andre-simplifica

Use for Oracle APEX 24.2 development requests involving Page Designer, SQLcl, Object Browser, SQL/PLSQL, REST integrations, background jobs, regions, reports, Dynamic Actions, contextual help, runtime validation, temporary read-only exports, security guardrails, destructive-operation review, and local standards defined by the project profile.

Use to guide or execute Oracle APEX 24.2 export/snapshot work with SQLcl, distinguishing official snapshots, temporary read-only exports, App Builder fallback, and Git publication according to the project profile.

Build, install, update, maintain, and validate branded Oracle APEX reports, dashboards, application headers, filters, Home heroes, and help canvases implemented as PL/SQL RETURN CLOB documents, with responsive layouts, A4 print/PDF, thin modal pages, server-side XLSX/CSV exports, optional Oracle APEX ECharts integration, and project-owned authorization. Use agent-native tools without requiring Python to extract an approved visual identity from URLs, authenticated apps, HTML, websites, PDFs, slides, images, screenshots, asset directories, or brand manuals; convert it into versioned theme/report profiles; scaffold a reusable runtime; or validate browser, print, PDF, spreadsheet, and chart output.

Build, install, integrate, review, secure, validate, and maintain self-contained Apache ECharts visualizations for Oracle APEX through the COM.SIMPLIFICA.APEX.ECHARTS region plug-in, PK_APEX_ECHARTS, Dynamic Content, or mixed pages. Use for ChartSpec, normalized SQL, OPTION_JSON, AJAX, project profiles, Oracle APEX Brand Report Kit interoperability, linked-repository skill updates, lifecycle bugs, accessibility, performance limits, installation compatibility, or Apache ECharts upstream upgrades.

Write, revise, and polish Andre Souza's English Hashnode blog posts about Oracle APEX, PL/SQL, OCI, Codex, AI-assisted development, GitHub workflows, and SaaS/product engineering. Use when creating new content, turning Portuguese notes into publishable English, improving a draft, or checking whether a post is ready for Hashnode.