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This skill guides the development of robust, security-focused full-stack web applications. It ensures layered security coverage across the entire application stack, from database queries (parameterized queries) to API endpoints (authentication/authorization) and frontend components (input validation, output encoding). Use this when building end-to-end features, microservices, or REST APIs that require simultaneous attention to Frontend, Backend, and Security best practices.

Automated fuzz testing of APIs via the /fuzz-api command to inject malformed, boundary, and random payloads, spotting crashes, SQL injection, XSS, and validation gaps during vulnerability scanning or security reviews.

This guide sets up a robust local development workflow for integrating with the Gamma REST API. It includes a reusable client wrapper, a polling helper for handling asynchronous tasks, and a local mock server. Use this setup when building automation scripts, testing API calls offline, or simulating API responses without needing external service credentials or network connectivity.

This skill provides a comprehensive set of reusable, production-grade TypeScript patterns for interacting with the Gamma REST API, which lacks an official SDK. It includes implementation for typed clients, advanced polling mechanisms, structured error handling, and complex generation workflows (e.g., template-based generation). Use this when building robust, reliable applications that integrate deeply with Gamma's content generation services.

This skill generates complete gRPC service definitions, client/server stubs, and robust implementations directly from Protocol Buffer (.proto) files. It supports all streaming patterns (unary, server, client, bidirectional) and includes advanced features like authentication interceptors, health checks, and automatic REST-to-gRPC gateway generation, making it ideal for building high-performance, enterprise-grade microservices.

Generate complete, production-ready REST API implementations from existing OpenAPI specifications or database schemas. This skill scaffolds all necessary CRUD endpoints (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) across multiple frameworks (Express, FastAPI, Spring Boot, etc.), automatically incorporating features like pagination, filtering, validation, and robust authentication middleware. Ideal for rapidly bootstrapping complex backend services from defined data models.

This skill simulates a senior Go developer, specializing in writing high-performance, production-grade Go applications. It covers advanced topics like concurrent programming using goroutines and channels, designing robust microservices with gRPC/REST, and optimizing code using pprof and benchmarks. It enforces idiomatic Go patterns, context propagation, and strict testing practices (table-driven, fuzzing, race detection).

This comprehensive guide details advanced automation patterns for Granola, covering three key integration channels: Zapier workflows (connecting Granola to over 8,000 apps), the robust Enterprise API (REST access), and native integrations (e.g., Slack, Notion). Use these patterns to automate meeting note processing, extract action items, and build multi-step follow-up pipelines across your entire tech stack.

An expert guide to designing secure, performant GraphQL APIs covering schema design, resolvers, federation, DataLoader batching, subscriptions, and client integration with Apollo/urql, including advice on when REST may be preferable.

Guides API developers through building well-structured GraphQL mutations with best-practice patterns, production-ready code, and validation help whenever “graphql mutation builder” appears in the request.

Automates GraphQL schema generation within API development, guiding REST/GraphQL/OpenAPI design, producing production-ready code/configurations validated against standards.

This comprehensive runbook guides incident response for Groq API failures. It covers triage steps, severity classification (P1-P4), troubleshooting decision trees (e.g., handling 429 errors or 5xx outages), and implementing immediate mitigations like model fallback or key rotation. Use this when responding to Groq outages to restore service stability.