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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Defines working patterns for enterprise concerns such as entitlement, BYOD, and billing above Grida's OSS core. Covers EE markers, route groups, package naming, schema conventions, and deciding whether a feature belongs to the enterprise edition.
Provides general electrical engineering support for hardware design and review. References the canonical Circuit Weaver skill.
Covers DbContext configuration, migrations, interceptors, compiled queries, value converters, and query optimization. Includes ExecuteUpdateAsync and ExecuteDeleteAsync for database operations.
Offers guidance on best practices for using Entity Framework Core.
Covers NoTracking defaults, query splitting for navigation collections, and migration management. Includes dedicated migration services and common Entity Framework Core pitfalls.
Guide implementation of Effect workflows, services, layers, schemas, and configuration. Covers schedules, caches, streams, HTTP clients, and tests.
Supports repository setup for projects using the Effect TypeScript library.
Covers Effect 3 services and layers, typed errors, Schema/JSONSchema, configuration, runtime, and concurrency. Includes work with @effect/vitest, @effect/ai, @effect/sql, Effect Atom, and @prb/effect-next.
Automates navigation, forms, clicks, screenshots, page data extraction, and sign-in. Supports QA, bug investigation, and app quality reviews, with access to the user's logged-in sites and personal context for collaborative browser tasks.
Check Eight Sleep pod status and control temperature settings, alarms, and schedules.
Executes ES|QL queries against Elasticsearch data. Supports log analysis, metric aggregation, data exploration, and charts or dashboards based on query results.
Helps developers new to Elasticsearch clarify search intent, map their data, and build a working search experience. Explains relevant concepts and incorporates best practices for the use case.
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