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Development CLI for the Multigres project: automate unit tests, integration tests, and environment coordination for Vitess-for-Postgres.
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Development CLI for the Multigres project: automate unit tests, integration tests, and environment coordination for Vitess-for-Postgres.
AI-assisted version control for code agents. Track prompts, context, and diffs automatically with MemoV to ensure full traceability without polluting your git history.
Professional trading strategy and risk management toolkit for prediction markets and crypto, featuring trend analysis, position sizing, and stop-loss frameworks.
Comprehensive smart contract testing skill for Hardhat and Foundry, featuring unit tests, integration suites, gas optimization, fuzzing, and mainnet forking.
Token-efficient CLI for browser automation, web testing, and agentic workflows using Playwright.
Unified API for LLM function calling and tool use across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Ollama with standardized schema definitions and execution patterns.
Fullstack development agent for bkend.ai BaaS. Automates project init, auth/db setup, and API integration for Next.js applications.
Automate frontend API integration using Apidog and MCP servers. Generate TypeScript types, TanStack Query hooks, and axios-based clients from OpenAPI specifications for consistent, type-safe API consumption.
Build AI agents with tool calling and multi-step reasoning. Generate, manage, and orchestrate custom skill files for Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, and other AI assistants to standardize your development workflows.
Python coding assistant providing best practices, PEP 8 enforcement, automated testing with pytest, and dependency management using uv.
Generates a random lucky number between 0 and 9999 for games, decision-making, or entertainment.
Standardized Java development guidelines including naming conventions, exception handling, Spring Boot best practices, and concurrency patterns.