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A rigorous, multi-phase auditing skill designed for blockchain protocols. It verifies whether the implemented smart contract code strictly adheres to the detailed specifications provided in whitepapers, design documents, or technical specifications. It performs exhaustive, line-by-line semantic analysis to identify gaps, inconsistencies, and deviations across logic, invariants, and security guarantees, making it essential for formal compliance checking in decentralized systems.

This skill provides a robust and safe mechanism for updating SpecKit templates and configurations from GitHub. It is designed to automatically apply the latest changes while meticulously preserving any existing project customizations, ensuring a non-disruptive workflow. It features a conversational, two-step approval process, guiding the user through the update process, reporting conflicts, and handling fresh installations gracefully. Ideal for developers needing reliable, version-controlled updates to their SpecKit environment.

This skill guides users in systematically organizing and documenting a year's worth of past projects into the specific SRED format. It processes scattered evidence—including GitHub PRs, Notion documents, and Linear tickets—to evaluate project suitability, generate comprehensive descriptions, and create structured, standardized reports within Notion. Ideal for formal academic submissions or professional portfolio creation.

This skill aggregates a user's entire year's work—including GitHub PRs, Notion documents, and Linear tickets—into a single, structured Notion document. It automatically groups these artifacts by project, providing a comprehensive and organized summary ideal for professional reviews or annual performance documentation (e.g., SRED preparation).

This tool systematically audits a project's dependencies to identify potential supply chain security risks. It evaluates critical factors such as maintenance status, contributor count, popularity, and the presence of high-risk features. It is ideal for pre-security audits, assessing the overall attack surface, and mitigating risks before deployment.

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the core concepts of Three.js, the leading JavaScript library for WebGL 3D rendering. It covers setting up the entire 3D environment, including the Scene, Camera types (Perspective, Orthographic), and the WebGLRenderer. Users will learn to handle object hierarchies, apply transforms (position, rotation, scale), and manage complex rendering settings like lighting, shadows, and environment maps. Essential for any developer starting a WebGL project.

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of various material types in Three.js, including MeshBasic, MeshLambert, MeshPhong, MeshStandard, and advanced MeshPhysical materials. It covers techniques for achieving realistic PBR rendering, simulating materials like glass, car paint, and fabric, and utilizing custom shaders for maximum visual control. Essential for any developer styling meshes and creating immersive 3D experiences.

A comprehensive guide to implementing custom visual effects in Three.js using shaders. Learn how to work with GLSL, utilize ShaderMaterial, manage uniforms (scalars, vectors, matrices, textures), and manipulate vertex and fragment data. Covers advanced patterns like texture sampling, vertex displacement, and custom lighting effects.

A comprehensive guide covering texture management in Three.js. Learn how to load various texture types (regular, data, video, KTX2), configure critical properties like UV mapping, color space, wrapping modes, filtering, and mipmapping. Includes advanced workflows for generating and utilizing cubemaps and HDR environment maps.

Analyze travel health risks for destinations, recommend vaccines and travel medicine, and generate multilingual emergency medical cards using WHO/CDC-style guidance. Useful for pre-trip planning, risk assessment, and post-travel monitoring.

Varlock is a secure-by-default CLI tool designed to manage and validate sensitive environment variables and secrets during coding sessions, CI/CD, and development workflows. It ensures that credentials, API keys, and passwords are never exposed in logs, terminal output, error messages, or the assistant's context, providing a critical layer of security for modern development practices.

A specialized tool for auditing source code (C/C++/Rust) to ensure sensitive data (keys, passwords, PII) is properly zeroized. It analyzes memory handling at the assembly and IR level to detect if compiler optimizations, such as dead-store elimination, have accidentally removed or weakened the secure cleanup process. Essential for maintaining security in critical codebases.