Add a diffusion model or Diffusers generation pipeline to SGLang. Examine reference code, choose a suitable pipeline structure, reuse existing components, and implement model settings and processing stages, with guidance for later multi-GPU support.
- Adding a new diffusion model to SGLang
- Porting a Diffusers generation pipeline
- Adding a variant by reusing existing model components
sgl-project/sglang☆ 38.2KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Apply consistent names to SGLang speculative decoding code, which verifies draft tokens to generate text. Distinguish tokens with or without the bonus token, counts, counters, and arrays when adding identifiers, renaming code, or reviewing changes.
- Naming variables in speculative decoding code
- Renaming identifiers to match their meaning
- Reviewing metric and counter names
sgl-project/sglang☆ 38.2KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Guide changes to SGLang runtime configuration and shared process state. Identify where resolved settings, runtime flags, resources, and per-forward state belong, and use the documented access patterns and checks when developing or testing.
- Review how server settings are read and updated
- Choose where shared and per-forward state should live
- Check configuration publication order in worker processes
sgl-project/sglang☆ 38.2KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Add a CUDA/C++ GPU operation to sgl-kernel using AOT, meaning compilation before use. Follow the implementation through PyTorch registration, Python API exposure, SGLang integration, correctness tests, and benchmarks that account for cache reuse.
- Adding a CUDA/C++ operation to sgl-kernel
- Registering an operation with PyTorch and exposing a Python API
- Testing numerical results and invalid inputs
sgl-project/sglang☆ 38.2KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Investigate CUDA crashes in SGLang using logs and inputs saved before execution. Inspect tensor shapes, data types, and numerical anomalies, with guidance for separate process logs and additional CUDA debugging tools.
- Investigating illegal memory access and device-side assertions
- Tracing NaN or Inf values through kernel calls
- Saving inputs before a CUDA crash
sgl-project/sglang☆ 38.2KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Add, rename, or review SGLang environment variables using consistent definitions, types, names, and access methods. The skill also guides migration from old names and temporary test overrides that restore the original values afterward.
- Adding a new SGLang environment variable
- Migrating deprecated environment variable names
- Temporarily overriding settings in tests
sgl-project/sglang☆ 38.2KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Investigate Spring configuration and Beans, the objects Spring manages, using Arthas. Check configuration sources, find registered objects by name or type, and inspect registration details while prioritizing read-only queries.
- Checking configuration values and where they came from
- Investigating a Bean that appears to be missing
- Finding candidate implementations for dependency injection
alibaba/arthas☆ 37.6KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Investigate high CPU usage in Java applications with Arthas. Identify busy threads, inspect method call paths, and produce an evidence-based diagnosis with specific methods to examine next.
- Investigating sudden CPU spikes in Java applications
- Finding busy threads behind slow application responses
- Narrowing down methods for further tracing
alibaba/arthas☆ 37.6KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Diagnose running Java applications with Arthas. Follow guides for high CPU usage, retrieving EagleEye request tracking IDs, and inspecting Spring configuration and managed objects, then summarize evidence and next steps.
- Diagnosing high CPU usage in Java applications
- Retrieving EagleEye traceId values to find related logs
- Checking Spring configuration values and their sources
alibaba/arthas☆ 37.6KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Rebuild existing web pages as working, editable local code using their actual content and assets. Inspect desktop and mobile layouts, reproduce interactions and animations, then compare rendered pages and fix visible or functional differences.
- Recreating an existing page in a local app
- Matching desktop and mobile layouts
- Reproducing Framer pages and scroll animations
JCodesMore/ai-website-cloner-template☆ 37.4KUpdated Oct 20, 2026
Convert a Vibe-Trading backtest strategy or a written trading strategy into a Python class for vnpy. Map indicators and trading signals to vnpy conventions, with asset-specific order handling and instructions for loading the strategy for backtesting or live trading.
- Export a Vibe-Trading strategy to vnpy
- Turn written trading rules into a CtaTemplate class
- Adapt order handling for A-shares, futures, or crypto
HKUDS/Vibe-Trading☆ 36.7KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Translate a Python trading strategy or written trading rules into code for TradingView, 通达信, 同花顺, 东方财富, and MT5. Receive platform-specific indicators or strategy code, setup instructions, and notes explaining features that cannot be translated directly.
- Exporting a backtested Python strategy to charting platforms
- Creating indicators from written trading rules
- Preparing equivalent signals for multiple platforms
HKUDS/Vibe-Trading☆ 36.7KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Write signal generation code for backtests combining stocks, crypto, forex, and other markets. Apply market-specific indicator settings and volatility-adjusted weights, while the existing CompositeEngine handles trading calendars, shared capital, and each market's rules.
- Building a backtest combining stocks and crypto
- Applying different indicator settings to each market
- Adjusting portfolio weights for differences in volatility
HKUDS/Vibe-Trading☆ 36.7KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Official · VercelFreeSummary Classify skills CLI pull requests, or proposed code changes, as documentation, bug fixes, or enhancements using their descriptions and patches. Add one label when the evidence is clear, while preserving existing classification labels.
- Label changes that only update documentation or examples
- Classify fixes to existing CLI behavior
- Identify new commands or expanded agent support
vercel-labs/skills☆ 36.6KUpdated Oct 20, 2026
Official · VercelFreeSummary Assess skills CLI pull requests for focused bug fixes using visible patches and regression tests. Surface well-supported candidates with a label and brief maintainer comment, while keeping uncertain findings out of public updates.
- Identify well-supported bug-fix pull requests
- Check regression tests and effects on other supported agents
- Suggest possible matching issues from available board findings
vercel-labs/skills☆ 36.6KUpdated Oct 20, 2026
Inspect, run, and organize project commands with just. This skill explains how to find available recipes—named tasks in a justfile—check their contents, pass arguments, and define reusable commands with dependencies.
- Finding available project commands
- Running builds and tests with arguments
- Turning frequent commands into reusable tasks
casey/just☆ 36.4KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Configure how the browser starts, including window visibility, proxy settings, extra launch options, and a custom browser executable. It also explains opening a local debugging port so other local tools can connect.
- Show the browser window during automation
- Start a browser with a proxy or incognito mode
- Choose a specific installed browser
agentscope-ai/QwenPaw☆ 36.2KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Turn reusable decisions, templates, and workflows from a conversation into a workspace skill. It guides planning, user approval, drafting, validation, and publication, with optional behavior tests to check how the resulting skill performs.
- Save an established workflow as a reusable skill
- Turn agreed decision rules into agent instructions
- Package a reusable template
agentscope-ai/QwenPaw☆ 36.2KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Find relevant QwenPaw documentation and source files for questions about setup, configuration, skills, memory, and other features. It maps question keywords to likely file paths so the agent can read and verify the right material.
- Find documentation for installation or configuration questions
- Locate source files related to skills or memory
- Identify where to investigate errors or CLI behavior
agentscope-ai/QwenPaw☆ 36.2KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Configure tools and skills for sub-agents before dispatching development tasks. Role presets cover implementation, planning, reviews, testing, and verification, with defined boundaries for what each agent should do and whether it may modify files.
- Setting tool permissions before spawning a sub-agent
- Separating implementation, planning, and review roles
- Configuring agents for review without file changes
agentscope-ai/QwenPaw☆ 36.2KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Find the QwenPaw documentation and source files most relevant to a question. This skill maps topics such as installation, configuration, skills, and memory to likely reading paths, helping an agent focus its investigation.
- Finding installation and configuration references
- Locating documentation for skills and MCP
- Tracing memory and multi-agent behavior
agentscope-ai/QwenPaw☆ 36.2KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Configure browser startup with a visible or hidden window, and optionally open a local debugging port for another tool to connect. The skill explains launch parameters, compatibility behavior, and when a browser restart is required.
- Show the browser window during automated work
- Open a local debugging port for another tool
- Check the behavior of older launch parameters
agentscope-ai/QwenPaw☆ 36.2KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Connect to an existing Chrome browser or launch one with an explicit debugging port for sharing across agents and tools. It also covers scanning local CDP ports, the connection endpoints used to control a browser.
- Connect to Chrome with existing logins and open tabs
- Find available local browser debugging ports
- Launch a browser with a fixed debugging port
agentscope-ai/QwenPaw☆ 36.2KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Official · Hugging FaceFreeSummary Integrate a model or pipeline into diffusers, from file structure and weight conversion to tests and documentation. Verify numerical agreement with the original implementation, with modular pipelines as the preferred starting point for new integrations.
- Adding a new model and pipeline to diffusers
- Converting a pipeline to modular format
- Converting weights for a new version of a supported model
huggingface/diffusers☆ 34.8KUpdated Oct 24, 2026