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Extract full paper details from a CNKI paper page including title, authors, affiliations, abstract, keywords, fund, classification. Use when the user needs detailed information about a specific paper.
Use this skill when building computer vision applications, implementing image classification, object detection, or segmentation pipelines. Triggers on image classification, object detection, YOLO, semantic segmentation, image preprocessing, data augmentation, transfer learning, CNN architectures, vision transformers, and any task requiring visual recognition or image analysis.
Use this skill when managing production incidents, designing on-call rotations, writing runbooks, conducting post-mortems, setting up status pages, or running war rooms. Triggers on incident response, incident commander, on-call schedule, pager escalation, runbook authoring, post-incident review, blameless retro, status page updates, war room coordination, severity classification, and any task requiring structured incident lifecycle management.
This skill should be used when working with pre-trained transformer models for natural language processing, computer vision, audio, or multimodal tasks. Use for text generation, classification, question answering, translation, summarization, image classification, object detection, speech recognition, and fine-tuning models on custom datasets.
Guidance for training FastText text classification models with constraints on model size and accuracy. This skill should be used when training FastText models, optimizing hyperparameters, or balancing trade-offs between model size and classification accuracy.
Use when designing error handling, retry policies, timeout behavior, or failure classification in Python. Also use when code swallows exceptions, loses error context across boundaries, has unbounded retries, silent failures, or lacks idempotency guarantees on retried writes.
Analyze emotion — mood classification, energy, valence, genre detection
Production incident response procedures for Python/React applications. Use when responding to production outages, investigating error spikes, diagnosing performance degradation, or conducting post-mortems. Covers severity classification (SEV1-SEV4), incident commander role, communication templates, diagnostic commands for FastAPI/ PostgreSQL/Redis, rollback procedures, and blameless post-mortem process. Does NOT cover monitoring setup (use monitoring-setup) or deployment procedures (use deployment-pipeline).
Implements high-performance local machine learning inference in the browser using ONNX Runtime Web. Use this skill when the user needs privacy-first, low-latency, or offline AI capabilities (e.g., image classification, object detection, or NLP) without server-side processing.
Expert in drone systems, computer vision, and autonomous navigation. Specializes in flight control, SLAM, object detection, sensor fusion, and path planning. Activate on "drone", "UAV", "SLAM", "visual odometry", "PID control", "MAVLink", "Pixhawk", "path planning", "A*", "RRT", "EKF", "sensor fusion", "optical flow", "ByteTrack". NOT for domain-specific inspection tasks like fire detection, roof damage assessment, or thermal analysis (use drone-inspection-specialist), GPU shader optimization (use metal-shader-expert), or general image classification without drone context (use clip-aware-embeddings).
SAP HANA Machine Learning Python Client (hana-ml) development skill. Use when: Building ML solutions with SAP HANA's in-database machine learning using Python hana-ml library for PAL/APL algorithms, DataFrame operations, AutoML, model persistence, and visualization. Keywords: hana-ml, SAP HANA, machine learning, PAL, APL, predictive analytics, HANA DataFrame, ConnectionContext, classification, regression, clustering, time series, ARIMA, gradient boosting, AutoML, SHAP, model storage
Retrieve historical market capitalization data for any stock using Octagon MCP. Use when tracking market cap changes over time, analyzing valuation trends, identifying peak and trough valuations, and comparing historical size classifications.