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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Supports Microsoft Graph integrations in .NET, TypeScript/JavaScript, and Python applications accessing Microsoft 365 data. Covers authentication patterns, SDK setup, batching, delta queries, change notifications, throttling, and permission scopes.
Guides msgspec structures, metadata, JSON and MessagePack codecs, tagged unions, conversion, and encoding or decoding hooks. Covers validation constraints and Litestar DTO data shapes, with other modeling libraries relevant only at conversion boundaries.
Selects device or simulator profiling based on inputs, chip capabilities, and operating mode. Guides msOpProf commands, interprets metrics and traces, and diagnoses common failures. Produces structured reports with operator details, top metrics, bottlenecks, and optimization recommendations.
Uses the Microsoft Store Developer CLI to configure credentials, list apps, check submission status, publish submissions, and manage package flights. Supports Store publishing CI/CD and Partner Center integration across multiple Windows application frameworks.
Covers costume configuration and the three-layer avatar animation pipeline for players, NPCs, and monsters. Handles animation state mappings, weapon-specific motions, custom actions, and conflicts with automatic playback transitions.
Scans custom action, decorator, and composite nodes to catalog identifiers and properties. Builds complete behavior trees with Blackboard variables and property wiring, validates parent-child consistency, and maintains the project's behavior-tree specification.
Guides combat implementation using native MSW APIs for 2D games. Covers attack and hit processing, damage, invulnerability frames, knockback, audiovisual feedback, death and revival, custom events, and AI state machines.
Uses ModelBuilder to inspect and patch DefaultPlayer.model and Player.model and add or remove components. Supports movement speed, jump force, health, camera settings, physics, and movement components for different map modes.
Serves as the foundational skill for MapleStory Worlds work and an entry point before other MSW skills.
Checks a package catalog for reusable game systems such as inventory, shops, quests, leaderboards, saved data, and UI components. Retrieves matching package documentation and proposes integration when a suitable package exists.
Draws custom sprites using SVG, HTML5 Canvas, or HTML when asset search cannot find a suitable resource. Supports chunky pixel and MapleStory-inspired cartoon styles, with MCP upload or manual Maker registration to obtain a sprite RUID.
Guides new game planning and resumption of existing prototypes using questions and an MSW genre catalog. Produces and maintains implementation-ready game design documents, milestone roadmaps, phase plans, progress, and revisions without writing implementation code.
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