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A comprehensive guide covering fundamental principles for creating 2D games. It details best practices for sprite organization (atlases, animation), tilemap design, physics implementation (collision shapes, fixed timestep), camera systems (follow, look-ahead), and genre-specific patterns like platformers and top-down games. Essential for game developers building robust 2D experiences.

A comprehensive guide covering core principles for building high-performance 3D game systems. Topics include the rendering pipeline, shader types, physics collision detection, camera control, and advanced optimization techniques like Frustum Culling and LOD. Ideal for developers needing to build visually rich and technically robust 3D environments.

Provides WCAG 2.1 based accessibility audit guidance for web interfaces, covering perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust principles along with code snippets for alt text, contrast, keyboard, focus, and media alternatives.

A comprehensive framework for rigorously testing and benchmarking LLM agents. It moves beyond simple pass/fail checks to assess complex behaviors, reliability metrics, and capability consistency across multiple runs. Ideal for production monitoring and identifying subtle failure modes in advanced AI agents.

This skill provides comprehensive management for multiple local Command Line Interface (CLI) agents. It allows users to start, stop, monitor, and assign tasks to these agents, running them in separate tmux sessions for parallel execution. It is ideal for complex, scheduled workflows requiring multi-agent coordination, task monitoring, and log tailing, making it invaluable for advanced automation setups.

A powerful tool designed to monitor blockchain mempools, analyzing pending transactions, gas price fluctuations, detecting DEX swaps, and identifying potential MEV opportunities. It is essential for advanced crypto traders, MEV researchers, and protocol developers who need to optimize transaction timing and gas costs across multiple EVM chains (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, etc.).

A powerful tool designed to monitor blockchain mempools, analyzing pending transactions, gas price fluctuations, detecting DEX swaps, and identifying potential MEV opportunities. It is essential for advanced crypto traders, MEV researchers, and protocol developers who need to optimize transaction timing and gas costs across multiple EVM chains (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, etc.).

A comprehensive skill for analyzing Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). It fetches collection metadata from APIs (like OpenSea), parses trait attributes, and calculates advanced rarity scores using multiple algorithms (e.g., rarity_score, information entropy). Use this tool to rank tokens by uniqueness, compare specific NFTs, or analyze the distribution of traits within an entire collection, outputting results in JSON or CSV format. Ideal for crypto research and market due diligence.

Master REST and GraphQL API design principles to build intuitive, scalable, and maintainable APIs. This skill guides users through establishing robust design standards, reviewing specifications, and optimizing APIs for various use cases, ensuring longevity and developer delight.

A comprehensive guide to modern API design principles and architectural decision-making. Learn how to select the right pattern (REST, GraphQL, tRPC), implement robust versioning strategies, handle pagination, define standardized response formats, and incorporate essential security measures like authentication and rate limiting. Essential for building scalable and reliable backend services.

This tool collects comprehensive diagnostic evidence for troubleshooting issues with the Apollo.io API. It generates a structured JSON bundle containing environment details (Node.js version, platform), connectivity test results, rate limit status, key type verification, and detailed reports on multiple core API endpoints. Essential for preparing detailed support tickets.

A comprehensive guide for deploying Apollo.io integrations to production environments. This skill covers robust deployment strategies across multiple cloud platforms, including Vercel, GCP Cloud Run, and Kubernetes. It emphasizes best practices such as implementing health check endpoints, managing secrets using dedicated secret managers, and structuring CI/CD pipelines for reliable, scalable, and secure production rollouts.