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Complete migration guide from Prisma ORM v6 to v7 covering all breaking changes. Use when upgrading Prisma versions, encountering v7 errors, or migrating existing projects. Triggers on "upgrade to prisma 7", "prisma 7 migration", "prisma-client generator", "driver adapter required".

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Implement several variations of a design directly inside the running app, on the real page/route, with a live switcher to toggle between them in the browser, then recommend one and fold the winner into the real code. Variants are real implementations judged against real data, layout, and density (not an isolated mockup). Use this skill whenever the user wants to try design options live in the app, prototype changes directly on a real page, add a variant switcher, compare layouts in-context, asks to "build a few versions of this page", "try variants on the real screen", "switch between designs in the app", "implement this with a toggle", or says "real-prototype this". For a safe standalone .html copy that never touches the app, use the prototype skill instead.

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Azure API Center SDK for .NET. Centralized API inventory management with governance, versioning, and discovery.

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API design principles and decision-making. REST vs GraphQL vs tRPC selection, response formats, versioning, pagination.

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Master AngularJS to Angular migration, including hybrid apps, component conversion, dependency injection changes, and routing migration.

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Loads, converts, and manipulates Hi-C contact matrices in cooler format (.cool/.mcool/.scool) and Juicer .hic, using cooler (Python + CLI), hic2cool, and hictk. Covers the single-resolution mcool URI (file.mcool::/resolutions/<bp>), the load-bearing divisive-vs-multiplicative weight-naming rule (KR/VC/VC_SQRT auto-divisive vs cooler's multiplicative weight), what survives .hic<->.cool conversion (FRAG matrices and norm vectors do not), raw-vs-balanced coarsening, the .pairs upper-triangle/chromsize-order contract, and chrom-naming/bin-table provenance. Use when loading a cooler, converting .hic to .mcool, selecting a resolution, building a cooler from pairs or a matrix, coarsening/zoomifying, importing Juicer norm vectors, or debugging all-NaN balanced matrices and chr1-vs-1 empty fetches.

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Orders and orients assembled contigs into chromosome-scale scaffolds from long-range linking data, inserting N-gap spacers (adds no sequence). Covers Hi-C/Omni-C scaffolding (YaHS, SALSA2, 3D-DNA/Juicer), Hi-C read-mapping prerequisites (map each end separately, no mate rescue, dedup, enzyme-aware), reading the contact map for misjoins/inversions/false-duplications, manual curation in Juicebox/PretextView (the VGP/DToL standard), reference-guided scaffolding (RagTag) and its karyotype-erasure hazard, genetic-map (ALLMAPS) and Bionano optical-map integration, chimera-breaking before scaffolding, gap-filling, and telomere/contig-vs-scaffold-N50 QC (tidk). Use when turning contigs into chromosomes with Hi-C, integrating a linkage map or optical map, choosing a scaffolder by available linking data, or judging whether a chromosome-scale assembly is trustworthy.

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Computes and interprets sequencing read depth and coverage over a genome, windows, or target regions with mosdepth (windowed depth, cumulative distribution, --quantize callable BEDs), bedtools genomecov/coverage (bedGraph tracks, per-target stats), samtools depth/coverage (per-base depth, per-contig depth+breadth). Covers the breadth-vs-mean distinction, the cumulative-coverage curve, evenness (CV/Fano/fold-80/Gini), what each tool silently counts (duplicates, secondary/supplementary, MAPQ, read span vs fragment, mate-overlap), the samtools-depth 8000-cap version trap, and the bedtools coverage -a/-b orientation flip. Use when assessing sequencing adequacy, building coverage tracks, computing breadth at a depth threshold, defining callable regions, or QCing target-capture uniformity.

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Annotates bacterial and archaeal genomes (isolates, MAGs, plasmids) with Bakta (active versioned databases, NCBI-compliant output) or Prokka (legacy), producing GFF3/GenBank/EMBL/FASTA with INSDC locus tags. Covers Bakta-vs-Prokka-vs-PGAP-vs-DFAST choice, light-vs-full database tiers, translation-table selection (11/4/25), archaeal and leaderless-gene caveats, the small-ORF blind spot, pseudogene-vs-phase-variation, the pangenome re-annotation trap, and submission compliance. Use when annotating a newly assembled prokaryotic genome, choosing an annotation tool, re-annotating a collection for pangenomics, or preparing annotations for NCBI/DDBJ submission.

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Designs pegRNAs and nicking guides for prime editing (PE) -- choosing the nick/strand, tuning the primer-binding site (PBS) and reverse-transcription template (RTT) as a per-locus panel, selecting the PE system (PE2/PE3/PE3b/PE4/PE5/PEmax/PE7), adding MMR-evading and PAM-disrupting silent edits, appending epegRNA 3' motifs (tevopreQ1/mpknot), and ranking with PRIDICT/DeepPrime. Covers twinPE/PASTE for large insertions and the prime-vs-base-editing decision. Use when designing a scarless point mutation, small insertion/deletion, or any of the 12 base conversions without a double-strand break, when efficiency is low and MMR inhibition or pegRNA stabilization is needed, or when routing a large insertion to an integrase method. Generic guide scoring and base editing are separate skills.

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Maps between gene identifier systems (Ensembl, Entrez, HGNC symbol, UniProt, RefSeq, MANE) using AnnotationDbi, biomaRt, mygene, pyensembl, and Ensembl REST. Encodes Ensembl version stripping with GENCODE _PAR_Y preservation, the Ziemann 2016 Excel autocorrect debacle and Bruford 2020 HGNC renames (SEPT*->SEPTIN*, MARCH*->MARCHF*, MARC*->MTARC*, DEC1->DELEC1), OCT4/POU5F1 alias resolution, biomaRt archive endpoints for release pinning, the `filters` (plural) gotcha, MANE Select for clinical reporting, cross-species orthology via Ensembl Compara / OMA / OrthoDB, and tx2gene construction for tximport. Use when converting gene IDs across systems, handling renamed symbols, building tx2gene, pinning to a specific Ensembl release for reproducibility, or mapping cross-species orthologs.

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Stores and operates on sparse expression matrices for single-cell and large bulk RNA-seq, covering dgCMatrix/dgRMatrix/dgTMatrix when-each-is-fast, the dgCMatrix (CSC, R) <-> CSR (Python) implicit transpose, AnnData (cells-rows) <-> SingleCellExperiment (cells-cols) orientation flip, HDF5/h5ad vs Zarr cloud-native shift, HDF5SummarizedExperiment + DelayedArray for out-of-memory bulk, scanpy backed mode for large h5ad, the ~10-15% density crossover where dense beats sparse, 10X format proliferation (MTX vs CellRanger H5 vs h5ad), the dense-conversion memory blow-up, and Dask + Zarr for consortium-scale matrices. Use when choosing sparse format, working with single-cell-sized matrices, importing/exporting 10X, debugging R/Python interop transposes, processing matrices too large for RAM, or building cloud-native pipelines.

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Query the Ensembl REST API for gene/transcript/protein lookup, sequence retrieval, comparative genomics (Compara), variant effect prediction (VEP), regulatory features, and cross-species ortholog/paralog calls. Use when pulling Ensembl-native data (Ensembl Gene IDs, version-pinned releases, archive endpoints for reproducibility), gene/transcript/exon structure with stable IDs, or VEP for variant annotation. Encodes the 15 req/sec rate limit, archive (e110.rest.ensembl.org) for reproducibility, Ensembl divisions (vertebrates / plants / fungi / metazoa / bacteria), and the symbol-vs-ID stability problem.

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Download genome assemblies, gene records, and ortholog data from NCBI using the modern Datasets v2 CLI (replaces assembly_summary.txt scraping and many EFetch workflows). Use when bulk-pulling genome assemblies, gene metadata across species, ortholog sets, or BLAST databases; when E-utilities are too slow for genome-scale work; or when automatic checksum verification, parallel download, and clean accession-driven retrieval are required. Encodes the JSON-lines output format, dataformat conversion, --dehydrated for cloud workflows, and when Datasets is/isn't the right tool.

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Quantifies CRISPR editing outcomes with CRISPResso2 (Clement 2019 Nat Biotechnol) across Cas9-nuclease (indels, HDR), CBE and ABE base editors (target conversion + bystander), and prime editor (pegRNA-templated) modes. Covers single-amplicon (CRISPResso), multi-sample batch (CRISPRessoBatch), pooled-amplicon (CRISPRessoPooled), WGS off-target (CRISPRessoWGS), and sample-comparison (CRISPRessoCompare) workflows; quantification-window math that controls what is called edited; substitution-vs-indel diagnostic to distinguish BE from Cas9 contamination; MMEJ deletion pattern interpretation; allele-frequency tables; and failure modes from amplicon misalignment or contamination. Use when quantifying editing from amplicon sequencing, choosing CRISPResso mode by design, distinguishing intended edits from bystanders and indel byproducts, debugging low-alignment runs, or generating publication-grade editing reports.

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Map N6-methyladenosine (m6A) RNA modifications at single-nucleotide resolution using miCLIP (Linder 2015), miCLIP2 + m6Aboost machine learning (Kortel 2021), GLORI (Liu 2023, antibody-free chemical conversion), DART-seq (Meyer 2019, APOBEC1-YTH fusion), m6Anet (nanopore direct RNA), or MeRIP-seq with calibration. Use when distinguishing antibody-based from antibody-free m6A detection methods, applying the DRACH motif constraint, reconciling cross-method disagreements (DART 44% in DRACH vs GLORI), or detecting m6Am at the cap.

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Calls HLA class I and class II alleles at 2/4/6/8-field resolution from WGS/WES/RNA-seq/long-read data using OptiType, HLA-LA, T1K, Polysolver, HLA-HD, arcasHLA, StarPhase, or HIBAG imputation. Use when typing for HSCT, solid-organ transplant, neoantigen prediction, PGx screening (B*57:01, B*15:02, etc.), or disease-association studies, with reconciliation across tools and IPD-IMGT/HLA version mismatch handling.

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Detect syntenic blocks and structural rearrangements between genomes using MCScanX (Wang 2012), JCVI/MCScan (Tang 2008 Python), GENESPACE (Lovell 2022) for orthology-anchored riparian visualization, SyRI for structural variation, AnchorWave for sequence-level synteny, i-ADHoRe 3.0 for highly diverged species, SynNet for synteny networks, and ntSynt for multi-genome macrosynteny. Use when identifying collinear gene blocks across species, distinguishing macrosynteny from microsynteny, detecting inversions/translocations/duplications, anchoring orthology in WGD lineages, producing publication riparian plots, computing synteny block age via Ks (cross-references whole-genome-duplication), or running synteny-aware ortholog inference in polyploids.

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Adversarial reviewer for The Federated Harbor whitepaper — the third paper in the Curiositech sequence after Anchor and Bonded Commons. Probes federation-specific threats: trust transitivity, cross-harbor token forgery, federated revocation under partition, cross-harbor Sybil, cross-domain settlement, equivocation, bond-pool draining, cold-start joining, federation-operator Sybil. Use during a versioned red-vs-white round; pairs with federated-harbor-whitehat. NOT for incident response, NOT for the Anchor or Bonded papers (use redteam-review).

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Defensive counterpart to federated-harbor-redteam: closes the smells that red team opens against The Federated Harbor whitepaper. Federation-specific defenses for cross-harbor primitives — mechanization commitments, scope hedges, cross-paper dependency formalization, pre-emptive analogies (CT, Macaroons, atomic swaps), and defense-in-depth framing (refuses vs prices). Use during a versioned red-vs-white round; pairs with federated-harbor-redteam. NOT for ad-hoc code review, NOT for the Anchor or Bonded papers (use whitehat-defense).

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Generate, fill, and assemble PDF documents at scale. Handles legal forms, contracts, invoices, certificates. Supports form filling (pdf-lib), template rendering (Puppeteer, LaTeX), digital signatures (DocuSign), and document assembly. Use for legal tech, HR automation, invoice generation. Activate on "PDF generation", "form filling", "document automation", "digital signatures". NOT for simple PDF viewing, basic file conversion, or OCR text extraction.

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Validates versioned permission requests against a grant scope and records comparison evidence. Activate on 'validate permissions', 'permission check', 'inheritance validation', 'permission matrix', 'security validation'. NOT for runtime enforcement (use dag-scope-enforcer) or isolation management (use dag-isolation-manager).

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Design and validate versioned DAGs with typed dependencies, gates, and evidence-bound readiness. NOT for executing a DAG, granting work authority, or treating an unverified gate as cleared.

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Architecture-level decisions for putting a CDN in front of a web app's static assets, API responses, and file/media delivery: provider selection (hyperscaler vs. specialist $/GB), signed-URL / tokenized access for gating private content at the edge, cache invalidation strategy (versioned URLs vs. purge APIs), origin shield / tiered caching for high-miss-rate content, and CDN-layer geo-restriction. Use when deciding which CDN to put in front of a new or growing service, when private/paywalled files need edge delivery without an origin round-trip per request, or when purge/invalidation behavior is being designed rather than debugged. NOT for HTTP cache-control header syntax, Vary, stale-while-revalidate, or surrogate-key purge mechanics (see `cdn-cache-control-headers`); NOT for Cloudflare-specific product configuration once Cloudflare is already chosen (see `cloudflare`); NOT for video-specific transcoding, adaptive bitrate ladders, or streaming-protocol packaging (see `managed-video-streaming-pipeline`).

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