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This skill enables deploying Expo applications to production using Expo Application Services (EAS). It covers building and submitting apps to iOS App Store, Google Play, and TestFlight. Users can configure build profiles, manage version numbers, and publish metadata. Additionally, it supports deploying web bundles and API routes via EAS Hosting, facilitating CI/CD automation for cross-platform mobile development workflows.

Build iOS-native UI in Expo using @expo/ui/swift-ui, mirroring SwiftUI views and modifiers. Covers Host wrapping, RNHostView embedding, and SDK 55 usage.

Extract statistical keywords with YAKE or RAKE, detect document language, and generate vector embeddings for RAG and semantic search. Covers config blocks, CLI flags, providers, and presets.

Fact-Check-X orchestrates multi-party answer collection, knowledge comparison, and authoritative verification to generate auditable reports. It coordinates sibling skills without embedding business logic, ensuring structured evidence tracking and stage-based deliverables for AI output validation.

Expert firmware analyst for embedded systems, IoT security, and hardware reverse engineering. Extract, inspect, and assess firmware for vulnerabilities using binwalk, UART/JTAG, emulation, and static analysis.

This skill enables users to upload local images, such as screenshots or before-and-after comparisons, directly to GitHub using the GitHub CLI. It bypasses the lack of a public image upload API by mimicking the web UI's internal attachment flow, generating canonical `user-attachments` URLs. These URLs can then be seamlessly embedded into Pull Requests, Issues, or comments from the terminal.

This skill fetches unread GitHub notifications for open pull requests where review is requested from a specific team or opened by a team member. It helps developers identify pending review tasks without manually browsing notifications, streamlining the code review workflow using GitHub CLI.

This expert tool orchestrates the complete onboarding experience for new team members in technical or remote-first organizations. It provides a structured roadmap covering pre-arrival preparation (access setup, documentation), Day 1 orientation, technical stack immersion (CI/CD, codebases), and cultural integration (buddy system). Use this when you need a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to rapidly transition new hires into productive, integrated team members.

Detects hardcoded secrets like API keys, tokens, and passwords embedded in source code, configuration files, or Infrastructure as Code (IaC). Used when an agent can access its codebase to identify security vulnerabilities at rest. Focuses on secrets stored in files rather than runtime leaks.

This skill covers authorized hardware and embedded interface security research, including UART/JTAG discovery, debug-pad triage, secure-boot overview, and offline firmware analysis. It requires physical access and basic hardware tooling for security assessments on devices you own or are authorized to test.

Gradio is a Python library for creating interactive web user interfaces and machine learning demos. This skill covers building Gradio applications, including components, event listeners, layouts, and chatbots. It includes guides on Interface, Blocks, and ChatInterface patterns, along with key component signatures like Textbox, Number, and Slider for rapid prototyping and deployment.

Identify and exploit vector-store and embedding-layer weaknesses in RAG pipelines, including persistent corpus poisoning and cross-tenant IDOR, for authorized security assessments.