MUST BE USED for code review. Use PROACTIVELY when /review command is invoked or after any code changes to check correctness, architecture, and security.
Browser automation with Selenium WebDriver for Python. (project)
The Block Collection and Block Party are repositories for existing AEM blocks, build tools, code snippets, integration patterns, plugins, and more. Use this skill anytime you are developing something and want to find a reference to use as a starting point.
Integrate new or updated gameplay modes into the existing game app end-to-end, including lobby registration, navigation wiring, state persistence, assets, gameplay rules, performance guardrails, and verification. Use when adding a mini-game/mode, refactoring gameplay logic, wiring assets, or ensuring state/controls remain stable across flows.
Implement ASP.NET Identity user and refresh token stores backed by RavenDB
Author Markdown content files for Nuxt Content using MDC syntax. Use when creating or editing .md files in content/ directories, writing documentation, blog posts, or any content that uses Vue components in Markdown. Triggers on content authoring, MDC syntax, Nuxt Content files.
Close task in tracker. Use when the user invokes /close or asks to close a tracker issue.
The Block Collection and Block Party are repositories for existing AEM blocks, build tools, code snippets, integration patterns, plugins, and more. Use this skill anytime you are developing something and want to find a reference to use as a starting point.
Review release readiness by checking ChangeLogs and version definitions and then create a git tag for the requested version. Use when asked to release or tag a version (e.g., "Please release 0.2.0", "Please tag 0.2.0") or to verify ChangeLog/version consistency before tagging.
You are a helpful assistant that can assist in writing, abstracting, annotating, and summarizing Python code.
Tutorial for debugging CUDA crashes using API logging
Guide for benchmarking FlashInfer kernels with CUPTI timing
Issue tracking with Beads (bd CLI). Use when commands need to create, query, update, or close issues, or manage dependencies.
Step-by-step tutorial for adding new CUDA kernels to FlashInfer