prototype
Creates throwaway prototypes to answer design questions. Supports checking state models and logic or exploring the appearance of a user interface.
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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Creates throwaway prototypes to answer design questions. Supports checking state models and logic or exploring the appearance of a user interface.
Creates a throwaway prototype to answer a design question. Supports checking whether a state model or logic feels right and exploring how an interface should look.
Create a playable prototype in about an hour using greybox primitives and a strict time limit. Define explicit keep or discard criteria to assess mechanics, vertical slices, and MVPs.
Tests prototype pollution where user input is merged into objects or untrusted keys configure libraries. Covers query parsers, JSON bodies, deep assignment, and code execution gadgets involving Object.prototype in Node.js or browsers.
Builds on confirmed prototype pollution to explore server-side code execution and client-side gadgets. Covers filter bypasses, detection techniques, and framework-specific gadgets.
Identify and exploit Prototype Pollution vulnerabilities in JavaScript/Node.js applications. This skill covers the progression from polluting Object.prototype to identifying functional gadgets (like child_process.spawn) to achieve Remote Code Execution (RCE).
Determine the appropriate prototype fidelity and method before building. Align the approach with the design question and the decision the prototype should inform.
Verify that work actually shipped and actually works in production before telling the user it does. Checks uncommitted/unpushed code, every CI job, whether the live deployment is the current commit, whether real pages serve real content, whether API endpoints behave, whether logging and persistence are genuinely wired, and whether analytics events actually arrive. Use this skill before any claim t…
Uses the Terraform Plugin Framework to develop provider actions. Supports operations that execute before or after resource creation, updates, and destruction.
Uses HashiCorp patterns, tfplugindocs templates, and schema descriptions to document provider features and guides. Covers validating generated documentation and resolving missing or incorrect Terraform Registry content.
Covers Plugin Framework resource and data source implementation, including validators, plan modifiers, API waiters, and configured clients. Addresses drift, missing resources, import support, design choices, and required acceptance test coverage.
Covers test structure, state and plan checks, cross-step assertions, imports, sweepers, and configuration helpers. Includes update, disappearance, validation, regression, and ephemeral-resource testing patterns.
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