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A comprehensive operational guide for managing Salesforce integration failures and outages. This runbook provides step-by-step procedures for initial triage, diagnosing common API errors (e.g., rate limiting, authentication failures), implementing mitigation strategies, and conducting detailed post-incident reviews (postmortems). It covers best practices for ensuring system reliability during critical system outages.

A comprehensive guide for rapid incident response when Shopify integrations fail or behave unexpectedly. It instructs users to triage issues by checking the status page, diagnosing API connectivity, and handling common errors like rate limits (429) or expired tokens (401). Includes decision trees, immediate mitigation steps, and communication templates.

This comprehensive guide details essential security practices for deploying WebContainers. It covers implementing Content Security Policy (CSP) headers, ensuring robust sandbox isolation, and performing rigorous input validation to mitigate common web vulnerabilities. Use this when developing applications with WebContainers or the StackBlitz SDK.

This comprehensive runbook provides structured, step-by-step procedures for diagnosing and mitigating Webflow Data API integration failures. It guides teams through quick triage checks (status page, connectivity, rate limits) and offers specific remediation steps for common error types like Authentication (401/403), Rate Limiting (429), and Server Errors (500/502/503). Designed for rapid incident response, ensuring graceful degradation and postmortem documentation.

This guide provides advanced strategies for optimizing Webflow Data API v2 performance. Learn how to mitigate rate limits and reduce latency by utilizing CDN-cached live item reads, implementing application-level or Redis caching, and leveraging bulk endpoints for efficient data writes. Essential for high-traffic, data-intensive Webflow projects that require robust scaling.

This module provides essential abstractions for building web administration dashboards. It includes critical hooks like `useNavigateFolder` for structured routing and `useRecords` for standardized data fetching and state management. It simplifies complex frontend logic, ensuring consistency and reusability across large-scale admin applications.

This module provides essential, standardized abstractions and hooks for managing navigation within a web administration panel. It includes components like LinkComponent and RouteLinkComponent, along with hooks such as useRouter and useRoute, allowing developers to easily structure routes, handle redirection, and manage client-side navigation state efficiently.

Expert assistance for building, modifying, and debugging Minecraft server plugins for the Paper, Spigot, and Bukkit ecosystems. This includes implementing complex gameplay mechanics such as minigames, advanced combat systems, persistent player progression (perks, economy, quests), custom command handling, and robust state management. We handle configuration, listener registration, and adherence to best practices for Java-based server API usage.

Generates a complete, self-contained HTML dashboard for analytics, admin, or control panel views. It structures the layout with a fixed sidebar, top navigation, KPI cards, and detailed charts (using inline SVG). Ideal when the brief requires visualizing key metrics, performance over time, or operational statistics.

This skill creates a comprehensive, three-column documentation page in pure HTML. It is ideal when the brief requires a professional "guide," "tutorial," or "API reference." It includes structured elements like a sticky left navigation sidebar, a main article body, and a dynamic right Table of Contents, ensuring technical content is highly readable and navigable.

Create a single-file HTML presentation deck in an editorial magazine and e-ink style, with swipe navigation, WebGL fluid backgrounds, serif headlines, sans-serif body text, and modular layouts for talks, launches, and shareable presentations.

Cavecrew provides a set of specialized subagents (investigator, builder, reviewer) designed for efficient code development delegation. Unlike vanilla agents, Cavecrew compresses output results, drastically reducing the token usage injected back into the main context. This allows users to maintain context over much longer, complex coding sessions, effectively preventing context exhaustion during large-scale refactoring, debugging, or multi-step feature development.