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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Builds tenant-facing template editors with variables, channel overrides, previews, and safe submission flows. Covers WhatsApp review, RCS suggestion chips, authentication templates, lifecycle UX, and mapping interface data to API payloads.
Produces side-by-side comparisons of two or more .NET templates to support project template selection. Explains differences in parameters, supported features, frameworks, and classifications before project creation.
Maps project descriptions to ranked dotnet new template matches with suggested parameters. Inspects template constraints and expected output, with high-level comparisons to support selection.
Populates document templates with supplied data. Describes mail merge support for any document format.
Scaffolds .NET projects using validated parameters, smart defaults, and current NuGet version resolution. Supports template package installation, multi-project composition, and adaptation to Central Package Management.
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Provides a reusable structure for authoring new agent skills. Emphasizes clear activation triggers, workflows, and input/output contracts.
Applies cross-parameter rules for .NET project creation, including framework selection for native AOT, HTTPS with authentication, and mutually exclusive API options. Fills unset values and explains applied defaults.
Checks custom template.json files before publishing and diagnoses templates missing after installation. Reviews parameter types and defaults, shortName conflicts, post-actions, constraints, and common silent failures.
Provides project scaffolding templates for creating applications from scratch. Includes 12 templates covering various technology stacks.
Configures Tempo deployment, object storage, trace ingestion, metrics generation, and multi-tenancy. Uses TraceQL to investigate slow or failed requests and connects traces with logs, metrics, profiles, and service graphs.
Implement unit, integration, and replay tests for Temporal workflows. Covers pytest, time-skipping, mocking strategies, local development setup, and debugging test failures.
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