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Guides developers through Apify Actor creation, CLI authentication, template selection, and secure deployment, covering prerequisites such as setting APIFY_TOKEN, installing the CLI, scaffolding, dependency installation, schema configuration, testing, and pushing actors.

Apify Actorization is a process that transforms existing, standalone software or scripts (like CLI tools) into standardized, reusable serverless applications called Actors. Actors are packaged as Docker images, accepting structured JSON inputs and producing structured JSON outputs. This skill guides developers on migrating projects to the Apify platform, ensuring compatibility, and enabling scalable, event-driven data processing pipelines.

This tool is designed for defining and scaffolding production-grade, multi-agent workflows. It allows developers to move beyond single prompts by structuring complex tasks into explicit steps. Core capabilities include selecting workflow patterns (e.g., sequential, parallel, orchestrator), defining handoff contracts, implementing error recovery strategies, and enforcing context and cost discipline across long-running AI processes.

Guides developers through receiving and responding to code review feedback: read carefully, restate requirements, verify against the codebase, evaluate correctness, push back with technical reasoning if needed, and implement one verified fix at a time.

Creates detailed implementation plans for multi-step tasks by outlining file responsibilities, concrete coding/testing steps, and commit guidance so developers can execute with no prior context.

Guidance for building infrastructure through the AWS Cloud Development Kit, helping developers define cloud resources in code and automate deployment workflows for CI/CD-friendly stacks.

Comprehensive Expo Router UI guide covering navigation, components, styling, animations, tabs, storage, media, and build decisions so developers can deliver native-feeling apps quickly.

Executes end-to-end content creation for B2B SaaS, developer tools, and technical audiences, moving from topic to publish-ready piece via guided research, drafting, and optimization modes.

Guides developers to author, edit, and validate `.eas/workflows/*.yml` files for Expo projects, ensuring CI/CD pipelines, triggers, and jobs align with the latest schema and automation needs.

Guides developers through packaging recurring debugging patterns into standalone skills, covering discovery, naming, file layout, and quality gates for portable reuse.

Guides developers through Makepad-specific animation patterns, giving runnable Rust snippets for hover, pressed, focus, disabled and multi-state animator timelines while explaining transitions and easing.

Guides developers through kicking off a Makepad project with the makepad-widgets crate, covering live_design!, app_main!, cargo setup, widgets, events, and foundational app wiring so you can build GPU-driven Rust UIs and troubleshoot entry-point questions.