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Reverse engineering techniques for CTF challenges. Use when analyzing binaries, game clients, obfuscated code, or esoteric languages.
Multi-platform, multi-channel notification skill for AI code agents. Sends notifications (sound, macOS alert, Telegram, Email, Slack, Discord) when the agent needs user interaction or completes a task. Supports Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI, Cursor, Codex, and Aider.
Generate a smart bootstrap prompt to continue the current conversation in a fresh session. Use when (1) approaching context limits, (2) user says "handoff", "bootstrap", "continue later", "save session", or similar, (3) before closing a session with unfinished work, (4) user wants to resume in a different environment. Outputs a clipboard-ready prompt capturing essential context while minimizing tokens.
Framework-agnostic frontend security guide based on OWASP Secure Coding Practices. Covers XSS prevention, CSRF protection, Content Security Policy (CSP), secure cookie configuration, client-side authentication patterns, input validation, secure storage, and security headers. Activates for security audits, vulnerability reviews, or browser security questions in any web application. NOT for backend/NestJS security (use generating-nest-servers). NOT for Nuxt-specific implementation (use developing-lt-frontend).
Python package for working with DICOM files. It allows you to read, modify, and write DICOM data in a Pythonic way. Essential for medical imaging processing, clinical data extraction, and AI in radiology.
Build and deploy autonomous AI agents using the OpenServ SDK (@openserv-labs/sdk). IMPORTANT - Always read the companion skill openserv-client alongside this skill, as both packages are required to build and run agents. openserv-client covers the full Platform API for multi-agent workflows and ERC-8004 on-chain identity. Read reference.md for the full API reference.
Model Context Protocol expert for building MCP servers, tools, resources, and client integrationsUse when "mcp server, model context protocol, claude code extension, building ai tools, tool definition, mcp transport, stdio transport, sse transport, resource provider, prompt template, mcp, model-context-protocol, claude-code, ai-tools, llm-integration, anthropic, server, protocol" mentioned.
Sets up and uses NativeWind v4 (Tailwind CSS v3) in Expo React Native apps, including Expo Router. Configures tailwind.config.js, global.css, babel.config.js (jsxImportSource + nativewind/babel), metro.config.js (withNativeWind + input), and app.json (web bundler metro). Troubleshoots “className not applying”, Tailwind CLI compilation, and Metro cache issues. Implements reusable components/variants, dark mode + theming via CSS variables (vars/useColorScheme), and third-party component styling (remapProps/cssInterop). Use when working on Expo projects using NativeWind v4, Tailwind-style className utilities, or when debugging NativeWind configuration.
Circuit breaker, retry, and DLQ patterns for .NET using Polly and Brighter. Use when implementing fault tolerance, handling transient failures, configuring retry strategies, or setting up dead letter queues. Includes Polly HttpClient patterns and Brighter message handler resilience.
Track and check updates for all OpenClaw dependencies: managed skills (GitHub/ClewHub), bundled skills, workspace skills, npm packages, pip packages, and CLI tools. Use when user asks "check for updates", "dependency status", "are my skills up to date", "什么需要更新", "检查依赖", "检查更新", or wants a dependency health report. Triggers on: dependency check, skill updates, outdated packages, version drift.
Titanium SDK native feature integration guide. Use when implementing, reviewing, analyzing, or examining Titanium location services, maps (Google Maps v2, Map Kit), push notifications (APNs, FCM), camera/gallery, media APIs, SQLite databases, HTTPClient networking, WKWebView, Android Intents, background services, iOS Keychain/iCloud, WatchKit/Siri integration, or CI/CD with Fastlane and Appium.
Apply factory function patterns to compose clients and services with proper separation of concerns. Use when creating functions that depend on external clients, wrapping resources with domain-specific methods, or refactoring code that mixes client/service/method options together.