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Advanced TypeScript and React development assistant for modern web applications. Expert in component architecture, state management, Vitest unit testing, Playwright E2E automation, and efficient TypeScript configuration.
Official MoonBit language reference, syntax guide, and coding conventions for building high-performance software projects.
Configure host-based firewalls (UFW, nftables, iptables) and cloud security groups (AWS, GCP, Azure) with production-ready security rules.
Privacy-preserving transactions on Base using Veil Cash. Deposit into shielded pools, perform ZK-based withdrawals/transfers, and manage private balances. Supports ETH/USDC via local ZK proofs and Bankr-signed deposits.
Implements NewebPay QueryTradeInfo API for transaction status verification, order tracking, and payment reconciliation in Taiwan e-commerce systems.
Bayesian modeling and probabilistic programming with PyMC. Build hierarchical models, perform MCMC sampling (NUTS), variational inference, and conduct rigorous model comparison using LOO and WAIC.
Expert guide for OpenCode AI: TUI commands, CLI operations, AGENTS.md configuration, custom agent workflows, and project setup.
A systematic code auditing framework for identifying technical debt, security vulnerabilities, dead code, and code quality issues in software projects.
API-first casino for AI agents on Base. Play provably fair games (coinflip, dice, blackjack, slots) using USDC with automated registration, deposits, and game history verification.
MCP Gateway design patterns for managing Agent Gateway, Subprocess, and Daemon isolation strategies to optimize context token usage and system performance.
Analyze GitHub repository structure, documentation, dependencies, and contributor patterns for codebase health and development insights.
A decision-support tool for Claude Code users to select the optimal extension mechanism—slash commands, skills, subagents, or hooks—based on project requirements.