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> graphql

Build and consume GraphQL APIs. Use when a user asks to create a GraphQL server, write GraphQL schemas, implement resolvers, set up subscriptions, build a GraphQL API, add authentication to GraphQL, optimize queries with DataLoader, implement pagination, handle file uploads, generate types from schema, consume a GraphQL endpoint, or migrate from REST to GraphQL. Covers Apollo Server, Apollo Client, schema design, resolvers, subscriptions, federation, and production patterns.

> webgl

Render 3D graphics in the browser with WebGL — set up rendering pipelines, write vertex and fragment shaders in GLSL, manage buffers and textures, handle camera transformations, and build interactive 3D scenes. Use when tasks involve 3D visualization, GPU-accelerated rendering, custom shaders, or building graphics-intensive web applications.

> hasura

Expert guidance for Hasura, the GraphQL engine that gives the agent instant, real-time GraphQL APIs over PostgreSQL (and other databases). Helps developers set up Hasura, configure permissions, write custom business logic with Actions and Event Triggers, and optimize GraphQL queries for production.

> pdf-ocr

Extract text from scanned PDFs using optical character recognition. Use when a user asks to OCR a PDF, read a scanned document, extract text from an image PDF, digitize a scanned file, convert a scanned PDF to text, or read text from a photograph of a document. Supports multiple languages and handles low-quality scans.

> echarts

Create interactive data visualizations with Apache ECharts. Use when a user asks to build charts, dashboards, or data-driven graphics using ECharts in React, Vue, or vanilla JavaScript applications.

> mermaid

Generate diagrams from text with Mermaid.js. Use when a user asks to create flowcharts, sequence diagrams, ERD diagrams, Gantt charts, class diagrams, or embed diagrams in Markdown documentation.

> metabase

Metabase is an open-source business intelligence tool for creating dashboards and visualizations. Learn Docker deployment, database connections, creating questions and dashboards, embedding analytics, and API usage.

> microsoft-teams

Build bots, automate workflows, and manage Microsoft Teams programmatically via Microsoft Graph API. Use when someone asks to "build a Teams bot", "automate Teams messages", "create Teams channels", "integrate with Teams", "Teams webhook", "send Teams notifications", "manage Teams meetings", or "Teams app development". Covers Graph API for messaging, channels, meetings, bots with Bot Framework, incoming webhooks, and Power Automate integration.

> microsoft-word

Create, edit, and manipulate Word documents (.docx) programmatically. Use when someone asks to "generate a Word document", "create a report in docx", "mail merge", "fill Word template", "extract text from Word", "convert markdown to Word", "add tables to Word", or "automate document generation". Covers python-docx for file manipulation, docxtpl for templates, and Microsoft Graph API for cloud documents.

> streamlit

Expert guidance for Streamlit, the Python framework for building interactive data applications and dashboards. Helps developers create web apps for data exploration, ML model demos, and internal tools using pure Python — no frontend skills required.

> monorepo-manager

Manage dependencies, workspace configurations, and cross-package relationships in monorepos using npm workspaces, pnpm, Yarn, Turborepo, or Nx. Use when syncing dependency versions across packages, resolving version conflicts, analyzing the dependency graph, or setting up build orchestration. Trigger words: monorepo, workspace, dependency sync, version conflict, turborepo, nx, pnpm workspace, cross-package, internal dependency.

> moonrepo

Manage monorepos and task orchestration with moonrepo — a Rust-based build system for JavaScript/TypeScript projects. Use when someone asks to "manage a monorepo", "moonrepo", "task runner for monorepo", "faster than Turborepo", "build system with dependency graph", or "monorepo tooling". Covers project configuration, task orchestration, dependency graph, caching, CI optimization, and toolchain management.

> msw

Assists with intercepting network requests for API mocking using Mock Service Worker (MSW). Use when mocking REST or GraphQL APIs for unit tests, integration tests, or local development without modifying application code or running mock servers. Trigger words: msw, mock service worker, api mocking, test mocking, request handlers, setupServer.

> lottie

Play After Effects animations on web and mobile with Lottie — load JSON animation files, control playback, listen to events, and integrate animations into React, Vue, or vanilla JS apps. Use when tasks involve adding motion graphics, animated icons, loading indicators, or micro-interactions exported from After Effects or other animation tools.

> sharepoint

Build integrations with SharePoint Online for document management, site automation, and intranet development. Use when someone asks to "integrate with SharePoint", "upload files to SharePoint", "manage SharePoint lists", "create SharePoint site", "automate SharePoint", "search SharePoint documents", "SharePoint API", or "SharePoint permissions". Covers Graph API for sites, lists, document libraries, file operations, search, permissions, and SharePoint Framework (SPFx) development.

> facebook-marketing

Create, optimize, and automate Facebook content for Pages, Groups, and Ads. Use when someone asks to "grow Facebook page", "create Facebook ads", "manage Facebook group", "Facebook API integration", "automate Facebook posting", "Facebook analytics", or "Facebook marketing strategy". Covers Pages, Groups, Graph API publishing, Ads Manager API, Messenger bots, and growth strategies.

> keystonejs

Expert guidance for KeystoneJS, the open-source headless CMS and application platform built on Node.js, GraphQL, and Prisma. Helps developers define content schemas, build admin interfaces, implement access control, and create custom GraphQL APIs for content-driven applications.

> kubernetes-helm

Manages Kubernetes clusters and Helm charts. Use when the user wants to write Kubernetes manifests, create Helm charts, deploy applications, debug pods, configure networking (services, ingress), set up autoscaling, manage secrets and config maps, write operators, troubleshoot cluster issues, or implement GitOps workflows. Trigger words: kubernetes, k8s, kubectl, helm, helm chart, pod, deployment, service, ingress, namespace, configmap, secret, hpa, pvc, statefulset, daemonset, cronjob, operator,

> konva

Build interactive 2D canvas applications with Konva. Use when a user asks to create drawing tools, image editors, interactive graphics, drag-and-drop interfaces, or canvas-based UIs using Konva or react-konva.

> traceloop

You are an expert in Traceloop and its OpenLLMetry SDK, the open-source observability framework that extends OpenTelemetry for LLM applications. You help developers instrument AI pipelines with automatic tracing for OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, LangChain, LlamaIndex, vector databases, and frameworks — exporting to any OpenTelemetry-compatible backend (Grafana Tempo, Jaeger, Datadog, Honeycomb, Traceloop Cloud).