ff-5mp-api-py

Comprehensive GitHub Actions workflow authoring skill. Enables Claude to write production-grade CI/CD workflows with latest best practices, syntax, and security patterns. Use when creating or modifying GitHub Actions workflows, designing CI/CD pipelines, configuring workflow triggers/events/schedules, implementing security patterns (secrets, OIDC, attestations), creating custom actions, migrating from other CI systems, troubleshooting failed workflows, or any GitHub Actions automation task. Includes complete reference documentation extracted from official GitHub docs with source URLs for verification.

Professional static type checking for Python with mypy (v1.19.1). Use when working with Python type hints, type annotations, or integrating mypy into codebases for: (1) Adding type annotations to Python code, (2) Configuring mypy (mypy.ini, pyproject.toml, setup.cfg), (3) Resolving mypy errors and type checking issues, (4) Using advanced type patterns (Generics, Protocols, TypedDict), (5) Running mypy in CI/CD or development workflows, (6) Creating or working with stub files, (7) Migrating existing codebases to typed Python, or (8) Any mypy-related development task.

Professional Pydantic v2.12 development for data validation, serialization, and type-safe models. Use when working with Pydantic for (1) creating or modifying BaseModel classes, (2) implementing validators and serializers, (3) configuring model behavior, (4) handling JSON schema generation, (5) working with settings management, (6) debugging validation errors, (7) integrating with ORMs or APIs, or (8) any production-grade Python data validation tasks. Includes complete API reference, concept guides, examples, and migration patterns.

Generate professionally formatted README.md files following a specific centered table-based structure. Use when creating or reformatting README files for GitHub repositories, particularly for Ghost's projects across 48hour-solutions, Automotive-9, LLMTooling, MCDxAI, Orbital-8, Parallel-7, and GhostTypes organizations. Triggers include "create a readme", "reformat this readme", "update the readme", or any request to document a repository.