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This tool provides comprehensive querying and analysis of structured federation audit logs. It is essential for security and compliance teams, allowing filtering by specific regulatory frameworks (HIPAA, SOC2, GDPR), date ranges, and event severity. Users can summarize key findings including total events, PII detections, threat blocks, and trust changes to ensure adherence to strict industry and governmental standards.

Flox is a declarative, Nix-based environment manager designed to create perfectly reproducible development environments. It handles system-level dependencies (like compilers, databases, and native libraries) and ensures that complex toolchains across multiple languages (Python, Node.js, Go, etc.) function identically across macOS and Linux. Ideal for solving 'works on my machine' issues and onboarding new team members instantly.

This comprehensive guide helps elevate a UI from merely functional to polished, purposeful, and aesthetically coherent with its domain. It dictates pre-coding design choices, such as defining the audience, tone (e.g., minimal, industrial), and purpose. It provides rigorous guidelines on establishing visual hierarchy, typography, color palettes, and interactions, ensuring the final product feels intentional and professional, rather than generic or templated.

This expert skill guides the creation of commercial-grade, highly optimized, and professional Windows installers for Python applications. It leverages Nuitka for extreme compilation (LTO, slimming, 32/64-bit selection) and Inno Setup for robust packaging. The goal is to deliver the smallest size, fastest startup time, and a residue-free user experience, strictly avoiding basic single-file builds. Ideal for professional software deployment.

This advanced workflow is designed to generate comprehensive, fact-checked research reports on any complex topic. It systematically performs fan-out web searches across multiple defined angles, fetches multiple sources, and employs a rigorous adversarial verification system (3-vote) to validate claims. The final output is a highly cited, synthesized report, ideal for academic or critical business research.

A comprehensive framework for creating and executing intelligent, goal-oriented action plans (GOAP). This system analyzes preconditions, optimizes costs, and provides adaptive replanning capabilities. It is designed for complex objectives that require multiple, dependent steps, ensuring robust task completion even when unexpected state changes occur.

This comprehensive guide covers idiomatic Go patterns, essential best practices, and advanced techniques for building robust, efficient, and maintainable Go applications. Topics include error wrapping, custom error types, context management for timeouts, concurrency patterns (Worker Pools, errgroup), and ensuring graceful shutdown.

A comprehensive guide to writing reliable and maintainable tests in Go. This skill covers the TDD methodology (Red-Green-Refactor cycle), advanced patterns like table-driven tests, subtests, benchmarks, and fuzzing. Learn how to ensure high code quality and test coverage in idiomatic Go projects.

This skill guides the operation, consolidation, and maintenance of complex working systems within Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Slides). It emphasizes treating files as integrated systems—such as trackers or planning hubs—requiring careful inspection, precise edits, and structural cleanup rather than simple content rewriting. Use it for consolidating scattered data, cleaning shared spreadsheets, or ensuring the correct canonical version of a document is utilized.

This tool executes the advanced `metaharness/darwin` security benchmark (ADR-155). It rigorously evaluates the security detection capabilities of AI systems against a controlled ground-truth corpus, providing critical metrics like TPR, FPR, and patch-pass rates. It compares the champion model against multiple baselines, offering empirical data crucial for iterative security improvement and drift detection.

Compute weighted similarity between two harness fingerprints using cosine, categorical agreement, and topology Jaccard. Use it to rank templates, detect drift, decide reuse vs scaffold, and generate confidence scores for recommender workflows.

This skill generates an enterprise-grade threat model report using the `harness threat-model` command. It categorizes threats across the MCP surface, providing a detailed report including the overall worst severity (clean, low, medium, high) and specific findings. Ideal for pre-launch security reviews and periodic audits when sharing findings with an InfoSec team.