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Router for the 159 SfSkills `apex` skill packages. Apex and SOQL: triggers, Apex governor limits, async processing, OUTBOUND HTTP callouts, security enforcement, and test patterns. Owns calling an external API FROM Salesforce; salesforce-integration owns inbound. Generic nightly scheduling without naming code belongs to salesforce-flow. Codebase security review belongs to salesforce-security. NOT for SOSL — use salesforce-data. Use when the request mentions Apex, trigger, SOQL, Apex governor limit, batch, queueable, @future, schedulable, test class, CPU time, heap, with sharing, StripInaccessible, callout, HTTP callout, HttpRequest, call an external API, consume a REST API from Apex, Named Credential in Apex, HttpCalloutMock, Apex REST service. Finds and opens the exact skill package to read; it does not contain the guidance itself.

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Router for the 261 SfSkills `admin` skill packages. Declarative Salesforce configuration: objects, fields, record types, page layouts, permission sets, reports, the record-access model (OWD, role hierarchy, sharing rules), and the requirements work that precedes them. Use when the request mentions custom object, custom field, picklist, record type, page layout, permission set, profile, validation rule, report, dashboard, queue, approval process, user setup, sharing rule, org-wide default, OWD, role hierarchy, record access, record visibility, who can see this record, duplicate rule, matching rule, duplicate prevention, clean up duplicates, merge governance, Spring release, seasonal release, Release Updates, Sandbox Preview. Finds and opens the exact skill package to read; it does not contain the guidance itself.

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Best practices for building and maintaining applications with PowerSync: Cloud and self-hosted setup, sync configuration, client SDK usage, backend integration (Supabase, custom Postgres, MongoDB, Azure DocumentDB, MySQL, MSSQL), schema changes, watch and reactive queries (useQuery), attachments, the upload queue, and debugging. Use this skill whenever the user mentions PowerSync, a @powersync/* package (@powersync/web, @powersync/react-native, @powersync/node), the powersync Flutter/Dart package, the powersync Rust crate, wa-sqlite, offline-first sync, local-first architecture, sync rules, sync streams, uploadData, fetchCredentials, disconnectAndClear, logout or user switching in a synced app, real-time data replication, Electric Cloud migration, Electric Shapes, an app stuck on Syncing, data not syncing, or wants to add offline-capable sync to a mobile or web app, even if they do not explicitly name PowerSync.

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Full-site blog health assessment scanning all blog files for quality scores, orphan pages, topic cannibalization, stale content, and AI citation readiness. Runs canonical batch analysis before site-wide checks. Produces per-post scores and a prioritized action queue. Use when the user asks for a site-wide blog health check across many posts ("blog audit", "blog health", "audit all posts", "site audit of the blog"). For one post, or a quality score with fixes for a few named files, use blog-analyze instead.

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Build a dated monthly or quarterly editorial calendar: which posts to publish or review when, content mix, templates, distribution timing, and a material-change review queue. Use when the user says "editorial calendar", "content calendar", "publishing schedule", "what should I write this month". Not for positioning or pillars (blog-strategy), SERP-validated cluster maps (blog-cluster), or detecting declining pages from Search Console exports (blog-decay). Publication frequency is not a ranking signal.

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Audits a Cloudflare application repository for code paths and configuration that may create usage-based billing exposure. Use when asked to inspect Cloudflare Worker, D1, Durable Objects, storage, queue, or compute usage for unexpected bills, billing risks, or cost drivers. Reports evidence and uncertainty. Runs offline by default; optionally correlates user-authorized, bounded evidence from existing official tools. Does not guarantee a spending cap.

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Comment-archaeology sweep - find work items hiding in TODO/FIXME/for-now comments and plan-doc ledgers, judge them, file issues, queue trivial fixes. Good idle-loop activity.

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Operate Aavegotchi Gotchiverse player workflows on Base mainnet (8453): alchemica channeling, surveying and harvesting, crafting installations/tiles, building on parcels (equip/unequip/move/batch equip), installation upgrades, craft/upgrade queue management, and parcel access-right management. Use when interacting with Realm/Installation/Tile diamonds via subgraph-first discovery and onchain verification/execution with Foundry cast.

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Turn a short natural-language request into a bounded work contract (intent, scope, acceptance, initial queue) without asking for code or architecture review.

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Catalog APIs, persistence models, and message/event payloads into DATA_MODEL.md at the project root. Use after implementation when a diff touches request/response types, schemas, ORM models, queue payloads, or webhook shapes. Triggers on "document data model", "update DATA_MODEL", "catalog API shapes".

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Use when building data pipelines, ETL jobs, event processors, message-broker producers/consumers, application caching layers, database migrations, BigQuery queries, or event-sourcing handlers in TypeScript. Triggers on edits to indexer/ETL/migration code, Prisma or Drizzle schemas, BigQuery integration code, RabbitMQ/Kafka/SQS/BullMQ producer or consumer code, Redis cache wrappers, or mentions of "data engineering", "ETL", "pipeline", "indexer", "event sourcing", "data warehouse", "data migration", "message queue", "RabbitMQ", "Kafka", "SQS", "BullMQ", "Redis cache", or "caching".

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Build or review dygo durable Jobs, Job Executions, queues, workers, retries, idempotency, and Schedules. Use for background or recurring business work.

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Design and operate Azure Storage services for durability, performance, and secure access. Use this skill when users ask about Blob, Files, Queues, Tables, or Data Lake storage patterns. Covers redundancy, tiering, access models, lifecycle policies, and compliance.

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Design Kafka consumer groups that survive rebalances, hit the right delivery guarantee (at-most/at-least/exactly-once), and handle poison messages without stalling the topic. Use when picking a partition assignment strategy (Range vs Sticky vs Cooperative-Sticky vs the new KIP-848 protocol), tuning heartbeat / session / max.poll.interval timeouts, choosing manual vs auto offset commits, designing dead-letter or retry topics, or migrating from Classic to the next-gen Consumer protocol. NOT for Kafka cluster ops (broker tuning, partition reassignment), schema design (Avro/Protobuf/Schema Registry), or stream processing topology (use a kafka-streams skill).

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Wave-based parallel scheduling for DAG execution. Manages execution order, resource allocation, and parallelism constraints. Activate on 'schedule dag', 'execution waves', 'parallel scheduling', 'task queue', 'resource allocation'. NOT for building DAGs (use dag-graph-builder) or actual execution (use dag-parallel-executor).

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Diagnose and optimize timing-critical Chisel RTL for FPGA implementation while preserving cycle semantics. Use for Vivado timing bottlenecks, long ready or admission paths, queue and issue selection, free-list bank mapping, priority encoders, one-hot arbitration, wide muxes, late-arriving forwarding or override data, high-fanout controls, cross-module predicates, register-boundary changes, emitted-Verilog inspection, or routed-DCP A/B analysis. Also use when a source-level simplification needs proof that it changes timing without changing architectural state.

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Develop, challenge, and document Chisel processor microarchitecture designs before implementation. Use when discussing or writing design documents for processor pipelines, queues, issue logic, rename, ROB, LSU, caches, MSHRs, forwarding, wakeup, replay, flush, privilege, exceptions, or other cycle-accurate hardware mechanisms; when converting design conversations into stable Markdown specifications; or when reviewing a proposed Chisel CPU design for correctness, timing, area, verification cost, and cross-document consistency.

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Agent system design patterns distilled from the OpenClaw codebase. Gateway-centric control, Session Key hierarchy, Binding routing, Lane Queue concurrency, Sub-agent Spawn+Announce, 4-tier automation, Plugin architecture, Policy Chain, Failover strategies. Triggered by "gateway", "session", "binding", "lane", "spawn", "announce", "heartbeat", "cron", "hook", "plugin", "policy", "failover" keywords.

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Scan every open pull request in a GitHub repository, filter to the ones that are genuinely mergeable now, and report a compact verdict with a suggested merge order. Use when the user asks which PRs can be merged, wants an open-PR backlog triaged or reviewed in bulk, asks why a PR is blocked, or wants to clear a queue of stale or bot-reviewed PRs.

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Grind through ready beads in priority order by running several issues at once, each in its own isolated git worktree managed by worktrunk (`wt`), then merging the finished branches back one at a time. Use when asked to work the beads queue in parallel, to run N issues concurrently, or when a serial grind is too slow and the ready issues are independent.

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Review every Beads issue waiting on a person, one at a time, using the interactive questionnaire UI rather than plain-text prompts. Use when asked to go through blockers, clear the human queue, answer beads waiting on the user, triage `bd human list`, or unblock agent work that needs a decision.

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Grind through ready beads serially in priority order, one at a time in the current worktree, without stopping between issues. Use when asked to work the beads queue, grind the backlog, keep working through ready issues, or make unattended progress overnight. For concurrent worktrees instead, use beads-parallel-grinding.

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Checks the canonical upstream issue tracker, discussion forums, and open pull requests, merge requests, or equivalent change queues for existing reports, discussion, or work on a problem just discussed. Use before diagnosing, fixing, or reporting an apparent open-source problem to avoid duplicate effort and missed context.

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AWS serverless and event-driven architecture expert based on Well-Architected Framework. Use when building serverless APIs, Lambda functions, REST APIs, microservices, or async workflows. Covers Lambda with TypeScript/Python, API Gateway (REST/HTTP), DynamoDB, Step Functions, EventBridge, SQS, SNS, and serverless patterns. Essential when user mentions serverless, Lambda, API Gateway, event-driven, async processing, queues, pub/sub, or wants to build scalable serverless applications with AWS best practices.

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