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Use Argilla 2.x for human-feedback dataset annotation, Python SDK dataset workflows, server deployment/operations, webhooks, and legacy v1/Rubrix migration.
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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 related to telephony, phone numbers, or voice AI.
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Email infrastructure for AI agents. Create accounts, send/receive emails, manage webhooks, and check karma balance via the AgentMail API.
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Threat-model product features, APIs, data flows, secrets, permissions, supply-chain changes, auth boundaries, and risky code paths before or during implementation. Use when touching authentication, authorization, payments, secrets, user data, uploads, webhooks, admin tools, innerHTML/eval/exec, dependency upgrades, or cross-tenant access.
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Fix silent failures in Fastly Compute@Edge when using send_async for fire-and-forget requests. Use when: (1) Background tasks (migrations, webhooks, notifications) triggered from Compute never complete, (2) send_async PendingRequest is immediately dropped, (3) Fire-and-forget pattern works locally but fails in production, (4) An async trigger "logs as triggered" but the target service never receives the request (especially after renaming backend constants — the URL hostname is cosmetic, the backend name determines routing, so a global rename can silently reroute calls to the wrong service). Also covers silent backend-not-found errors when FALLBACK_BACKENDS or other backend constants reference names not configured in the Fastly dashboard.
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Integrates payment processing with Stripe, PayPal, or Square including subscriptions, webhooks, and PCI compliance. Use when implementing checkout flows, recurring billing, or handling refunds and disputes.
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This skill should be used when the user asks to "upload images to Cloudflare", "implement direct creator upload", "configure image transformations", "optimize WebP/AVIF", "create image variants", "generate signed URLs", "add image watermarks", "integrate with Next.js/Remix", "configure webhooks", "debug CORS errors", "troubleshoot error 5408/9401-9413", or "build responsive images with Cloudflare Images API".
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Use Xquik to fetch X (Twitter) data or act through a connected account. It covers search, profiles, followers, replies, threads, timelines, media downloads, bulk exports, trends, monitors, signed webhooks, draws, posts, likes, follows, DMs, and AI analysis of posts (sentiment, brand mentions, news, market signals, viral score, custom labels). Also use for hashtag or @handle tracking when no other network is named, Xquik MCP setup, pricing, and X API comparisons. Skip data from other social networks, code that stays on the official X API (such as tweepy with an X developer bearer token), official X widget implementation, and content drafting or analysis without an API task. Not affiliated with X Corp.
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Use this skill when an agent needs AssemblyAI for speech-to-text or speech-understanding work in media production, including pre-recorded, synchronous short-file, and real-time streaming transcription; speaker diarization or speaker identification; captions and subtitles; timestamps; language detection, code-switching, or transcript translation; audio intelligence such as summaries, chapters, topics, entities, key phrases, sentiment, content moderation, profanity filtering, and PII redaction; webhooks, scaling, rate limits, retention, security, consent, and QA for podcasts, interviews, captions, call recordings, and edit workflows.
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Use ElevenLabs Scribe for speech-to-text production workflows: transcribing audio or video files, diarization and speaker/channel handling, word/character timestamps, captions/subtitles, keyterm prompting, entity detection/redaction, webhooks, realtime STT boundaries, pricing/limits, privacy/retention, consent, artifact custody, and QA for podcasts, interviews, edits, accessibility captions, and localization prep.
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Select, integrate, and operate multi-model video-generation gateways — hosted inference aggregators such as fal.ai, Replicate, and WaveSpeed that expose many third-party video (and video-adjacent audio) models behind one account, one API surface, and one bill. Use when deciding whether to route video generation through a gateway versus a direct model-provider API; when comparing gateways on catalog, async/queue job design, webhooks, pricing, schema discovery, and version pinning; and when operating gateway workloads in production — spend controls, retries, cross-gateway failover, content- safety differences, data retention, and commercial-rights passthrough of the underlying model. Not for direct model-provider APIs, local/self-hosted inference, model training/fine-tuning, or image-only gateway use.
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Operate AudioShake's cloud source-separation service (developer.audioshake.ai) to split a recording into stems. Use when a task involves isolating vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, keys, strings, or winds from music; separating dialogue / music / effects (DME) for film-TV post-production, localization, and dubbing; splitting a mixed recording into one stem per speaker; lyric transcription or word-level alignment; music detection/identification; or speech denoise/dereverb. Covers the Tasks API job lifecycle (assets, targets, formats, polling vs webhooks, credits, limits), choosing which stem targets a production actually needs, reviewing separated stems for bleed / artifacts / transient smearing / phase problems and repairing them, the rights and consent questions raised by separating copyrighted or third-party recordings, and the decision boundary for when a local open model such as Demucs is the better route than the API. Not for generating or synthesizing new audio, mixing, or mastering.
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Use for producing Tavus AI-human videos and real-time avatar conversations with Tavus Faces/Replicas, PALs/Personas, async Video Generation, CVI conversations, consent-safe likeness workflows, webhooks, backgrounds, localization, and avatar QA.
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Generate AI lip sync and visual dubbing with Sync Labs (sync.so) — choose the right model (sync-3, lipsync-2, lipsync-2-pro, lipsync-1.9.0-beta, react-1), build the POST /v2/generate request, host inputs, handle async jobs via polling or webhooks, run batch dubbing/localization, and review output for sync accuracy and identity preservation. Use when an agent must re-voice, dub, translate, personalize, or re-time the mouth of a talking-head video (or animate a still face from audio), or must debug a failed/rejected Sync generation. Also covers consent, likeness, and rights obligations for editing a real person's face.
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Select, integrate, and operate multi-model image-generation gateways with model-specific schema discovery, version policy, asynchronous jobs, webhooks, spend approval, safe inputs and artifacts, data-governance review, and billing observability. Use for comparing or building against fal.ai, Replicate, or Together AI image APIs, including controlled failover; do not use for direct model-provider APIs, local inference, training, dedicated endpoint provisioning, video generation, or general image editing.
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Create, edit, guide, upscale, and quality-control still images with Leonardo.Ai's official Production API, including native Lucid and Phoenix models, uploaded or generated references, image-to-image, ControlNet guidance, realtime-canvas inpainting, Pro and Universal upscalers, and custom Elements or models. Use for Leonardo image API implementation, async polling or webhooks, dry-run and cost governance, secure artifact handling, prompt iteration, or production troubleshooting. Do not use for Leonardo video, 3D generation, unofficial wrappers, or third-party gateway APIs.
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Produce 3D assets with Meshy (meshy.ai) through its REST API and web platform — text-to-3D, image-to-3D, multi-image-to-3D, AI texturing/PBR, remesh/topology control, UV, and auto-rigging/animation. Use this skill when an agent must generate a mesh from a prompt or reference image, control polygon count and topology, apply or restyle textures, rig a humanoid for animation, export to GLB/FBX/OBJ/USDZ/STL for Unity/Unreal/Blender, drive Meshy's asynchronous job API (auth, polling, streaming, webhooks, credits, rate limits), review generated meshes for game/film/print readiness, or decide whether Meshy is the right tool at all. Not for editing an existing hand-modeled asset's geometry, hard-surface CAD with exact dimensions, or guaranteed-watertight manufacturing parts.
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Build and operate rights-aware Bria FIBO and FIBO Lite image-generation workflows with structured prompts, reference images, asynchronous status handling, webhooks, cost gates, and safe artifact downloads. Use when a user asks for Bria/FIBO generation, refinement, inspiration, reproducibility, hosted API integration, or a licensed-data image workflow; do not use for FIBO Edit, video, generic image editing, or third-party FIBO gateways.
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Klaviyo API and developer integration expertise. Event tracking, SDKs, webhooks, rate limits, OAuth, catalog sync, and code patterns. Use when the user asks about Klaviyo API, integrating with Klaviyo, tracking events, building custom integrations, webhook handling, or developer implementation. For marketing strategy, flow optimization, and campaign auditing, see the klaviyo-analyst skill.
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Clerk is a hosted authentication and user-management service with drop-in UI components, social login, email/password, organizations, RBAC and webhooks. Use when adding sign-in to Next.js, React, or Express apps, protecting routes with clerkMiddleware, setting up multi-tenant organizations and roles, or syncing Clerk users to your own database.
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You are an expert in Contentful, the API-first content platform for enterprise teams. You help developers integrate Contentful's Content Delivery API (CDN-backed, read), Content Management API (write), and Content Preview API (draft content) into websites and apps — using typed content models, localization, rich text rendering, image transformations, and webhooks for build triggers.
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Manage repositories, pipelines, and code review with Bitbucket Cloud. Use when a user asks to set up Bitbucket repositories, configure Bitbucket Pipelines for CI/CD, manage pull requests, set up branch permissions, use Bitbucket REST API 2.0, create webhooks, manage deployment environments, set up code review workflows, integrate with Jira, configure merge checks, or automate repository operations. Covers repository management, CI/CD pipelines, code review, deployments, and Atlassian ecosystem integration.
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Runs background jobs in Node.js with BullMQ, a job queue library backed by Redis (or PostgreSQL since v6): delayed and prioritized jobs, retries with backoff, rate limiting, cron-style job schedulers, parent-child flows and concurrency control. Use when a user asks to add a background worker, queue emails or webhooks, schedule recurring jobs, retry failed jobs, rate limit an API client, or migrate from Bull or from BullMQ 5 repeatable jobs.
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Expert guidance for Cal.com, the open-source scheduling platform for building booking and appointment systems. Helps developers integrate Cal.com's embed widgets, REST API, and webhooks to add scheduling capabilities to their applications.
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