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This guide details how to use sophisticated coding agents (such as Codex, Claude Code, or Pi) through a structured bash workflow. It provides methods for complex development tasks, including building new features, refactoring large codebases, and reviewing pull requests (PRs). Key best practices covered include managing pseudo-terminals (PTY), defining focused working directories (`workdir`), and executing tasks in the background for robust, multi-step automation.

This comprehensive runbook provides structured procedures for handling Cohere API outages. It guides users through incident triage (P1-P4), quick troubleshooting steps, and detailed mitigation strategies for common error codes (401, 429, 5xx). Includes best practices for graceful degradation and post-incident review, ensuring rapid service restoration.

This powerful orchestrator automates the entire GitHub issue lifecycle. It fetches issues based on criteria (labels, milestones, assignees), spawns specialized sub-agents to implement necessary code fixes, and automatically opens Pull Requests (PRs). Furthermore, it monitors open PRs, addresses review comments, and manages the remediation process, streamlining the development workflow from issue tracking to merge.

A rigorous coding discipline tool derived from Andrej Karpathy’s principles. It helps developers, especially when working with LLMs, enforce four critical rules: surfacing assumptions, prioritizing simplicity, making surgical changes, and defining verifiable goals. It acts as a comprehensive pre-commit hook and review agent to prevent over-engineering, hidden assumptions, and unnecessary code bloat.

This skill performs a rigorous, adversarial review of implemented code. It verifies that the task implementation is complete, structurally sound, respects defined boundaries, and aligns perfectly with approved requirements and design specifications. Use it after an implementer finishes work, or before final acceptance, to ensure code quality and architectural integrity.

A comprehensive go/no-go checklist for deploying OneNote integrations using the Microsoft Graph API. It covers critical production failure points, including advanced authentication resilience (token caching, silent renewal), rate limit handling (exponential backoff, tenant-level tracking), and explicit error code management for robust deployment. Essential for launch reviews.

This bundle provides comprehensive patterns and guides for debugging and integrating with the Podium REST API. It supports core business functions including messaging, reviews, and payments. Use this skill when implementing OAuth2 authentication and handling common API errors (e.g., 401, 429) in your application code.

This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for setting up OAuth2 authentication when integrating with the Podium API. It covers prerequisites, registering the OAuth application, implementing the authorization code flow, and exchanging codes for access/refresh tokens. Use this when your application needs to interact programmatically with Podium's core features such as messaging, fetching reviews, or processing payments.

This advanced skill automates the entire lifecycle of cloud infrastructure deployment. Instead of manual documentation review, it researches current best practices across multi-cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, Azure), synthesizes a coherent deployment strategy, and generates production-grade Infrastructure as Code (IaC). It outputs comprehensive artifacts, including Terraform modules, Kubernetes manifests, CI/CD pipelines, monitoring setups, and cost estimates, ensuring secure and optimized deployment.

This guide identifies the most common and costly anti-patterns encountered when developing or integrating with Salesforce. It covers critical topics such as SOQL N+1 queries, proper API limit management, preventing SOQL injection, and optimizing data retrieval. Use this resource when reviewing existing Salesforce code, onboarding new developers, or auditing integrations to ensure best performance and scalability.

This guide identifies and provides solutions for common anti-patterns and mistakes when working with Snowflake. It covers best practices in SQL writing, warehouse resource management, data loading strategies (e.g., using MERGE), and access control setup. It is essential for auditing existing deployments, onboarding new users, or performing code reviews to ensure cost efficiency and data integrity.

This guide outlines a sophisticated development workflow using dedicated subagents for each independent task within a plan. It mandates a two-stage review process—first for specification compliance, then for code quality—ensuring highly reliable, high-quality, and rapidly iterative development cycles while maintaining strict context isolation.