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Convert NUnit 3 or 4 tests to MSTest v4 while keeping the existing target framework and test runner. The workflow translates assertions, test data, setup, and concurrency settings, then compares test counts and results.
Install and configure mirrord Operator for team use on Kubernetes. The skill covers licensing, access permissions, feature settings, internal registries, and offline deployments, with guidance for upgrades and troubleshooting across supported cluster platforms.
Connect an AI agent to a SkillHub registry, a source of installable skills. Use the official CLI to search, install, list, and check selected upgrades while verifying package sources and respecting local changes.
Convert .NET tests from NUnit 3/4 to MSTest v4 while preserving VSTest or MTP. Use for replacing NUnit/NUnit3TestAdapter packages, Test/TestCase/ TestCaseSource/Values attributes, constraint assertions, SetUp/TearDown, OneTimeSetUp, SetUpFixture, FixtureLifeCycle, TestContext, categories, retries, timeouts, and NUnit parallelization. Also use when a "convert NUnit to MSTest" request may already be migrated: inspect and report the no-op. Do not use for NUnit version upgrades, xUnit/TUnit conversion, MSTest upgrades, or runner-only VSTest-to-MTP migration.
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Guided setup and upgrade-check experience for Lattice projects -- scans the repository, detects existing configuration and outdated conventions, suggests refiners and available upgrades in priority order, and creates or reconciles the .lattice/ config. Bridges the gap between installing skills and getting first value, and between upgrading Lattice and adopting its newest conventions. Use when the user says 'lattice init', 'set up lattice', 'initialize lattice', 'get started with lattice', 'configure lattice for this project', 'check for lattice upgrades', or 'upgrade lattice conventions'.
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Audit project dependencies for outdated packages, security vulnerabilities, and breaking changes. Use when someone asks to "check for outdated packages", "audit dependencies", "find vulnerable dependencies", "plan dependency upgrades", "detect breaking changes", or "update npm packages safely". Analyzes package.json/lock files, cross-references changelogs, and produces ordered upgrade plans.
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Manages GKE application onboarding, covering containerization, deployment manifests, and migration. Use when onboarding or deploying an application to GKE for the first time, or containerizing an app for GKE. Don't use for general GKE cluster administration or upgrades (use gke-basics or gke-upgrades instead).
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Manages core GKE cluster provisioning, credentials, Autopilot vs Standard selection, and workload deployment. Use when creating GKE clusters, fetching kubectl credentials, configuring Workload Identity, or deciding between Autopilot and Standard modes. Don't use for specialized GKE networking (use gke-networking), advanced security hardening (use gke-platform-security or gke-workload-security), or cluster upgrades (use gke-upgrades).
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Implement 10 advanced AI agent node types for any DSL/runtime system — plan compiler, code interpreter, critique loops, intelligent routing, multi-agent ensemble, persistent memory, external API tools, iterative loops, data transforms, and parallel execution. Use this skill whenever the user wants to add agent capabilities to a workflow engine, build an AI orchestration framework, implement Karpathy-style AI upgrades, add new node types to a DSL runtime, or create autonomous agent pipelines. Also trigger when the user mentions AetherLang, flow engines, node types, agent frameworks, or wants to upgrade their AI system with capabilities like self-programming, reflection, routing, ensemble, memory, or tool use.
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Builds native Android apps with the Android team's guides — Jetpack Compose UI, adaptive layouts, edge-to-edge, Compose styles, migrating XML views to Compose, Navigation 3 and predictive back; Android Gradle Plugin 9 upgrades, R8 keep rule analysis, profiling with Android Studio and Perfetto, and the Android CLI; Google Play policy compliance, Play Billing upgrades and the Engage SDK; Credential Manager restore and verified email; CameraX and Media3 Cast; App Functions and the ML Kit GenAI Prompt API; Wear OS, Android TV and display glasses. Use when writing, upgrading or auditing native Android (Kotlin) code for any of these topics, even if the user does not name the library.
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Verify Spring Boot changes through builds, static analysis that checks code without running it, tests, coverage checks, and security scans. Review the diff and produce a pass/fail report showing readiness and issues to fix.
Build and maintain MCP servers that let AI assistants use tools, read data, and access reusable prompts. Covers Node/TypeScript implementation, input validation, transport choices for local or remote clients, and registration or connection troubleshooting.
Update gstack by detecting how it is installed, refreshing registered installations, and handling project copies and version migrations. Receive a summary of user-facing changes, along with installation-specific recovery information if an upgrade fails.
Regenerate an iOS app's debug bridge, the code connecting it to debugging tools, using current gstack templates. Update Swift support files and typed state accessors after gstack upgrades or ViewModel and property additions.
Review code changes before merging across correctness, readability, architecture, security, and performance. Get findings that distinguish required fixes from optional suggestions, with concrete ways to simplify code and checks on test coverage.
Audit and improve an existing website or app's interface while preserving its functionality and technology stack. Refine typography, colors, layout, and interaction states through focused changes, checking functionality after each update.
Design and improve SaaS upgrade screens, paywalls that restrict access to paid features, and upsell dialogs. Use it to shape screens that encourage paid subscriptions and support experiments with pricing pages.
Update all Storybook packages in a project to a chosen release or canary, an early development build. Use it to test changes in external apps, reproduce bugs, and keep package versions aligned while handling peer dependencies.
Guide Prisma 8 development by selecting task-specific references for data definitions, queries, migrations that change database structure, runtime setup, debugging, and upgrades. Check package versions and generated contract files before proceeding with implementation.
Trace how requests travel through a CTF sandbox, from hostnames and proxy rules to containers and processes. Compare headers and live traffic to identify which service handles a request and what changes its destination.
Modernize existing React applications through version upgrades and migration from class components to Hooks, functions for state and lifecycle behavior. Includes React 18 rendering APIs, grouped state updates, and features for prioritizing interface updates.
Plan Codewhale changes by locating the existing implementation and its callers, defining one reviewable change, and choosing verification before editing. Use it for features, upgrades, and refactoring to avoid duplicate implementations and unfinished migrations.
Upgrade Java projects through versions 11, 17, 21, and 25 with step-by-step guidance. Identify current build settings, update compatible dependencies, verify each stage with tests, and gradually adopt newer language features while preserving behavior.
Check Microsoft API usage against official documentation and code samples. Find methods, parameters, and packages for Azure SDKs, .NET libraries, and Microsoft APIs, then compare implementations to investigate errors or outdated patterns.