> browse/registry

> directus

Build backends and APIs with Directus headless CMS. Use when a user asks to create a headless CMS, build a content API without coding, set up a backend admin panel, create REST or GraphQL APIs from a database, manage content with roles and permissions, build a data platform with auto-generated APIs, or replace traditional CMS with a headless solution. Covers data modeling, auto-generated REST/GraphQL APIs, roles/permissions, flows (automation), file storage, and SDK integration.

> spring-boot

Spring Boot is a Java framework that simplifies building production-ready applications. It provides auto-configuration, embedded servers, and opinionated defaults for REST APIs, data access with JPA, security, and monitoring via Actuator.

> wordpress

You are an expert in WordPress, the open-source CMS powering 43% of the web. You help developers build websites, blogs, e-commerce stores, and web applications using WordPress block editor (Gutenberg), custom themes, plugins, REST API, WP-CLI, and headless WordPress — from simple blogs to complex multi-site enterprise platforms.

> 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.

> api-tester

Test REST and GraphQL API endpoints with structured assertions and reporting. Use when a user asks to test an API, hit an endpoint, check if an API works, validate a response, debug an API call, test authentication flows, or verify API contracts. Supports GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE with headers, body, auth, and response validation.

> api-versioning

Version REST and GraphQL APIs. Use when a user asks to version an API, handle breaking changes, implement API deprecation, manage multiple API versions, or design an API evolution strategy.

> eventbridge

You are an expert in Amazon EventBridge, the serverless event bus for building event-driven architectures. You help developers route events between AWS services, SaaS applications, and custom microservices using event rules, patterns, transformations, dead-letter queues, and scheduling — decoupling producers from consumers with content-based routing that scales automatically.

> jaeger

Deploy and use Jaeger for distributed tracing across microservices. Use when a user needs to set up trace collection, instrument applications with OpenTelemetry, analyze trace data to find latency bottlenecks, or configure Jaeger storage backends and sampling strategies.

> ollama-sdk

You are an expert in Ollama, the tool for running open-source LLMs locally. You help developers run Llama, Mistral, Gemma, Phi, CodeLlama, and other models on their machine with a simple CLI and REST API — enabling private AI development, offline inference, fine-tuning experiments, and cost-free prototyping without sending data to cloud APIs.

> observability-setup

Set up end-to-end observability for microservices. Use when someone asks to "add tracing", "set up monitoring", "configure OpenTelemetry", "build Grafana dashboards", "distributed tracing", "structured logging", "metrics collection", or "debug production issues". Covers OpenTelemetry instrumentation, collector configuration, Grafana LGTM stack deployment, dashboard provisioning, and alert rules.

> otel-js

Instrument Node.js apps with OpenTelemetry. Use when a user asks to add distributed tracing, collect metrics, instrument HTTP requests, trace database queries, or set up observability for microservices.

> pocketbase

Assists with building backends using PocketBase, a single-binary backend with embedded SQLite, real-time subscriptions, file storage, and authentication. Use when creating MVPs, prototyping APIs, configuring collections, or setting up auth flows. Trigger words: pocketbase, backend, sqlite, real-time, single binary, collections, pb.

> refine

Build data-intensive React applications with Refine. Use when a user asks to create admin panels, dashboards, or CRUD interfaces using Refine with REST, GraphQL, or custom data providers and Ant Design or Material UI.

> strapi

You are an expert in Strapi, the leading open-source headless CMS built with Node.js. You help teams build content APIs using Strapi's admin panel for content modeling, role-based access control, media library, and plugin system — with auto-generated REST and GraphQL APIs that power websites, mobile apps, and any frontend through a clean content management interface that non-technical editors can use.

> superset

Apache Superset is an open-source data exploration and visualization platform. Learn Docker deployment, database connections, chart creation, dashboard building, SQL Lab usage, and programmatic access via the REST API.

> symfony

You are an expert in Symfony, the enterprise PHP framework for building web applications and APIs. You help developers build production systems with Symfony's component architecture, Doctrine ORM, dependency injection, event system, security component, API Platform for REST/GraphQL, and Messenger for async processing — the backbone of enterprise PHP used by companies processing billions of requests.

> temporal

Build reliable distributed workflows with Temporal. Use when a user asks to orchestrate microservices, handle long-running workflows, implement saga patterns, build reliable background jobs, or create fault-tolerant distributed systems.

> tinybird

Build real-time analytics APIs with Tinybird — ingest millions of events and query with SQL over HTTP. Use when someone asks to "build analytics API", "Tinybird", "real-time analytics", "event analytics", "ClickHouse as a service", "usage metering", or "product analytics backend". Covers data ingestion, SQL pipes, API endpoints, and real-time dashboards.

> tinybase

You are an expert in TinyBase, the reactive data store for local-first applications. You help developers build offline-capable apps with structured tables, automatic reactivity, CRDT-based sync, persistence to IndexedDB/SQLite/Postgres, and relationship modeling — providing a complete client-side database that syncs across devices without a custom backend.

> 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).