Coding standards, frameworks, refactoring, and code review (16.5K skills)
Write Swift code that uses AWS services with AWS SDK for Swift. Follow examples for asynchronous operations, struct-based client configuration, credentials, paginated results, resource readiness checks, and S3 uploads, downloads, and presigned URLs for temporary access.
Helps write and review Python code that uses AWS through boto3 and botocore. Covers connection setup, error handling, retrieving results across multiple pages, waiting for resource changes, and common S3 and DynamoDB operations.
Design and review DynamoDB databases around how an application reads and writes data. Choose keys, indexes, and table layouts, estimate monthly costs, and investigate performance problems, with optional validation against real AWS resources.
Build full-stack applications with AWS Blocks, a framework that defines infrastructure through application code. Choose components for APIs, authentication, storage, and other features, develop locally without AWS credentials, and deploy testing or long-lived environments.
Build and manage applications on Aurora DSQL, a serverless distributed SQL database. Covers cluster setup, authenticated connections, schema changes, MySQL migration, slow-query diagnosis, and safe SQL construction with access separation for applications serving multiple tenants.
Generate missing AGENTS.md files from a repository’s actual configuration and code. Gives coding agents folder-specific build commands, testing instructions, conventions, and working boundaries, with companion CLAUDE.md files that direct readers to the instructions.
Set up application registration and authentication with Microsoft Entra ID. Guides API permissions, credentials, and OAuth 2.0 flows, with MSAL authentication library examples for user sign-in and service-to-service access.
Answer questions about a codebase by examining its source files. Explains how components work and where definitions live, with file and line references, a key-files table, and diagrams for architecture or data flow.
Create and update agents defined through configuration files for M365 Copilot and Teams. The skill guides project setup, external service connections, instruction reviews, multilingual support, and deployment with a link for testing.
Build MCP servers that display interactive widgets in M365 Copilot Chat. Covers React and Fluent UI interfaces, structured data responses, adding widgets to existing servers, local tunnel testing, and configuration for connecting tools to Copilot.
Migrate Slack bots to Teams or build bots for both platforms. Analyzes existing projects and guides feature-by-feature implementation, including message interface conversion, identity and authentication integration, and deployment to Azure or AWS.
Set up or update M365 Agents Toolkit by checking its command-line tool and installing its VS Code extension. Supports either component separately, reports failures, and runs the command-line tool through npx without a global installation.
Build Microsoft 365 apps and agents for Teams and Copilot using the ATK CLI. Covers project setup, local testing, Azure deployment, troubleshooting, and migrating Slack bots, including conversion from Block Kit to Adaptive Cards.
Investigate how a specific part of a codebase works by tracing real implementations across files. Receive diagrams, tables, code references, and recommendations covering architecture, data flow, dependencies, and design risks, with facts distinguished from inference.
Turn Git commit history into a structured changelog grouped by date and change type. Combines related commits into clear descriptions, highlights changes that affect users, and adds migration notes for breaking changes.
Implement document storage in Azure Cosmos DB from Rust using the official library. The skill covers authentication, creating, reading, updating, and deleting items, partial updates, and partition keys that determine how data is grouped.
Build FastAPI endpoints for creating, reading, updating, and deleting records. The skill guides authentication requirements, response models, HTTP status codes, and integration into an application using a reusable router template.
Set up Azure authentication in JavaScript and TypeScript applications. Covers local developer sign-in, managed identities that avoid stored secrets, application credentials, and browser login, with examples for connecting Azure SDK clients.
Build Python workflows for Azure Blob Storage, a service for storing files and other unstructured data. Covers uploads, downloads, file listing, storage containers, metadata, and settings for large transfers.
Implement Azure Queue Storage messaging in Rust using the official client library. Covers queue management, sending and receiving messages, inspecting messages without removing them, deleting processed messages, and configuring identity authentication with role-based permissions.
Build Rust applications that create and manage Azure Key Vault keys, sign and verify data, and protect data encryption keys. Includes guidance on authentication, key versions, and hardware-protected keys using the official Rust library.
Implement certificate management in Rust with the official Azure Key Vault library. Examples cover creating self-signed certificates, retrieving and updating certificates, listing results, and signing data with an associated key through the separate Keys SDK.
Implement cryptographic key management in TypeScript with Azure Key Vault. Covers key creation, encryption and decryption, digital signatures, scheduled key replacement, and backup and restore using the JavaScript SDK.
Define Python data models with Pydantic v2, separating shared fields, creation requests, optional updates, responses, and database documents. Provides a template and examples for validating values and mapping Python field names to API names.