Performance benchmarking for a deployed NVIDIA RAG Blueprint server: profiling pass + aiperf load test driven by a single YAML config. Not for accuracy / RAGAS scoring (use rag-eval) or for deploying / repairing services (use rag-blueprint).
Use when authoring or modifying Unreal Blueprint assets through ue-mcp. Covers the read-then-write discipline, node/pin wiring, component (SCS) hierarchy, variables, interfaces, compilation, and the difference between pin defaults and linked inputs. Pulls in any time the user asks to create, edit, or inspect a…
Query and manage UE assets via UCP. Use when the user asks about asset search, dependencies, referencers, asset CRUD, asset management, getting selected/current assets, opening/closing asset editors, or any editor asset operation in Unreal Engine.
Systematic 5-step debugging flow for Go 1.22+ services. Load when a test fails, a goroutine leaks, a downstream provider hangs, errors lose context, or production logs are unhelpful. Forces layer isolation (handler vs service vs repo vs provider) and runs the 5 most common Go antipattern greps before any code change …
Apply or audit the Frontend Stack Blueprint in an existing or new frontend repository. Use when an agent must inspect a project, select capability-gated profiles, create a blueprint.config.json contract, plan safe changes, run conformance, or verify that implementation evidence matches the blueprint without…
Audit repository Copilot customization setup. Use this skill to analyze existing configuration, identify missing files, check for best practices, and suggest improvements for agents, prompts, instructions, and skills.
Audit a repository's Copilot CLI customization setup and suggest improvements. Use when the user wants to review their Copilot configuration, find gaps, validate agents, skills, instructions, hooks, plugins, or MCP setup, or optimize their CLI customization setup.
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