A Japanese-language guide for preparing a project cost estimate. It covers defining the project and period, choosing an estimating method, classifying costs, adding contingency, and saving the resulting document.
Third-party WordPress plugin integration patterns. Use when adding new integrations, debugging compatibility with other plugins, or working with existing integrations.
Create feature specification from natural language description. Use when starting a new feature or creating a spec. Triggers on: create spec, specify feature, new feature spec.
A robust tool for cleaning, standardizing, and preparing CSV data files for analysis. Ideal for ensuring accuracy in datasets before use in reports or financial models.
A library for building, validating, visualizing, and serializing dialogue graphs. Use this when parsing scripts or creating branching narrative structures.
Collaborative ideation-to-spec refinement via one-question-at-a-time dialogue. Use before implementing new features, changing behavior, or starting complex refactors. Always produces a design document.
Extract and manage data embedded in PowerPoint presentations. This skill facilitates the retrieval of charts, tables, and other data elements from .pptx files.
Methods for detecting anomalies in time series data across various domains, including finance and IoT. Use when working with datasets where outlier detection is crucial.
Techniques for normalizing financial data from various sources for accurate analysis and reporting. This skill focuses on cleaning, transforming, and harmonizing financial datasets to ensure consistency and reliability.
The gh CLI is GitHub's official command line tool for interacting with GitHub repositories, issues, pull requests, and more. When needs to interact with GitHub repositories, issues, pull requests, and more, use this skill.
Type mapping reference for OpenAPI formats to TypeScript core types.
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