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This skill provides a structured framework for capturing, organizing, and maintaining persistent facts about the user. By segmenting facts into topic-specific files (e.g., coding preferences, tech stack, goals), it creates a reliable, objective knowledge base. This structure is crucial for AI agents and applications to achieve highly personalized interactions and provide accurate context.

This skill provides enterprise-grade Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) patterns specifically for Veeva Vault deployments in regulated environments. It guides developers on implementing advanced features while maintaining strict compliance standards. Key considerations include validating API changes against compliance requirements, utilizing VQL for efficient data retrieval, and managing security profiles for robust access control.

This guide provides fundamental security and technical guidance for integrating with Veeva Vault. It covers REST API authentication (OAuth 2.0, session-based), executing VQL queries, and utilizing the VAPIL Java SDK. It is an essential resource for developers working with Veeva Vault for clinical operations, document management, and CRM systems.

This guide details how to configure the VS Code Port Monitor extension. It allows developers to monitor the port status (in use or free) for development servers (like Vite, Next.js) and databases in real time directly on the status bar. Use this skill to set up multi-service or full-stack development environments, prevent port conflicts, and troubleshoot running services.

Seamlessly deploy Webflow-powered applications and APIs to leading cloud platforms like Vercel, Fly.io, and Google Cloud Run. This integration manages secure secret management, configures robust webhooks for event handling (e.g., form submissions, new orders), and includes comprehensive health checks, ensuring reliable, scalable, and continuous deployment for Webflow-based services.

Provides an enterprise-grade framework for managing Webflow access control using OAuth 2.0 and scope-based Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). This system enforces the principle of least privilege by mapping specific user roles (e.g., Viewer, Editor, Admin) to granular Webflow scopes. Key features include per-site token isolation and robust permission checking middleware, significantly enhancing security for complex SaaS integrations.

This comprehensive guide details the process for upgrading the `webflow-api` SDK, specifically migrating from Webflow Data API v1 to v2. It covers critical breaking changes, including authentication method updates, endpoint structure changes (e.g., v1 to v2 base URL), and method call changes (e.g., PUT to PATCH). It provides detailed maps and code examples to ensure developers can maintain robust and up-to-date Webflow integrations.

This guide outlines robust architectural patterns for building complex administrative extensions within a React environment. It enforces strict separation of concerns by dividing logic into two main layers: Headless Features (business logic, using UseCase/Repository/Gateway) and Presentation Features (UI components, Presenters, and hooks). Following these patterns ensures highly maintainable, testable, and scalable codebases, promoting clean architecture principles for web applications.

This module provides a comprehensive set of abstractions, components, and hooks for building sophisticated rich text editors (based on Lexical). It includes essential UI components like Dividers and DropDowns, alongside powerful hooks for managing real-time selection state, applying typography actions, and handling complex content rendering. It is designed for developers building advanced administrative panels or Content Management Systems (CMS).

This module provides core abstractions for implementing event-driven architecture within APIs. It includes `DomainEvent`, the fundamental base class for all domain events, and `EventPublisher`, which facilitates the structured publishing of these events to registered handlers. It is crucial for building highly decoupled, scalable, and maintainable backend services.

This skill provides a robust, schema-based system for handling API authorization and access control. It enables developers to define detailed permission schemas (the domain layer) and create injectable, type-safe permissions abstractions (the feature layer). Use this system when implementing complex access control logic, checking granular read/write/delete permissions, or enforcing resource ownership scoping (`own` records) across API use cases.

This comprehensive guide provides structured troubleshooting and error handling advice for developers integrating with the Workhuman Social Recognition and Rewards APIs. It covers critical API concepts, including OAuth 2.0 authentication, managing point-based nominations, and synchronizing data with major HRIS systems like Workday and SAP SuccessFactors. Use this resource when building complex HR workflows or integrating Workhuman into platforms like Slack or Teams.