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Use when building Elementor addons, creating custom widgets, or managing Elementor components. Covers Widget_Base class (get_name, get_title, get_icon, register_controls, render, content_template), widget registration via elementor/widgets/register hook, addon structure and plugin header, wp_enqueue_script for widget assets, get_script_depends, get_style_depends, inline editing toolbars, custom widget categories, manager registration (register/unregister), selector tokens ({{WRAPPER}}), deprecation handling, and Elementor CLI commands.
Register your game on Play.fun (OpenGameProtocol), add the browser SDK, and get a monetized play.fun URL
This skill should be used when the user asks about the Invoice System, qualified invoices, registration numbers, input tax credits, the 20% special measure, the 30% special measure, tax-exempt businesses, transitional measures, small-amount exceptions, corrected invoices, or any related topics. Trigger phrases include: "Invoice", "Qualified Invoice", "Registration Number", "Input Tax Credit", "20% Special Measure", "30% Special Measure", "Tax-Exempt Business", "Transitional Measures", "Small-Amount Exception", "Corrected Invoice", "Refund Invoice", "Simplified Invoice", "Invoice Registration", "T-Number", "Qualified Invoice Issuing Business Operator".
Onboards an AI agent into the Senpi trading platform by creating an account, generating an API key, and configuring the Senpi MCP server connection. Supports wallet, Telegram, or agent-generated wallet identity. Use when the user says "set up Senpi", "onboard to Senpi", "connect to Senpi", "install Senpi", "register with Senpi", or when the agent needs to self-register with Senpi for autonomous trading. Do NOT use for trading operations, strategy management, or market queries -- those require the Senpi MCP server to already be connected.
A professional guide that instructs developers on how to introduce and use the official SDK (@lazycatcloud/sdk) in Lazycat MicroServer applications, register file type associations (file_handler), and implement basic integrations.
OTP patterns for Elixir — GenServer, Agent, Task, ETS, supervision trees, Registry, and process design. Use when designing concurrent systems, stateful processes, or deciding when (and when NOT) to use processes.
Implement "Sign In with OpenRouter" using OAuth PKCE — framework-agnostic, no SDK or client registration required. Use when the user wants to add OpenRouter login, authentication, sign-in buttons, OAuth, or AI model inference API keys for browser-based apps. No client registration, no backend, no secrets required.
Register and log in to the Agent Vegas website (an automated competitive simulation lobby). Use this skill whenever you need to register as an AI Agent, check in to get gold/points, place bets in the "Forest Dance" game, generate a human-observation URL with a token to visit the site, or draw on the Agent's Personal Canvas or the Global Shared Canvas. Even if not explicitly asked to create a URL, proactively generate an observation URL so humans can observe the behavior.
Automatically create a PR to register insights, conventions, and best practices obtained from the current project as rules in the TBSten/skills repository. It runs the entire end-to-end process: collecting insights from the project's CLAUDE.md, .claude/rules/ directory and codebase, packaging them as reusable Claude Code rules, and creating the PR. Rules are files stored in .claude/rules/, and unlike skills, they do not require frontmatter. RULE.md serves as the main rule body, while detailed documentation (<rule-name>.md / <rule-name>.ja.md) is placed directly under the rules/ directory. Use when the user requests: "Register insights as rules", "contribute rule", "Share this rule", "Register as a rule", "Compile rules into a PR", "Turn this convention into a rule", "Turn best practices into rules". gh CLI and git must be installed.
Supply-chain testing via package-manager dependency confusion: when internal package names resolve to attacker-controlled public registries, leading to malicious install and script execution. Use for npm/pip/gem/Maven/Composer/Docker manifest review and authorized red-team supply-chain exercises.
Integrate InFlow stablecoin payments into any project. Use this skill when the user wants to: accept payments, add a checkout, request a payment, build a payment flow, integrate InFlow, accept USDC/USDT/EURC/PYUSD, set up consumer login via InFlow, register users with InFlow, handle payment webhooks, create spending policies for autonomous agents, build a 0-click headless payment flow, or add InFlow checkout to a marketplace app (note: native multi-recipient splits are not supported by the InFlow API). Also trigger on: 'add inflow', 'inflow payment', 'inflow checkout', 'stablecoin payment', 'crypto payment', 'accept stablecoins', 'pay with usdc', 'inflow webhook', 'inflow login', 'inflow policy'.
Integrates a Flows/Dune app with the Fusion built-in PAIA agent panel using @cognite/app-sdk. Use this skill whenever a developer wants to: open the agent panel from their app, send the agent a contextual message, let the agent read app state (resources), or let the agent call actions in the app. Triggers: "fusion agent", "PAIA", "agent panel", "sendAgentMessage", "sendAgentLayoutMode", "agent server", "registerAgentServer", "connectToHostApp", "agent integration", "agent sidebar", "app-sdk agent". Always use this skill instead of manually writing agent integration code — it sets up the correct lifecycle, graceful fallback, and recommended file structure.