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Analyzes logs efficiently through targeted search and iterative refinement. Use when investigating errors, debugging incidents, or analyzing patterns in application logs.
React Native Reanimated 4.x best practices, 60fps animation patterns, bug fixing, and code enhancement for Android and iOS. Use when writing, reviewing, fixing, or optimizing Reanimated animation code, gesture-driven interactions, worklets, layout animations, or shared element transitions. Triggers on tasks involving react-native-reanimated, useSharedValue, useAnimatedStyle, withSpring, withTiming, withDecay, Gesture.Pan, layout animations, worklet debugging, animation performance optimization, or troubleshooting janky animations. Also use when the user wants to fix animation bugs, enhance animation smoothness, review gesture code, or achieve 60fps on both Android and iOS. Also triggers when the user asks to review, audit, check, or upgrade their Reanimated code to best practices, or asks "is my animation code good", "check my reanimated code", "update to best practices", "review my animations", or similar requests.
Convex backend development patterns, validators, indexes, actions, queries, mutations, file storage, scheduling, React hooks, and components. Use when writing Convex code, debugging Convex issues, or planning Convex architecture.
Guide for debugging issue on a specific code sections, pattern, or files. Used this skill when user asking for assistant when debugging an issues or explaining a code.
Docker and Docker Compose mastery for containers, images, networks, volumes, and debugging. Use when user asks to "build a container", "run docker", "debug container", "write dockerfile", "docker compose up", "check container logs", "optimize docker image", or any container operations.
Query Langfuse traces for debugging LLM calls, analyzing token usage, and investigating workflow executions. Use when debugging AI/LLM behavior, checking trace data, or analyzing observability metrics.
How to use Chrome DevTools MCP for browser debugging. Use when you need to inspect pages, take screenshots, debug UI issues, or verify visual changes.
Build and operate Convex backends: functions (queries/mutations/actions/http actions), schemas, auth patterns, scheduling (cron/scheduled/workflows), file storage, testing, and debugging. Triggers: "convex", "query", "mutation", "action", "httpAction", "schema", "validator", "cron", "schedule", "workflow", "workpool", "ctx.db", "ctx.auth", "convex dev".
Use when ANY runtime debugging is needed — setting breakpoints, inspecting variables, evaluating expressions, analyzing threads, or reproducing crashes interactively with LLDB
CLI for debugging Node.js backend processes with non-blocking inspection. Use when the user needs to connect to Node.js processes (by PID, name, Docker, or port), set tracepoints/logpoints/exceptionpoints, capture call stacks and local variables, run JavaScript in the process context, or inspect console logs. Requires daemon; connect before other debug commands.
Advanced type-safe RPC patterns for Electrobun desktop applications. Covers bidirectional main↔webview communication, type safety with TypeScript, error handling and validation, performance optimization, streaming data patterns, batch operations, retry strategies, event-based communication, shared type definitions, RPC middleware, request/response patterns, and complex data synchronization. Use this skill when implementing complex communication between main and webview processes, need type-safe RPC with full IntelliSense, handling large data transfers, implementing real-time updates, building type-safe APIs between processes, debugging RPC issues, optimizing RPC performance, or implementing advanced patterns like streaming, batching, or pub/sub. Triggers include "RPC", "main webview communication", "type-safe RPC", "bidirectional RPC", "RPC performance", "RPC error handling", "shared types", "process communication", or "IPC patterns".
Covers Dagger Engine caching internals including cache key derivation, invalidation, and the immutable DAG model. Use when debugging cache misses, unexpected invalidations, or implementing caching-related engine features.