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This guide teaches how to decompose large, complex requirements or specifications into a sequence of small, verifiable, and implementable tasks. It emphasizes techniques like vertical slicing and dependency mapping to ensure a structured, reliable, and testable development process, preventing scope creep and vague outputs.

Generates professional PowerPoint decks by planning slide structure, crafting AI images for each slide, and composing them into a consistent, visually rich presentation file.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide on utilizing the `provider` package for state management and dependency injection in Flutter. It covers different provider types (e.g., `ChangeNotifierProvider`, `FutureProvider`, `StreamProvider`), best practices for setup using `MultiProvider`, and efficient ways to consume state using `context.watch`, `context.select`, and `Consumer` widgets. It is essential for building scalable and maintainable Flutter applications.

Automates Google Classroom workflows by creating a new course, inviting students, and listing enrollments via gws commands; ideal for admins or teachers scripting fast class rollouts.

Automate building a Google Slides presentation by invoking gws commands to create a deck, capture its ID, and share editing access with your team.

Identifies the largest Google Drive files consuming storage quota so you can review and archive or relocate them, helping keep quotas in check.

Automates creating a post-mortem doc, scheduling a review meeting, and notifying the team via Google Chat so incident reviews are centralized and timely.

Shift an existing Google Calendar meeting to a new slot via gws commands and let all attendees know automatically, ideal for quick rescheduling workflows.

Identify past-due Google Tasks via gws commands so items needing attention are surfaced quickly. The recipe lists task lists, filters for active tasks, and reviews due dates to spotlight and prioritize overdue work.

Guides Flutter/Dart developers through Riverpod setup and best practices for defining providers, using refs, handling lifecycles, combining async data, performing side effects, observing changes, and testing so app state stays consistent and leak-free.

This comprehensive guide details security-first development practices, emphasizing threat modeling (STRIDE) and secure design principles. It provides mandatory controls for validating all external input, preventing common vulnerabilities like XSS and SQL injection, and properly managing authentication and sensitive data storage. Use it when building any feature that handles untrusted data or interacts with external systems.

Guides teams through a final launch-readiness checklist covering code quality, security, performance, documentation, feature flags, staged rollouts, and monitoring to ensure confident production deployments.