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This skill runs the Bumblebee scanner on macOS/Linux to perform read-only inventory and exposure checks. It detects compromised packages, developer tools, and host configurations against known security advisories. It is primarily used for supply-chain incident response and vulnerability assessment, providing developers with a clear picture of local system exposure.

Step-by-step developer guide for adding a new tool/command to the Azure Backup MCP toolset, covering option definitions, service layer, command implementation, validation, unit tests, live tests, and CI checks.

This guide outlines a systematic workflow to eliminate copy-paste duplication (code clones) detected by tools like jscpd. It teaches developers how to refactor repeated code into shared functions, modules, constants, or base classes. Use this process when your codebase exhibits significant redundancy to improve maintainability, reduce technical debt, and enhance overall code quality.

This comprehensive skill provides expert guidance for integrating with Google NotebookLM programmatically, covering both the `nlm` Command Line Interface (CLI) and Measurement/Control Plane (MCP) tools. Use it to automate workflows, manage notebooks, add diverse sources (URLs, YouTube, Drive), and generate various complex content types, such as reports, quizzes, mind maps, and videos. Essential for developers building upon NotebookLM's advanced research capabilities.

PBIP is the developer-mode file format for Power BI, transforming the opaque PBIX binary into a human-readable, folder-based structure. This structure is crucial for enabling robust source control (Git diffing), external editing using specialized tools like VS Code, and seamless multi-author collaboration. It standardizes how reports and semantic models are structured for professional BI development pipelines.

This skill guides the creation of high-converting, honest comparison and alternative pages for developer tools. It teaches how to structure content that ranks for competitive SEO terms (e.g., "[Competitor] alternatives," "[Product] vs [Competitor]"), capturing high-intent traffic by addressing user pain points and providing clear technical differentiation.

A comprehensive framework for systematically analyzing and monitoring competitors in the developer tools space. Users can track product features, pricing models, content strategies, developer sentiment, and market positioning. This skill is essential for product managers, marketing teams, and sales teams needing accurate competitive intelligence to build battlecards and identify market gaps.

A comprehensive guide to designing effective free tiers, freemium models, and free trials for developer tools. It teaches how to create usage limits and feature gates that encourage natural conversion to paid plans without causing developer resentment or hindering initial adoption.

Utilizes Expo DOM components to render web code verbatim inside a webview on native platforms, while maintaining native rendering on the web. This enables developers to integrate web-only libraries (such as charting tools, syntax highlighters, or complex CSS layouts) and incrementally migrate existing web components into a React Native application without substantial rewriting.

This utility initializes a brand-new Ruflo project environment. It sets up all necessary underlying components, including MCP tools, hooks, and agent configurations. It is essential for developers starting a project in a fresh repository, allowing selection between standard, minimal, or full presets to bootstrap the entire system.

This comprehensive guide covers advanced Kotlin testing patterns using industry-standard tools like Kotest and MockK. It details the entire TDD workflow (Red-Green-Refactor), property-based testing, coroutines testing, and code coverage configuration with Kover. Ideal for developers looking to write robust, maintainable, and scalable Kotlin codebases.

This skill performs a comprehensive, setup-wide health check for agentic developers. It audits various components—including skills, memory, tools, configuration, and workflow habits—to identify inefficiencies and potential improvements. It provides a detailed report and guides the user through applying targeted fixes, ensuring the agent environment remains lean and optimized.