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Improve the resolution, sharpness, and clarity of images and screenshots used in presentations and documentation. This catalogue entry helps agents discover the skill; running the full workflow requires installing the upstream bundle.
Find official documentation for a library, framework, or API and apply it to the task at hand. Check the relevant version, distinguish documented facts from assumptions, and verify code changes with a focused test or concrete command.
Improve screenshots and digital images by increasing resolution, sharpening details, and reducing noise and compression artifacts. Prepare images for presentations, documentation, blogs, or social posts, with folder-wide batch processing and backups of the originals.
Review implemented features against their requirements, add missing tests, and check performance constraints. Produce documentation, a table linking requirements to code and tests, and evidence showing whether the feature is ready for deployment.
Review OpenAI Cookbook documentation and notebook prose for technical accuracy, readable wording, consistent terminology, and publication metadata. Make focused edits, preserve notebook code and outputs, and report unresolved issues with validation results.
Fact-check finished OpenSpec documentation with a separate reviewer that checks commands, examples, and behavior against source files and actual output. Receive prioritized findings, suggested fixes, verification evidence, and a list of claims that remain unverified.
Work through project decisions one question at a time, with a recommended answer and a short explanation. Record settled choices in project documentation, including scope, completion criteria, constraints, risks, and unresolved questions.
Add interactive animation demos to Remotion documentation pages. This skill covers creating React components, registering playback settings, embedding demos in MDX, and adding controls such as sliders, checkboxes, dropdowns, and text inputs.
Create a new @remotion package within the Remotion monorepo, a repository containing multiple packages. Set up its files, register it across the project, and prepare documentation, usage examples, and build configuration.
Apply consistent deprecation notices to public Remotion APIs that remain available. Use TypeScript annotations and documentation formatting to mark APIs as no longer recommended, identify replacements, and review whether both representations follow the conventions.
Add a Remotion command-line or configuration option, or convert a hardcoded flag into a shared option definition. Connect parsing, configuration setters, help entries, and generated documentation so the option is consistently available and documented.
Retrieve current documentation and code examples from Context7 for libraries, frameworks, and developer tools. Use the results to answer questions about API syntax, configuration, installation, version migration, and library-specific problems.
Look up current library and framework documentation with Context7 to explain setup, configuration, and APIs. Retrieve relevant code examples, prefer official packages, and use documentation for a specified version when available.
Prepare coordinated Appwrite launch materials: documentation updates, an announcement blog post, and a changelog entry. Keep feature names, examples, dates, and links consistent, with the documentation serving as the factual reference.
Organize treatment decisions already supplied and verified by authorized licensed professionals into local JSON documents. Check document structure, source references, declared review status, and supplied dates to support documentation handoffs without making clinical decisions.
Review the journey from discovering an API to receiving the first successful response. Identify delays in signup, authentication, setup, and documentation, then plan improvements using test environments, interactive examples, clearer errors, and measurements of progress.
Build REST API endpoints, the routes applications use to exchange data, with input validation, authentication, access checks, error handling, and documentation. Covers creating, reading, updating, and deleting records, plus pagination and consistent response formats.
Create API specifications, interactive documentation, and developer portals that explain how to use an API. The skill also covers authentication examples, SDK generation, example testing, and migration guides to help developers integrate and maintain their applications.
Set consistent Python conventions for naming, formatting, type checking, and documentation. Configure ruff and mypy or pyright, write clear function descriptions, and organize README and changelog content so a team can maintain shared standards.
Create and maintain OpenAPI 3.1 specifications from existing code or initial designs. Use these API descriptions to prepare documentation, generate client SDKs—libraries for calling an API—and check whether implementations match their specifications.
Find explanations, tutorials, configuration guidance, and code examples in official documentation for Microsoft technologies. Choose documentation sources for Azure, .NET, VS Code, GitHub, Aspire, and Agent Framework based on where the relevant material is published.
Check an MCP server before release through a real client session. Compare available features with source code and documentation, test invalid requests and installation, and produce a verdict backed by reproducible commands and responses.
Review and refine source-code comments and documentation attached to functions or other declarations. The skill removes redundant explanations, checks outdated TODOs, and preserves concise, evidence-based reasons and constraints that maintainers cannot readily infer from the code.
Research a question by splitting it into two to five topics and assigning parallel documentation agents. Get a combined summary, detailed findings for each topic, and source URLs from web searches and documentation lookups.