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Run repeatable Maven tests in RDF4J with module-specific workflows, automatic environment refreshing, and actionable failure reporting.
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Run repeatable Maven tests in RDF4J with module-specific workflows, automatic environment refreshing, and actionable failure reporting.
Generate scaffolding for custom Minecraft Bedrock packet analyzers. Includes template code, registration guides, and packet capture workflows.
Initialize and configure Trigger.dev in your project. Essential for setting up the SDK, project configuration, directory structure, and your first background task.
An aggressive sprint coach that helps builders overcome procrastination and overplanning by generating 5-day actionable tasks, tracking progress, and managing project momentum.
A terminal-based Chrome DevTools Protocol client designed for AI agents. Provides direct, session-persistent control over browser navigation, DOM manipulation, scraping, and network inspection.
Manage Fly.io edge infrastructure: deploy apps, scale machines, configure volumes, secrets, and networking via the Fly.io Machines API. Python-based, zero-dependency.
Master professional TDD with the London (mockist) and Chicago (classicist) schools. Automate test-first workflows, style selection, and refactoring with AI agents.
Git workflow and branch management tool for the qcc_plus project, enforcing standardized commit conventions and secure deployment processes.
A suite of .NET engineering skills for Domain-Driven Design (DDD), EF Core persistence, BDD-style unit testing, and IDE-like semantic code understanding with Serena MCP.
Enables multi-tenant isolation for AI agent swarms, ensuring strict data separation, process isolation, and secure resource management between deployments.
Deploy applications to Vercel instantly. Supports preview and production deployments, automatic framework detection, and fallback script execution for seamless project publishing.
Systematic debugging skill to trace errors backward through call stacks, identify original triggers, and implement layered defenses instead of patching symptoms.