quantum, IonQ, and local simulators. Ideal for advanced research in quantum chemistry simulations, variational quantum algorithms (VQE/QAOA), and quantum machine learning.

This skill provides comprehensive, real-time research lookup by intelligently routing queries to the optimal backend. It utilizes fast web search for general market data, advanced APIs for deep synthesis research, and dedicated services for academic papers and DOI searches. Use it for literature verification, background context gathering, and technical documentation retrieval.

Zarr is a robust Python library designed for storing massive N-dimensional arrays. It supports efficient chunking, compression, and parallel I/O, making it ideal for large-scale scientific computing pipelines. Seamlessly integrates with NumPy, Dask, and Xarray, and supports cloud storage backends like S3 and GCS via fsspec, ensuring high performance in cloud-native environments.

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.