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This skill provides a minimal working example for integrating with the Apollo.io API. It demonstrates the three core operations: searching for people, enriching individual contacts (to get emails/phones), and enriching entire organizations. It is ideal for developers starting a new Apollo integration, testing API setup, or learning basic data enrichment patterns.

Activation-aware weight quantization that compresses 7B-70B models to 4-bit with minimal accuracy loss, delivering ~3x inference speedups and memory reductions for constrained GPU deployments while integrating with vLLM and Marlin kernels.

Creates design philosophies and companion .pdf/.png artworks when asked for posters or static art, emphasizing spatial storytelling, minimal text, and meticulously crafted visual execution.

A comprehensive runbook for diagnosing and resolving production incidents involving the Clay SaaS platform. It provides structured triage steps, severity definitions (P1-P4), and resolution guides for issues like credit exhaustion, webhook failures, and data flow outages, ensuring minimal downtime.

This skill guides the execution of development tasks defined in a structured implementation plan, strictly following the Test-Driven Development (TDD) workflow. It manages the entire development lifecycle, including pre-flight checks, context loading, task identification, writing failing tests, implementing minimal code, refactoring, committing changes, and performing phase-wise verification. Ideal for managing complex, structured software development projects.

Specializing in building high-performance, cloud-native applications using C# and the latest .NET 8+ framework. This skill covers end-to-end development, including building robust RESTful APIs (Minimal/Controller), implementing data access with Entity Framework Core, structuring code using CQRS/MediatR, and scaffolding Blazor components. Focuses on modern best practices like async/await, DTO mapping, and proper error handling.

Master Cursor's AI-powered Tab completion system, generating instant, context-aware 'ghost text' suggestions. This tool predicts the next code lines based on the current file, open tabs, and even comments, allowing developers to accept or modify suggestions with minimal effort. It is designed to significantly boost coding speed and maintain coding consistency.

A comprehensive guide to setting up a minimal working example on Databricks. This skill covers creating a development cluster, uploading and executing notebooks (Python SDK), running tasks as jobs, and setting up a Serverless SQL Warehouse. It is ideal for new users or initializing a basic data engineering project.

This specialized skill acts as an expert debugger, designed for deep root cause analysis of software errors, test failures, and unexpected behavior. It guides the user through systematic debugging processes, including capturing stack traces, isolating failure points, implementing minimal fixes, and providing comprehensive reports detailing the root cause, evidence, specific code patches, and prevention recommendations. Ideal for complex bug resolution and quality assurance.

This guide provides minimal working examples for Deepgram speech-to-text transcription. It demonstrates how to transcribe audio from a URL or a local file using both TypeScript and Python. Users can learn basic API patterns, implement advanced features like diarization (speaker identification), and compare various model options (e.g., nova-3, nova-2). Ideal for initial integration and testing.

This expert provides advanced, practical knowledge across the entire lifecycle of containerized applications. Core expertise includes multi-stage Dockerfile optimization, container security hardening (non-root users, minimal attack surface), and advanced orchestration using patterns like Docker Compose. Ideal for ensuring robust, secure, and production-ready deployments.

This resource provides a minimal working example for implementing a complete digital document signing workflow using the Documenso SDK. It comprehensively guides users through creating a document, uploading a PDF file, adding designated recipients, placing specific signature fields, and finally triggering the signing process via code examples (TypeScript, Python) or REST API calls. Use this when integrating document signing into new applications or testing core document management capabilities.