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Use when working with Cloudflare services (Workers, Pages, R2, D1, KV, DNS, SSL, WAF, Zero Trust, etc.). Provides comprehensive management via Wrangler CLI (primary) and direct REST API access for services not covered by Wrangler (DNS, SSL certificates, load balancers, security rules, analytics). Triggers: "deploy worker", "manage cloudflare", "cloudflare dns", "wrangler setup", "r2 bucket", "d1 database", "cloudflare api", "cf pages", "cloudflare ssl", "waf rules".

Use when deploying, managing, or troubleshooting Dokploy instances via the CLI (https://github.com/Dokploy/cli). Triggers: "dokploy deploy", "manage dokploy", "dokploy app", "dokploy database", "push to dokploy", "dokploy CI/CD", "dokploy authentication", "zero-downtime deployment", "dokploy docker-compose", "dokploy environment variables", "dokploy health checks". Provides comprehensive workflows for authentication, project/app/database management, environment variable sync, and production-ready CI/CD patterns with GitHub Actions.

Use when deploying, managing, or troubleshooting Hetzner Cloud infrastructure via hcloud CLI. Triggers: "hetzner cloud", "hcloud", "hetzner server", "create server on hetzner", "hetzner network", "hetzner firewall", "hetzner load balancer", "provision hetzner", "deploy to hetzner", "hetzner volume", "hetzner floating ip", "hetzner snapshot". Provides comprehensive workflows for server management, networking, storage, security, and production-ready automation patterns with the official Hetzner Cloud CLI.

Use when managing SendGrid email services via CLI - sending emails, managing templates, contacts, lists, suppressions, domains, API keys, webhooks, and viewing stats. Triggers: "sendgrid send", "manage sendgrid", "sendgrid template", "sendgrid contacts", "sendgrid stats", "sendgrid domain", "sendgrid api key", "sendgrid webhook", "email bounces", "sendgrid suppressions", "verify sender", "sendgrid list", "marketing email", "transactional email". Provides comprehensive CLI for all SendGrid API operations without needing the dashboard.

Use when creating new skills, updating existing skills, or understanding skill structure. Triggers: "create a skill", "write a skill", "new skill for", "skill that does", "how do skills work". Provides complete workflow from concept to deployment with progressive disclosure.

Use when deploying, managing, or working with Vercel projects without using the dashboard. Triggers: "vercel deploy", "manage vercel", "vercel project", "vercel domain", "vercel environment", "vercel ci/cd", "vercel promotion", "vercel rollback", "vercel functions", "vercel edge", "vercel analytics", "vercel dns", "vercel ssl", "vercel team". Provides comprehensive workflows for authentication, deployment, domain management, environment variables, team collaboration, and production-ready CI/CD patterns.

Use this skill when working with Athena Framework for Crystal. Athena is a modular ecosystem of independent, reusable components including: Framework (ATH) for web apps, DependencyInjection (ADI) for IoC containers, Routing (ART) for HTTP routing, Serializer (ASR) for object serialization, Validator (AVD) for validation, Console (ACON) for CLI tools, EventDispatcher (AED) for event-driven architecture, and more. Use for building Crystal web applications, REST APIs, CLI tools, or integrating individual components.

Use this skill when working with the Crystal programming language. Crystal is a statically-typed, compiled language with Ruby-like syntax. It features type inference, null safety, macros, and compiles to efficient native code. Use for understanding Crystal's standard library, syntax, semantics, concurrency model, and FFI bindings.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "install Semantouch", "set up macOS computer use", "fix Semantouch permissions", "debug a permission_denied error", "run semantouch doctor", or troubleshoot why the Semantouch MCP server will not start in OMP.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "control a Mac app", "click a button in an app", "inspect a native app window", "type into a macOS application", "take a screenshot of an app window", or otherwise read or operate local Mac UI through the Semantouch MCP server.

Deploy and operate Docker apps with Ship on ordinary Linux servers. Use when the user mentions Ship, ship.yml, ship deploy, ship provision, ship accessories, ship secrets, or wants to set up, migrate to, or switch from Kamal, Capistrano, raw Docker/SSH deploys, Docker Compose on VMs, Ansible-driven deploys, or similar tools. Also use for /ship, "switch from Kamal to Ship", "migrate to Ship", or day-2 ops like rollback, scaling, ingress, accessories, and recovery.

Use at the start of any shamu development session, when continuing work on the multi-agent orchestrator, when advancing through phases, spawning sub-agent swarms, or deciding what to do next. Cements the development pipeline (HANDOFF → PLAN → swarm → verify → commit) and the invariants that survive across sessions.

Use the `ax` CLI to inspect and interact with macOS applications via accessibility APIs. This skill should be used whenever the agent needs to: read what's on screen in a native macOS app, find UI elements by role or position, read text content from app windows, discover what buttons/controls are available, perform clicks or other UI actions programmatically, wait for UI state changes, capture and compare UI snapshots, monitor UI changes in real time, or answer questions about what an application is currently displaying. Think of `ax` as a way to "see" and "interact with" any running macOS application from the terminal. Use this skill even if the user doesn't mention accessibility directly — any task involving reading or controlling macOS app UI should go through `ax`.

Use when the user wants to plan, design, or execute a multi-phase software project end-to-end. Covers the full Brainstorm -> Plan -> Design -> (Pencil wireframes) -> Taskify -> Execute pipeline that produces PLAN.md, DESIGN.md, and TASKS.md, then drives phased implementation with mandatory CI/test/visual validation gates. Triggers include 'let's plan X', 'I have an idea for...', 'design the system for...', 'break this into phases', 'pick up the next phase', 'what should we build next', or any of the $source-command-bitforge-* commands.