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This skill provides comprehensive configuration for Windsurf deployments, managing data transmission controls, retention policies, and regional compliance settings. It ensures adherence to global privacy standards, such as GDPR, by handling data governance and defining code exclusion patterns.

This comprehensive guide details how to control and audit the scope of code and data accessible by AI tools (like Codeium or Windsurf AI). Learn to implement robust data exclusion patterns, set compliance boundaries (e.g., HIPAA, GDPR), and configure secure deployment modes, ensuring sensitive data and secrets are never processed or retained by the AI model.

This guide outlines common anti-patterns and critical mistakes when using the Windsurf AI IDE. It covers best practices for prompt engineering, managing workspace scope (especially in monorepos), distinguishing between Supercomplete and Cascade usage, and ensuring safe, maintainable AI-assisted coding workflows. Essential for new developers and team auditors.

This skill provides comprehensive, AI-assisted linting configuration for ensuring high code quality standards. It assists with setting up and integrating major linting tools (such as ESLint, Prettier, and Stylelint), helping resolve complex configuration conflicts, suggesting best practices based on project patterns, and fully automating code quality enforcement across the development lifecycle. Use this when establishing or refining coding standards for a project.

Monitor the adoption, feature usage, and overall Return on Investment (ROI) of AI tools like Windsurf. This skill provides comprehensive analytics, including daily active users, completion acceptance rates, and estimated time saved. It allows teams to set up usage alerts, identify underutilized seats, and build custom extensions to measure deep usage patterns, ensuring maximum team efficiency and quantifying AI impact.

This comprehensive guide offers detailed steps to optimize the Windsurf IDE experience. It addresses common performance bottlenecks such as slow indexing, high memory consumption, and inefficient AI context building (Cascade). Users will learn best practices for configuring exclusion patterns, managing focused workspaces, and tuning IDE settings for maximum development efficiency.

This guide outlines critical reliability patterns for integrating advanced AI coding assistants into professional development workflows. It emphasizes best practices such as mandatory Git checkpointing, utilizing dedicated feature branches, breaking large tasks into incremental steps, and implementing comprehensive validation gates (linting, testing). Use this when developing fault-tolerant, AI-assisted applications to prevent accidental code breaks and maintain project stability.

A comprehensive guide to establishing production-ready coding standards and context for the Windsurf AI environment. Learn how to utilize root-level rules (.windsurfrules), granular workspace rules, Model Context Protocol (MCP) server integration, and advanced prompt engineering to guide the AI and maintain consistent code quality across projects.

This skill provides comprehensive analytics for Windsurf deployments, allowing teams to track AI feature adoption, measure productivity gains, calculate Return on Investment (ROI), and identify key areas for optimization. Use this when analyzing team usage patterns, generating usage reports, or conducting ROI assessments for AI tools.

This comprehensive workflow guides developers through creating custom WordPress themes from scratch. It covers theme architecture, template hierarchy, custom post types, advanced Gutenberg block editor support, and incorporates the latest features slated for WordPress 7.0, such as Patterns and Admin Refresh, ensuring modern and functional development.

Provides durable workflow automation guidance for AI agents, covering platforms like n8n, Temporal, Inngest and patterns such as sequential, parallel, and orchestrator-worker flows to turn brittle scripts into production-grade orchestration.

Master the architecture of reliable distributed systems using advanced workflow orchestration patterns. This guide covers fundamental design decisions, including the distinction between Workflows and Activities, and introduces critical patterns like Saga for distributed transactions, Entity Workflows, and Fan-Out/Fan-In. Learn best practices for handling long-running processes, state persistence, and failure recovery to build robust business logic.