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Generate Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) for container images and filesystems using Syft. Supports 28+ ecosystems, multiple formats like CycloneDX and SPDX, and integration into CI/CD for supply chain security.
Automate your daily Milan news digest with this Python-based briefing tool. Supports weather, strikes, world/AI/Italian news, and event scraping, featuring deduplication, RSS/API pipeline management, and AI-agent ready scheduling.
Comprehensive Test Driven Development (TDD) assistant for engineering teams, featuring intelligent test generation, coverage analysis, and multi-framework support.
Autonomous iteration loop for AI software development. Executes tasks, validates code, and manages state until completion. Ideal for implementing complex PRP plans.
AI-driven GitHub Actions automation featuring swarm-based workflow orchestration, intelligent CI/CD pipeline management, and autonomous repository maintenance.
Automate PR quality checks by reviewing CodeRabbit comments, validating PR descriptions, running pre-commit hooks, and executing test suites.
Holistic, multi-dimensional code review skill providing prioritized, actionable feedback on correctness, security, performance, design, and accessibility.
An MCP server enabling agents to edit, manage, and compile Arduino IDE 2.0 sketches, including source code manipulation and automated build capabilities via arduino-cli.
Capture snapshots, video clips, and monitor motion events from RTSP and ONVIF compatible security cameras.
Identify and document Customer Problems (CP) from business context. Use when starting requirements engineering or when stakeholders describe solutions instead of problems. Step 1 of Problem-Based SRS methodology.
Navi programming language expert. Use for writing Navi code, debugging, implementing concurrency, handling error states, and managing Navi's type system or module integrations.
A friendly welcome skill that displays system OS details in ASCII art when triggered by casual greetings like 'hello' or 'hi'.