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Deliver pre-rendered HTML content that was generated at build time for fast, cacheable pages.
Modern React data fetching patterns. Use when implementing caching, deduplication, optimistic updates, or parallel loading with TanStack Query, SWR, or Suspense.
Pass JSX elements to components through props for flexible, reusable component composition.
Stream server-rendered HTML to the client in chunks for faster Time to First Byte and First Contentful Paint.
Use functions to reuse stateful logic among multiple components throughout the app.
React rendering performance patterns. Use when reducing re-renders, optimizing memoization, state design, or reviewing React performance.
Enforce separation of concerns by separating the view from the application logic.
Render components on the server without sending their JavaScript to the client, dramatically reducing bundle sizes.
Create multiple components that work together to perform a single task by sharing implicit state.
Pass reusable logic down as props to components using Higher Order Components.
Generate a professional, detailed, figure-rich LaTeX course note and final PDF from a YouTube lecture, tutorial, or technical talk. Use when the user provides a YouTube URL and wants structured Chinese teaching notes that combine the video's title, chapters, diagrams, formulas, code, subtitle explanations, the original video cover on the front page, and a final synthesis chapter, with key frames extracted from the highest usable video resolution and inserted as figures, and where the final deliverable must include a rendered PDF.
Professional-level refinement and verification for Chinese SRT subtitles for launch. Used to clean ASR-based raw subtitles into a publishable version, only performing subtitle-level cleaning and correction without formal rewriting, summarization, or expansion; meanwhile, strictly maintaining synchronization with the original audio, splitting entries only within the original subtitle time range when necessary, outputting a complete clean SRT, and then using the accompanying verification script for final rule checks and timeline review. Suitable for tasks such as documentaries, interviews, oral broadcasts, screen recordings that require correcting recognition errors, deleting meaningless filler words, adding pause spaces, limiting single-entry word count, and avoiding accidental deletion of meaningful subtitles.