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Audit an HTTPS website for HTTP links in pages, resources, and application code. Group findings by link type, update internal URLs, and check whether external destinations support HTTPS before changing them.
Find resources loaded over unencrypted HTTP within HTTPS pages, a problem called mixed content. Review resource URLs and security headers, then guide HTTPS replacements and automatic request upgrades to address blocked or insecure resources.
Audit whether a website serves all pages over HTTPS with valid TLS certificates, which secure connections. Check certificate coverage and expiration, permanent redirects from HTTP, and HTTPS URLs for internal links and resources, then review the necessary configuration changes.
Review HTML forms and JavaScript requests to find data sent over unencrypted HTTP. Check submission URLs, pages with implicit form destinations, and server redirects, then update endpoints to use HTTPS.
Check that HTTP requests redirect to HTTPS with a permanent 301 response while preserving the page path and query parameters. Review server or CDN settings, verify response headers, and explain how HSTS helps returning visitors avoid HTTP requests.
Investigate slow page loads and check whether resources use HTTP/2 or HTTP/3. Measure the actual bottleneck, then recommend server or CDN changes where appropriate, explaining how shared connections and compressed headers affect loading.
Review HSTS, a browser policy that keeps site connections on HTTPS. Check response headers, policy duration, and subdomain coverage, guide server or CDN configuration, and explain the precautions needed before enabling browser preloading.
Add URL handlers to a TypeScript server built with Node's native HTTP module. The skill follows an existing switch/case router, connects named asynchronous handlers, and covers JSON responses, error handling, and optional shared request body parsing.
Guides HTTP integration with the agentmemory server for saving and searching knowledge. It explains authentication, request conventions, and endpoint references, including how to connect systems that do not support MCP, the agent tool connection protocol.
Guides development of iii functions, event triggers, and workers, the processes that execute functions. Helps choose result-returning calls, one-way calls, or queued work, inspect live registrations, and connect existing HTTP services.
Set up portless to give local development servers stable, named URLs instead of changing port numbers. It covers multiple apps, separate Git worktree URLs, HTTPS setup, and checks for proxy, domain resolution, and certificate problems.
Configure HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS proxies for requests to external providers. Manage shared or provider-specific rules, test connections, and control proxy rotation to define which intermediary servers handle outgoing requests.
Audit a page’s HTTP requests to find unnecessary network activity behind slow loading. Confirm bottlenecks with performance measurements, then suggest changes such as combining files, grouping icons, or embedding resources needed for the initial display.
Build and troubleshoot C#/.NET MCP servers that expose tools and information to AI agents. Guidance targets the official 2.x SDK and covers transport setup, authentication, interactive features, basic clients, and migration issues caused by changed defaults.
Compare the preferred page URL declared in HTML canonical tags with the one sent in HTTP Link headers. Identify conflicting declarations, recommend consistent values, and explain how to verify the final page and response.
Set up a new iii backend from engine installation to a working HTTP endpoint. Guides project creation, SDK installation, a first worker in TypeScript, Python, or Rust, and adding existing workers.
Examine captured network traffic for hidden malware communications in DNS, ICMP, and HTTP. Analyze domain patterns, packet sizes, and traffic frequency to identify suspicious channels used for remote control or data theft.
Configure authentication and per-project request limits for Google Cloud API Gateway. Secure access to Cloud Run backends, validate quota changes against existing configurations, and investigate HTTP 429 or Service Control Quota errors, including on MCP-enabled gateways.
Connect a domain you already own to a Convex app. The skill guides DNS records and domain verification, updates authentication settings for the new address, and checks that the app is served over HTTPS.
Manage Git user settings and authentication for a specific workspace. Set configuration values, register HTTPS access tokens, and import SSH keys, with options to list or remove credentials without exposing stored tokens or private keys in listings.
Record a website's network traffic in a HAR file, a log of requests and responses, then derive an HTTP client from its JSON requests. Reuse captured request details to run searches or fetch data without repeated browser interaction.
Integrate RuView through shell commands, an HTTP API, or WebAssembly builds, which run compiled code in browsers and supported edge devices. Covers survivor scan commands, result exports, API hosting, and browser or ESP32 deployment paths.
Review HTTP response headers and restrict browser features an application does not need, such as camera, microphone, and location access. Guide Permissions-Policy settings that limit what attackers could use if the site is compromised.
Audit canonical URLs, which tell search engines the preferred page address, for redirects. The skill checks rendered HTML and HTTP responses, identifies affected routes or templates, and guides updates that point directly to the final URL returning 200 OK.