Development skills

Use when a user asks to investigate, check, enrich, or characterize an IP address (IPv4 or IPv6). Chains VirusTotal, Shodan, AbuseIPDB, GreyNoise, OTX, and optionally Censys in parallel, then consolidates findings and prioritizes follow-up IOCs. Invoked by /cti-orchestrator when the target is an IP.

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Use when operating Inngest API resources from the terminal with `npx inngest-cli@latest api`: Cloud/local run debugging, event-run lookup, function traces, function invocation, app syncs, webhooks, environments, keys, account checks, and Insights queries. Provides prescriptive command routing for agents: which CLI command to run for a run ID, event ID, app ID, function ID, Cloud environment, API key, missing ID, or potentially mutating operation. Use `inngest-cli` for dev server setup/general CLI workflows and `inngest-api` only when raw REST API v2 docs or OpenAPI fallback are needed.

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Use when upgrading an existing TypeScript codebase from Inngest SDK v3 to v4, or when fixing mixed v3/v4 API usage. Covers detecting current SDK usage, moving triggers into createFunction options, replacing EventSchemas with eventType/staticSchema, moving serve options to the client, updating realtime imports, rewriting step.invoke string IDs, checkpointing/serverless runtime settings, Connect option changes, and verification.

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Use when handling external API rate limits (e.g., OpenAI 429s, HubSpot or Stripe rate limits), preventing duplicate work from rapid event bursts (debouncing user actions), spreading load over time, ensuring per-tenant fairness, processing events in batches, limiting concurrent runs of the same operation, or assigning priority to important runs. Covers Inngest flow control: concurrency limits with keys, throttling, rate limiting, debounce, priority, singleton, and event batching.

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Use when the user explicitly asks for the Inngest REST API v2, raw HTTP, OpenAPI, API docs, API authentication, or an endpoint that the Inngest CLI does not expose. Covers api-docs.inngest.com, llms.txt, the OpenAPI v2 spec, Bearer authentication with API keys or signing keys, production and local base URLs, raw curl/fetch requests, request-shape discovery, pagination, secret redaction, and when to prefer the `inngest-api-cli` skill instead.

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Use when installing or running the Inngest CLI and Dev Server for local development, local testing, serve endpoint debugging, Docker or Docker Compose setup, MCP configuration, self-hosted `inngest start`, or deployment workflow checks. Covers `inngest dev`, `inngest start`, auto-discovery, config files, environment variables, `@inngest/test`, local event sending, platform gotchas, and production/self-hosted server flags.

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Use when the user wants to build a CLI tool to automate browser interactions on a specific website using kimi-webbridge. Invoke when user says "create a CLI for X site", "build a tool to automate X", or wants to control a website programmatically via an AI agent.

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Appwrite Swift SDK skill. Use when building native iOS, macOS, watchOS, or tvOS apps, or server-side Swift applications with Appwrite. Covers client-side auth (email, OAuth), database queries, file uploads, real-time subscriptions with async/await, and server-side admin via API keys for user management, database administration, storage, and functions.

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Appwrite TypeScript SDK skill. Use when building browser-based JavaScript/TypeScript apps, React Native mobile apps, or server-side Node.js/Deno backends with Appwrite. Covers client-side auth (email, OAuth, anonymous), database queries, file uploads, real-time subscriptions, and server-side admin via API keys for user management, database administration, storage, and functions.

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Appwrite PHP SDK skill. Use when building server-side PHP applications with Appwrite, including Laravel and Symfony integrations. Covers user management, database/table CRUD, file storage, and functions via API keys.

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Appwrite Ruby SDK skill. Use when building server-side Ruby applications with Appwrite, including Rails and Sinatra integrations. Covers user management, database/table CRUD, file storage, and functions via API keys.

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Appwrite Go SDK skill. Use when building server-side Go applications with Appwrite. Covers user management, database/table CRUD, file storage, and functions via API keys. Uses per-service packages and functional options pattern.

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Appwrite Python SDK skill. Use when building server-side Python applications with Appwrite, including Django, Flask, and FastAPI integrations. Covers user management, database/table CRUD, file storage, and functions via API keys.

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Appwrite Rust SDK skill. Use when building server-side Rust applications with Appwrite. Covers async client setup with API keys, user management, TablesDB database/table/row operations, file storage, function executions, permissions, queries, and error handling. Uses the crates.io `appwrite` package and Tokio.

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How to use the Appwrite CLI well. Covers when to use appwrite.config.json vs `appwrite client`, pull/push vs one-shot service calls, type-safe SDK and model generation, query flags, CI auth, Cloud regional endpoints, function/site variables, and traps that `--help` will not mention. Does not catalog commands — run `appwrite <command> --help` for flags. Use whenever running `appwrite`, deploying or pulling functions/sites/tables, generating application code from a table schema, initializing or linking a project, scripting Appwrite, or when the user mentions the Appwrite CLI, appwrite.config.json, `appwrite generate`, `appwrite types`, or `appwrite client`.

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Appwrite .NET SDK skill. Use when building server-side C# or .NET applications with Appwrite, including ASP.NET and Blazor integrations. Covers user management, database/table CRUD, file storage, and functions via API keys.

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GreptimeDB provider for obz. Covers PromQL metric query, labels, label-values, and series commands via GreptimeDB's Prometheus-compatible API. Use this skill when the user mentions "GreptimeDB", "Greptime", "obz metric -p greptimedb", or needs to query metrics stored in a GreptimeDB instance.

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Grafana Tempo provider for obz. Covers trace search, trace retrieval by ID, and extension commands for tag discovery. This skill should be used when the user mentions "Tempo", "Grafana Tempo", "TraceQL", "obz trace -p tempo", or needs to search traces from a Tempo backend.

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VictoriaTraces provider for obz. Covers trace search, trace retrieval by ID, and extension commands for service and operation discovery via the Jaeger-compatible HTTP API. This skill should be used when the user mentions "VictoriaTraces", "obz trace -p vt", or needs to search distributed traces from a VT backend.

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Datadog provider for obz. Supports metrics (Datadog Query Language), logs (Datadog Log Query), and traces. Requires api-key and app-key configured under auth in config.yaml. Does not support metric labels, label-values, or series commands. This skill should be used when the user mentions "Datadog", "DD", "obz -p dd", Datadog Query Language, or needs to configure Datadog provider instances with regional endpoints.

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Jaeger provider for obz. Covers trace search, trace retrieval by ID, and extension commands for service and operation discovery. This skill should be used when the user mentions "Jaeger", "obz trace -p jg", or needs to search distributed traces from a Jaeger backend.

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List the skills on this machine (your Library) and the skills your team shares (the Marketplace) as Markdown boards from the terum-skills CLI. Use when the user asks what skills they have, what the team shares, what is installed, edited, untracked or missing an eval, or wants an overview of their terum-skills state.

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Drive the terum-skills CLI from a Claude Code or Codex session: run any verb with --format md and show its board — inspect the Library or the team Marketplace, search, fetch with sync, validate or fix a local skill, install the latest version into Global or an added project, publish a local skill as an immutable version, manage the eval queue — and prepare the verbs that belong in a terminal (project setup, skill move/copy/rename/delete, prune, reconcile, machine uninstall, team administration). Use when the user wants to manage, evaluate, publish or install skills and no narrower terum-skills skill fits.

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Show the state of terum-skills on this machine — team, clone, session hook, pending work, machine facts — and whether a newer CLI release exists, as Markdown boards. Use when the user asks whether terum-skills is set up, in sync or up to date, or when something about it seems off.

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