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A comprehensive audit guide for authors submitting technical papers to the MICRO conference. It details strict formatting rules (e.g., max 11 pages, no appendix), critical deadline management (EDT time zones), and technical pre-flight checks required before HotCRP submission. Essential for ensuring the manuscript meets top-tier academic standards.

Build card games with robust card data, deck/hand/discard zones, draw/shuffle/reshuffle, turn phases, costs, and effect resolution. Ideal for deckbuilders, TCG/CCG, and roguelike deckbuilders; includes compositional patterns and pitfalls to avoid.

This skill provides an engine-neutral, high-level architecture for abstracting raw physical inputs (keys, buttons, touch) into named gameplay actions. It supports advanced features like multi-device binding, conflict detection, analog deadzones, input buffering, and coyote time, ensuring flexible and accessible control schemes for modern games.

Combines welfare readouts such as weight loss, temperature, clinical scores and biomarkers into a single RELSA severity score per animal per day, with kernel-density attention/danger zones and ARIMA-based forecasting of upcoming humane endpoints for 3Rs refinement reporting.

This skill covers configuring and managing DNS zones and records for production infrastructure. It includes setting up domains for web applications, APIs, and email, as well as migrating DNS providers. Users will learn to manage AWS Route53 hosted zones, create various record types like A, CNAME, and MX, and configure Cloudflare DNS via API. It also involves implementing DNSSEC, SPF, and troubleshooting resolution failures.

A powerful tool utilizing Rube MCP to automate interactions with Make (formerly Integromat) scenarios. It allows users to retrieve detailed operation logs, monitor usage data, and validate critical configuration parameters such as supported languages and timezones. Ideal for building comprehensive workflow monitoring dashboards and ensuring the integrity of complex integration pipelines.

Builds a unified team calendar with events, attendees, and time zones. Produces CSV, SQL, or Notion artifacts on request for shared scheduling and availability.