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This skill enables developers to integrate X (Twitter) data extraction into applications and AI workflows. It supports SDKs, REST APIs, Apify Actors, and MCP tools for searching tweets, exporting followers, and automating account actions with secure webhooks.

This skill provides a comprehensive solution for embedding the powerful, Photoshop-compatible Photopea editor into any web application. Using photopea.js, developers can control the embedded instance via JavaScript, enabling advanced workflows such as opening remote files, loading local assets (fonts, brushes), executing custom scripts to manipulate layers and text, and exporting the final result in various formats (PNG, JPG, PSD, WebP). Ideal for building professional creative tools directly into your product.

This skill processes an exported JSON list of open pull requests (PRs) to generate a structured, blockers-first digest. It automatically identifies which PRs are blocked (due to failing checks, requested changes, or review status) and which are ready to merge. Ideal for daily standup meetings, triage sessions, and streamlining the code review backlog.

This skill processes raw weekly CRM export CSV files into a clean, structured regional sales summary. It automatically deduplicates records, calculates total revenue per specified region, and outputs the results as a structured JSON object, making it perfect for downstream automation steps, reporting, or dashboard population.

Converts markdown-authored decks into professional, single-file HTML presentations. Supports robust features like keyboard navigation, dedicated presenter view (including speaker notes and clock), URL deep linking, and print-to-PDF export. Ideal for creating shareable, interactive slide decks directly from markdown source files.

This skill uses WeasyPrint to reliably convert rich HTML content, complete with CSS styling, into professional PDF documents. It is ideal for generating static, styled exports such as reports, invoices, labels, and any HTML/Jinja-rendered page where the source content is already structured in HTML format. It supports advanced CSS Paged Media features like page sizes, margins, headers, and footers.

This meta-skill takes a single source text and automatically renders it into four professional, distinct deliverables: a detailed Word report (.docx), a presentation slide deck (.pptx), a structured Excel data file (.xlsx), and a clean PDF version (.pdf). It ensures consistency across all required formats and greatly enhances content deployment efficiency for different business audiences.

This meta-skill is designed to convert complex web research requests into polished, structured, and source-cited deliverables. Use it when you need a market briefing, technical report, or decision memo that requires deep web lookup and scholarly citation. It orchestrates the entire process, including preference inference, multi-source search, drafting, and optional DOCX export, ensuring the output is authoritative and actionable.

Provides a comprehensive CLI reference for Tabular Editor 2 (TE2). It enables automated model management, including deployment to XMLA endpoints, running embedded scripts, performing Best Practice Analysis (BPA), and handling model exports (TMDL). This skill is essential for integrating data model lifecycle management into CI/CD pipelines and automating repetitive tasks from the command line.

Hayabusa is a specialized threat-hunting and fast-forensics tool designed to analyze Windows EVTX event logs. It applies a comprehensive library of Sigma detection rules to raw log data, generating a single, prioritized, chronological timeline. The output includes severity levels, MITRE ATT&CK mappings, and detailed metrics, enabling analysts to perform rapid, SIEM-free incident triage and export results for collaborative analysis.

This guide details how to mature and operationalize a MISP instance, transforming it from a simple repository into an active threat detection engine. Users learn to enable and cache curated threat feeds, apply warninglists to minimize false positives, query indicators using PyMISP, and automate the export of matching attributes into industry-standard detection rules like Suricata, Sigma, and Wazuh.

This comprehensive guide serves as a detailed reference for psql, the feature-rich interactive terminal for PostgreSQL. It covers connection methods (CLI flags, environment variables, ~/.pgpass), executing SQL queries, inspecting database objects using commands like \d, and managing data operations such as importing and exporting.