ecs
AWS ECS skill for container orchestration. Manage clusters, task definitions, services, and deployments with best-practice patterns for Fargate and EC2.
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AWS ECS skill for container orchestration. Manage clusters, task definitions, services, and deployments with best-practice patterns for Fargate and EC2.
Specialized QA testing agent for morphir-dotnet, covering test plans, regression, E2E verification, bug reporting, and package validation.
Generate production-ready Kubernetes manifests including Deployments, Services, CRDs, and more with built-in validation.
Analyze and safely clean up local Git branches with interactive categorization, safety guards, and worktree support.
Autonomous recursive execution engine for indiiOS that manages task completion, state verification, and error handling.
Strategic regression testing with intelligent test selection, impact analysis, and continuous regression management for faster, more reliable software delivery.
An autonomous AI-powered task management system with Kanban boards, git worktree isolation, and pluggable executors like Claude Code, Gemini, and OpenAI Codex.
Automate Convex static site hosting integration, managing upload APIs, HTTP routing, and deployment scripts for React, Vite, and Next.js applications.
AWS EKS management: cluster provisioning, node group orchestration, IRSA security, and Kubernetes workload deployment.
Securely manage CI/CD secrets with Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, and environment-specific patterns. Prevent credential leakage, implement rotation, and enforce least-privilege access for pipelines.
Master workflow controller for Lovable-style, AI-driven development. Instantly generates premium, multi-page, animated applications by routing to specialized sub-agents. No prompts needed—just build.
Configure host-based firewalls (UFW, nftables, iptables) and cloud security groups (AWS, GCP, Azure) with production-ready security rules.