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Orchestrate multi-agent swarms using agentic-flow for parallel task execution, dynamic topology, and intelligent coordination. Ideal for building distributed AI systems and scaling complex development workflows.
Efficiently search your Zotero library using Python code execution. Enables comprehensive multi-strategy queries, automated deduplication, and relevance ranking without context overflow or system crashes.
Maintenance patterns for the @youdotcom-oss/mcp STDIO bridge, focusing on transport lifecycle management, shutdown guards, and robust error handling.
IDE-grade project scaffolding wizard for 70+ types of web, mobile, desktop, and backend projects, featuring interactive setup for SDKs, databases, and DevOps configurations.
Test and validate n8n workflow triggers, including webhooks, scheduling (cron), polling mechanisms, and event-driven architectures.
Specialized skill for creating, editing, and maintaining .drawio diagrams. Supports XML manipulation, layout optimization, AWS icon usage, and automated PNG conversion for documentation.
Directly interface with RagCode MCP via SSE protocol without complex configuration files or binary dependencies.
Stripe payment integration patterns for checkout, webhooks, and subscriptions. Ensures safe API usage, idempotency, signature verification, and testing compliance.
Prefect CLI skill for executing mutation operations like triggering deployments, canceling flow runs, and managing automations within your Prefect infrastructure.
Structured, template-driven workflow for end-to-end feature development including coding, automated testing, verification, and session-based improvement.
Best practices for building integrations with NetBox REST and GraphQL APIs. Optimize performance, authentication, and architectural patterns for NetBox automations.
Operate the btca CLI for source-first code research. Manage git, local, and npm resources to ground AI answers in actual codebase context rather than outdated documentation.