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A secure bridge enabling pre-approved script execution on local macOS, Linux, or WSL2 machines via a local file queue. Requires explicit user request, verified installation, and strict permission controls to operate safely outside the sandbox environment.

Systematically commission DALI and DALI-2 (IEC 62386) lighting buses: discover devices, resolve address collisions, assign short addresses (0-63), program groups and scenes, configure DT8 color control, and schedule emergency battery tests. Use for bringing up, expanding, or troubleshooting DALI installations.

Configure approved delegation lanes across installed implementer CLIs, with optional model and effort choices. Discovers available CLIs, proposes a lane map, and writes global or project config only after explicit user approval.

This skill automates the creation of isolated, pre-configured development containers (devcontainers). It scans the project structure to detect supported languages (Python, Node.js, Rust, Go) and intelligently generates the necessary configuration files, VS Code extensions, and setup scripts. It ensures all required tools are installed in a sandboxed environment, making it ideal for starting new multi-language projects or needing consistent, reproducible development workspaces.

This skill allows developers to query the health metrics of published EAS Updates directly from the command line. It provides data on crash rates, install counts, unique users, payload sizes, and the split between embedded and OTA users per channel. Useful for post-publish rollout monitoring and regression detection.

Step-by-step guidance for setting up complete development environments, including installing tools, configuring dependencies, environment variables, and verifying installations. Useful for new projects, onboarding, or troubleshooting environment issues.

Coordinate a bounded code review from multiple perspectives including correctness, authorization, and performance. This skill describes a review procedure for defined diffs or subsystems. It involves reading diffs, choosing relevant perspectives, recording findings with exact locations, reproducing issues, and resolving disagreements through code or tests. It is a read-only review process that does not install orchestration engines or prove compliance.

This skill enables developers to build Expo development clients using EAS Build for testing native code changes on physical devices. It is recommended for real or production apps instead of Expo Go, supporting local modules, Apple targets, and third-party native modules. Users configure eas.json with developmentClient settings and use commands like eas build to create iOS or Android builds for TestFlight or local installation.

Set up Tailwind CSS v4 in Expo with react-native-css and NativeWind v5 for universal styling across iOS, Android, and Web. Covers installation, Metro/PostCSS configuration, global CSS, and reusable component wrappers.

This skill enables developers to build Android-native user interfaces within Expo applications using the @expo/ui/jetpack-compose package. It allows integration of Jetpack Compose views and modifiers, mirroring the Compose API for Material Design 3 components. Users must wrap Jetpack Compose trees in Host components and follow specific installation steps for Expo SDK 55. It supports scrollable lists via LazyColumn and icons via XML vector drawables, facilitating native Android UI patterns in cross-platform development.

Compare claims from one or more AI answers, verify their citations against public primary sources, and produce an evidence-linked fact-check report without installing a bundled browser runtime.

Automatically generate a complete set of favicons from a single source image. This tool detects your web framework to place assets in the correct directory. It creates multiple resolutions (ICO, PNG, SVG), updates the site manifest, and modifies HTML link tags. Requires ImageMagick installed.