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A comprehensive methodology guiding technical professionals through the design process before coding. It helps structure complex features by producing detailed design documents, including system overviews, data models, API specifications, multiple trade-off analyses, and implementation plans, ensuring robustness and clarity from the start.

PDFtk Server is a powerful command-line tool designed for comprehensive manipulation and processing of PDF documents. It allows users to programmatically merge, split, rotate, secure (encrypt/decrypt), fill forms, apply watermarks, extract metadata, repair corrupted files, and much more. Ideal for automation scripts, batch processing, and any scenario requiring robust, scripted PDF handling from the terminal.

A comprehensive guide to creating production-grade Product Requirements Documents (PRDs). This skill helps bridge the gap between vague business concepts and concrete technical specifications for modern software systems and AI features. It enforces a structured workflow, ensuring all necessary components—from user stories and success KPIs to technical architecture and risk analysis—are defined.

A comprehensive tool that analyzes existing codebases to generate detailed, definitive architectural blueprints. It automatically detects technology stacks, identifies architectural patterns (e.g., Microservices, Clean Architecture), and documents implementation details, including dependency flow, cross-cutting concerns (security, logging), and data models. This ensures architectural consistency, aids in onboarding new team members, and guides future development efforts.

This toolkit provides comprehensive automation capabilities for Box cloud storage. It allows users to manage the entire document lifecycle, including file uploading and downloading, deep content searching using metadata filters, creating and modifying folders, and managing collaboration permissions. Ideal for integrating Box into automated business workflows, ensuring documents are always accessible and organized.

Converts text-based documentation into structured Markdown by following explicit instructions, documented options, or reference files, supporting header levels, patterns, platforms, and cleanup steps for polished technical documents.

Template for creating time-boxed technical spike documents that capture research questions, deliverables, success criteria, and decision rationale before committing to implementation.

Analyzes diverse codebases to auto-detect technology stacks, microservices/monorepo traits, and frontend presence, then documents consistent folder conventions, visualization options, and template guidance to keep large projects organized.

Generates structured handoff documents capturing current status, next steps, decisions, blockers, and context so team members or agents can smoothly pick up planned or emergency transfers.

Converts markdown documents to HTML via marked.js-style workflows, pandoc/gomarkdown knowledge, and templating systems like Jekyll or Hugo for both single-file and batch pipelines, enabling static site previews, documentation, and CLI/Node toolchains.

A comprehensive tool that analyzes complex codebases to generate detailed, structured architectural blueprints. It automatically detects and documents the entire technology stack, including primary languages (.NET, Java, Python, etc.), dependencies, versions, licensing, and implementation patterns. The output provides actionable documentation covering coding conventions, usage examples (API, data access), and visual architecture maps, ensuring consistency across guided software development projects.

This skill provides comprehensive, programmatic automation capabilities for the Telegram platform via Rube MCP. Users can manage virtually every aspect of Telegram interaction, including sending various media types (text, photos, documents), retrieving detailed chat information, listing members, editing and deleting messages, and setting custom bot commands. It is essential for building sophisticated, automated bot workflows and integrations.