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Use this skill for any PostgreSQL database work — table design, indexing, data types, constraints, extensions (pgvector, PostGIS, TimescaleDB), search, and migrations. **Trigger when user asks to:** - Explore an existing PostgreSQL database to understand its objects and relationships - Design or modify PostgreSQL tables, schemas, or data models - Choose data types, constraints, indexes, or partitioning strategies - Work with pgvector embeddings, semantic search, or RAG - Set up full-text search, hybrid search, or BM25 ranking - Use PostGIS for spatial/geographic data - Set up TimescaleDB hypertables for time-series data - Migrate tables to hypertables or evaluate migration candidates - Plan or execute safe schema migrations with zero downtime **Keywords:** PostgreSQL, Postgres, SQL, schema, table design, indexes, constraints, pgvector, PostGIS, TimescaleDB, hypertable, semantic search, hybrid search, BM25, time-series, migration

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Build, deploy, run, monitor, tune, and stop Simulink Real-Time applications. Use when the user wants to build a Simulink Real-Time model, load/start/stop an `.mldatx` on a target, set stop time or start options, drive root inports/playback/parameter stimulation, inspect installed or running apps, tune parameters with `getparam`/`setparam`, read ad hoc signal values with `getsignal`, manage parameter sets, control recording, or choose between file logging, live streaming, and file-log import. Covers `slbuild`, `install`, `load`, `start`, `stop`, `setStopTime`, `tg.Stimulation`, `startRecording`/`stopRecording`, `tg.FileLog.import`, `slrealtime.exportRun`, `getparam`/`setparam`, `getsignal`, and installed app management for Speedgoat targets and Simulink Real-Time Linux devices.

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Get the current date (with day of week) and time (HH:MM:SS) in a specified timezone. Auto-trigger when needing to know current time, date, or day of week — including when guessing user's location based on schedule, answering "what time is it", "what day is it", "today is what date", or any context where accurate real-time clock data is needed. Also trigger proactively at the start of conversations to ground yourself in the current time.

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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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Audit and repair Gaia user-tree timelines so every skill's current rank is explained by a chain of Hero's Journey events. Trigger this skill when: a contributor's profile chart shows a stale rank (e.g. still shows 3★ after a demotion to 1★); someone asks to "trace what happened" to a skill's rank; `validate_timelines.py` is failing in CI; you need to backfill missing `demote` or `rank_up` events before cutting a release; a skill was reclassified or Star-Bar-reset and the user tree was never updated; or any time the registry node and user tree disagree on a skill's current level. Uses `scripts/trace_timeline.py` (dry-run + apply) and `scripts/validate_timelines.py` (CI gate). Do NOT hand-edit `timeline[]` arrays — the script synthesises properly labelled events with `previousValue`/`newValue` so the rank chart plots correctly.

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Use when configuring OmniStudio at the org level: enabling Standard Runtime, selecting the Runtime Namespace, assigning Permission Set Licenses, toggling feature settings, and granting Experience Cloud community access. Trigger keywords: OmniStudio Settings, Standard OmniStudio Runtime, managed package runtime, runtime namespace, OmniStudio Permission Set, OmniStudio PSL. NOT for moving an org off the vlocity namespace — use omnistudio/vlocity-to-native-omnistudio-migration. NOT for deciding whether to adopt OmniStudio — use architect/omnistudio-vs-standard-decision.

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Build collaborative forensic incident timelines using Timesketch to ingest, normalize, and analyze multi-source event data for attack chain reconstruction and investigation documentation.

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Use when working with Betteruptime — better Uptime monitoring, status pages, incident management, on-call scheduling, and heartbeat tracking. Covers monitor configuration, response time analysis, incident lifecycle, on-call rotations, and SLA reporting. Use when managing uptime monitors, reviewing incident history, configuring on-call schedules, or analyzing response times in Better Uptime.

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Build collaborative forensic incident timelines using Timesketch to ingest, normalize, and analyze multi-source event data for attack chain reconstruction and investigation documentation.

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Locate BotProfile::ReactionTime in CS2 server.dll / libserver.so via IDA Pro MCP and emit a fresh, minimal-unique signature or offset for the local gamedata entry "BotProfile::ReactionTime" (symbol BotProfile_ReactionTime). This is a VIRTUAL function - resolve the BotProfile::ReactionTime vtable via RTTI and identify the slot, then emit the slot. Verify by xrefs from expected call sites. vtable slots commonly differ between platforms - never assume identical indices. Trigger: BotProfile_ReactionTime, BotProfile::ReactionTime

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Build collaborative forensic incident timelines using Timesketch to ingest, normalize, and analyze multi-source event data for attack chain reconstruction and investigation documentation.

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Check accurate current time, date, and timezone information for any location worldwide using time.is. Use when the user asks "what time is it in X", "current time in Y", or needs to verify timezone offsets.

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Look up addresses and coordinates, find nearby places, and check routes, travel times, and local timezones. Use open map data to gather location details for trips, local searches, or area research.

• Find cafes or pharmacies near a location
• Check routes and travel times between places
• Convert place names to coordinates and back

Retrieve a point-in-time view of vessel positions from AIS, the automatic ship identification system. Limit results to a geographic area and optionally include tanker information and candidates for maritime disruption or concealed activity.

• Check which vessels are in a selected sea area
• Review tanker positions around the Strait of Hormuz
• Investigate possible maritime traffic disruptions

Analyze WebSocket and SSE realtime connections in CTF sandboxes. Trace connection setup, authentication, subscriptions, and message sequences to explain changes in displayed or stored state and identify the smallest sequence that reproduces them.

• Inspecting connection setup and authentication data
• Decoding realtime messages and subscription flow
• Tracing reconnect behavior and message order

Examine Windows shortcut files to recover target paths, timestamps, drive identifiers, and machine details. Organize these traces into an investigation timeline covering local documents, USB devices, network shares, and suspicious startup shortcuts.

• Reconstruct document access history from Windows shortcuts
• Trace references to files on USB devices
• Investigate access to network shares

Analyze Windows Amcache records to investigate applications, deleted executable traces, and drivers. Extract file details, compare SHA-1 hashes with malware databases, and combine records into a timeline to support incident investigations.

• Investigating traces of deleted executables
• Checking software installed during an incident
• Comparing file hashes with malware databases

Parse Windows Prefetch files, which store traces of program execution, to extract run counts, timestamps, and referenced files. Build execution timelines and compare findings with other forensic evidence when investigating suspicious software or tool usage.

• Checking whether a suspicious program ran
• Building a timeline of investigative tool findings
• Investigating compression and file transfer tool usage

Analyze NTFS file records and change journals to investigate deleted files on Windows disks. Recover surviving metadata and content where possible, reconstruct file activity timelines, and compare timestamps for signs of deliberate manipulation.

• Recovering names and paths of deleted files
• Assessing whether deleted file content can be recovered
• Reconstructing file creation, modification, and deletion timelines

Investigate slow jobs, stale data, and timeout alerts by timing the specific operation and comparing monitoring thresholds. Produce an evidence-based verdict that distinguishes insufficient time, stalled work, and false alerts before proposing changes.

• Investigate repeated timeout alerts
• Check whether stale-data warnings reflect actual lag
• Compare monitor thresholds with gbrain doctor

Deploy SageMaker endpoints, the services that answer model requests, with automatic capacity scaling, CloudWatch alarms, and resource tags. Supports real-time and asynchronous inference, scaling down to zero instances, deployment checks, and resource cleanup.

• Deploying a real-time model endpoint
• Scaling a sparse workload down to zero instances
• Running long inference jobs asynchronously

Research employment questions about overtime, breaks, leave, worker classification, and final pay for a specific state or country. Receive an answer with cited legal sources, notes on recent changes, and issues requiring professional judgment.

• Checking overtime and break rules for a specific state
• Reviewing whether a role qualifies for an overtime exemption
• Checking final-pay deadlines and unused leave payouts

Review how evidence can be altered during authorized security exercises on Windows and Linux. Covers logs, timestamps, memory, disk records, and network traces, alongside the signs defenders use to detect manipulation.

• Planning authorized evidence manipulation tests
• Reviewing Windows and Linux forensic artifacts
• Checking detection coverage for altered evidence

Research decentralized exchange activity using read-only data on token prices, holders, trades, news, and sentiment. Track large wallets, examine new token launches, and set up real-time monitoring through CLI commands or custom WebSocket scripts.

• Check token prices, liquidity, and holder distribution
• Track large wallets and influential traders
• Review crypto news and market sentiment