pulumi-best-practices
Write, review, and debug Pulumi infrastructure programs, including outputs, dependencies, components, configuration, and CI workflows.
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Implement and debug .NET native library interop using P/Invoke, LibraryImport, safe handles, and correct memory and string marshalling.
Configure and collect crash dumps from modern .NET processes, including applications running in Docker and Kubernetes.
Monitor GKE TPU utilization, memory, readiness, availability, and interruptions using system metrics and PromQL.
Diagnose .NET Framework runtime selection and loading failures using CLR activation logs.
Review TypeScript, React, C#, and Markdown against project conventions for naming, documentation, structure, async behavior, and architectural decisions.
Configures and recovers Microsoft Testing Platform console hot reload for persistent edit-and-rerun test workflows.
Creates skill evaluation specifications with stimuli, graders, rubrics, fixtures, and statistical power considerations.
Use Blender MCP and Python to inspect scenes, manipulate assets, export GLTF/GLB, and optimize materials, textures, and animations.
Plan, tune, debug, evaluate, export, and deploy Nemotron embedding and reranking retrieval recipes.
Configure Zoom credentials, OAuth grants, scopes, and token refresh, and troubleshoot authentication failures.
Provide exact LikeC4 DSL and CLI syntax for architecture models, relationships, dynamic views, validation, and exports.
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