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Typst typesetting system with bundled binaries — generate PDFs, SVGs, and PNGs from markup
Strip AI generated voice from source files without changing behavior. Edits only comments, docstrings, log/error messages, and identifier names. Never code logic, function signatures, return types, string literals shown to end users, or CLI help text. Kills marketing words (robust, seamless, comprehensive, world-class), AI tells (delve, leverage, harness, tapestry, myriad), em-dashes (U+2014) from developer prose, first-person plural (we/us/our/let's), hedging (perhaps, essentially, fundamentally), tutorial voice (As you can see, Let's dive in), apologetic openers (Please note, Keep in mind), restatement comments, and unjustified linter-suppression markers (# noqa, // @ts-ignore, //nolint, # rubocop:disable). Renames AI-jargon functions (orchestrateDataProvider → loadUsers) with substring-safety verification. 16-rule, 19-language ruleset covers JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java, C#, C/C++, Perl, Swift, Kotlin, PHP, Ruby, Elixir, Lua, SQL, PowerShell, Markdown, Shell. 22 framework subsections including React, Vue, Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, Alpine, Express, Vite, Webpack, Tailwind, WordPress, Laravel, Symfony, Twig, EJS. Pass-by-pass workflow: target picker (file/directory/paste) → vocab swap → voice rewrites → function renames → syntax check → verification greps → human read-back → mandatory final report. Rule 0 hard floor refuses behavior-change requests mid-pass.
Provision servers, databases, storage, and deploy apps on UpCloud. /upcloud:setup and /upcloud:deploy.
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Universal README updater. Scans target, classifies repo type (plugin, marketplace, library, monorepo), asks detail level, generates. Auto-invoke on 'update readme', 'refresh readme'. Skip Toast services, one-line edits, empty repos.
Read-only Uptime Kuma monitoring via direct HTTP (Prometheus /metrics + status-page JSON).
Skill that makes your coding agent stop and ask instead of silently resolving spec ambiguity, picking up workarounds, or shipping 'close enough'. Accuracy over autonomy.
Browser automation, web testing, and page interaction driven from the command line with `playwright-cli`, defaulting to the Lightpanda headless browser. ALWAYS use this skill when the agent needs a browser — opening pages, navigating, clicking/typing/filling forms, taking snapshots or screenshots, scraping or reading page content, logging in, running or debugging Playwright tests, mocking network requests, managing cookies / localStorage / storage state, recording traces or video, or generating tests. The agent defaults to Lightpanda (installed locally and driven over CDP) without asking, and switches to Chromium, Chrome, Firefox, WebKit, or Microsoft Edge only when the user asks. Falls back to a full browser when Lightpanda cannot render a page.
Provision K3s clusters with k3sup (single-node and k3sup-pro HA) on local, Slicer, and remote VMs.
Install and run RustFS, an S3-compatible object storage server, inside a Slicer VM and use it with boto3, aws-cli, or mc.
Use Slicer to launch Linux microVMs for sandboxed builds, E2E tests, Docker, CI, and isolated dev environments — works from macOS and Linux hosts
Filter, audit, and inject secrets into HTTP(S) egress from Slicer microVMs with Slicer Proxy — default-deny allow rules, credential injection, audit and passthrough modes, on Linux and macOS.
Move a git worktree or repository into a Slicer microVM with a working, self-contained .git — push code in, let a VM or coding agent work, then pull commits back.