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Make a WooCommerce plugin HPOS-compatible (High-Performance Order Storage, default-on in WC 10.x) — declare via FeaturesUtil::declare_compatibility on before_woocommerce_init, replace $wpdb->postmeta / WP_Query order code with wc_get_orders + WC_Order::get_meta / update_meta_data, gate runtime branches on OrderUtil::custom_orders_table_usage_is_enabled, build admin hook names dynamically with OrderUtil::get_order_admin_screen (HPOS = woocommerce_page_wc-orders, legacy = shop_order). Use when scaffolding an order-touching plugin, auditing existing code for HPOS readiness, or fixing post-WC-10 silent breakage. Triggers on shop_order, get_post_meta with order context, FeaturesUtil, OrderUtil, custom_order_tables, before_woocommerce_init.

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Review and implement WordPress query-cache usage on WP 6.9+, especially direct interaction with query cache groups now using salted cache helpers. Covers wp_cache_get_salted, wp_cache_set_salted, wp_cache_get_multiple_salted, wp_cache_get_last_changed, affected query groups like post-queries, term-queries, user-queries, comment-queries, site-queries, and why plugins should usually use WP_Query APIs instead of writing query cache entries directly. Use when optimizing expensive reads, persistent object cache behavior, or cache invalidation bugs.

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Picks the right WordPress storage primitive for plugin data: options, user/post/term/comment meta, transients, site options, site transients, or custom tables. Covers grouped settings, autoload management, transient TTL rules, serialized/JSON blob trade-offs, multisite storage caveats, and naming conventions. Use when scaffolding settings, choosing persistence for plugin-owned data, or auditing update_option/get_option/get_post_meta/set_transient/autoload usage.

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Design and review Action Scheduler jobs in WordPress plugins using Action Scheduler 3.9.x public APIs - async, single, recurring, and cron-expression actions; action_scheduler_init load timing; hook/args/group naming; unique and priority parameters; idempotent callbacks; chunked workloads; activation/deactivation cleanup; WooCommerce-bundled or standalone dependency usage; admin and WP-CLI debugging; queue runner limits; and safe operational troubleshooting. Use when a plugin schedules background jobs with as_enqueue_async_action, as_schedule_single_action, as_schedule_recurring_action, as_schedule_cron_action, as_get_scheduled_actions, or integrates with WooCommerce background queues.

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Manage NV oOS Pro Schedules — create, update, delete, list, dry-run, view run history, and plan schedules from workflows. Covers all 7 Pro Schedule Manager MCP tools with usage patterns, cross-references, and operational troubleshooting. Use when creating recurring tasks, debugging schedule failures, pausing vs deleting schedules, converting Action Scheduler jobs to managed schedules, or bridging workflow outputs to timed execution.

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Convert a regular/single-user app into a multi-tenant SaaS — add authentication, organizations/teams, role-based permissions (RBAC), plans & billing (Stripe / HYP-היפ / license keys / usage metering), invites and onboarding. Use when the user wants to "turn this into a SaaS", "add login/orgs/teams", "add plans and payments", "add user roles/permissions", "make this multi-tenant", "הפוך לסאאס", "להוסיף התחברות / ארגונים / הרשאות / מסלולים ותשלום".

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Generates client SDK code, API wrapper libraries, request/response models, and language-specific usage patterns for any REST API.

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Automate Anthropic Admin tasks via Rube MCP (Composio): API keys, usage, workspaces, and organization management. Always search tools first for current schemas.

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Build AI phone agents with AgentPhone API. Use when the user wants to make phone calls, send/receive SMS, manage phone numbers, create voice agents, set up webhooks, or check usage — anything relate

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Use when the user asks to "draft an influencer contract", "review these agreement terms", or "build a partnership template"; produces a full influencer agreement framework (scope, compensation, usage rights, exclusivity, FTC disclosure), a clause-by-clause review with red flags, and a negotiation cheat sheet. Not for outreach negotiation before a deal exists — use outreach-manager. 达人合同/合作协议条款审查

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Use when improving prompts for any LLM. Applies proven prompt engineering techniques to boost output quality, reduce hallucinations, and cut token usage.

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Detects N+1 query patterns (relation access inside loops without eager loading), full-table get()/all() loads, and unsafe chunk()/cursor() usage in Laravel Eloquent code.

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Detect i18n/locale keys that are removed from source but remain in locale files, or keys added to locale files without source usage.

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Check task processing statistics to see how much data and how many docs are moving. Use when checking throughput, diagnosing a stalled task, verifying data movement, or reporting on task activity. Use when user says "is data flowing", "how much data", "check throughput", "how many documents", "task not processing", "data not arriving", "stats", "bytes processed", "stalled capture", "no data in destination", "data volume", "task report", "usage report", or "how much data did we process".

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Master ShellCheck static analysis configuration and usage for shell script quality. Use when setting up linting infrastructure, fixing code issues, or ensuring script portability.

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Govern FriendlyBet agent values, professional standards, anti-hallucination behavior, truthfulness, risk reporting, AI resource discipline, feedback loops, skill improvement, performance reviews, decision-rights hygiene, and team quality. Use when creating, reviewing, promoting, correcting, or retiring agents; reducing hallucinations or mistakes; reviewing AI/tool usage; handling agent incidents; or aligning work with Eyal's philanthropic user-first approach.

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Control FriendlyBet operating cost, free-tier viability, provider/API cost, GitHub Actions/Supabase/Vercel usage, documentation hygiene, company memory updates, playbook maintenance, and skill validation. Use when evaluating cost, operational burden, tooling, internal docs, company memory, or whether agent profiles should become full skills.

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Reduce OpenClaw token usage and API costs through smart model routing, heartbeat optimization, budget tracking, and native 2026.2.15 features (session pruning, bootstrap size limits, cache TTL alignment). Use when token costs are high, API rate limits are being hit, or hosting multiple agents at scale. The 4 executable scripts (context_optimizer, model_router, heartbeat_optimizer, token_tracker) are local-only — no network requests, no subprocess calls, no system modifications. Reference files (PROVIDERS.md, config-patches.json) document optional multi-provider strategies that require external API keys and network access if you choose to use them. See SECURITY.md for full breakdown.

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Use when working with Convex — convex backend platform management covering project inventory, table schemas, function deployments, scheduled job status, index configuration, environment variable auditing, and usage metrics. Use for comprehensive Convex project health and resource optimization.

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Use when working with Cube Dev — cube.dev semantic layer management — monitor deployments, data models, pre-aggregations, query performance, and API health. Use when inspecting cube schemas, debugging slow queries, reviewing pre-aggregation builds, or auditing API usage.

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Use when working with Cursor — cursor AI-powered editor management and team analytics. Covers team seat management, usage tracking, model configuration, rules file analysis, project settings review, and workspace configuration. Use when managing Cursor team licenses, reviewing AI feature adoption, or analyzing Cursor workspace and rules configurations.

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Use when working with Codeium — codeium (Windsurf) AI coding assistant management and analytics. Covers team seat management, usage tracking, language analytics, editor adoption metrics, security policy configuration, and enterprise deployment review. Use when managing Codeium/Windsurf licenses, reviewing team adoption, or analyzing AI-assisted coding productivity.

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Use when working with Cohere — cohere AI platform management covering models, embeddings, reranking, datasets, fine-tuning, and connectors. Use when monitoring API usage, analyzing model performance, reviewing fine-tuning jobs, managing datasets and connectors, or troubleshooting Cohere API issues.

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Use when working with Config Cat — configCat feature flag management, remote configuration, A/B testing, targeting rules, and percentage-based rollouts. Covers flag listing, targeting rule management, environment overrides, audit log review, and SDK integration status. Use when managing feature flags, reviewing targeting rules, analyzing flag usage, or auditing configuration changes in ConfigCat.

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