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Use this skills whenever you are dealing with Remotion code to obtain the domain-specific knowledge.

Guide AI agents in building secure, production-ready Electron applications with React. This skill provides security patterns, type-safe IPC communication, project setup guidance, packaging and code signing workflows, and tools for analysis, scaffolding, and type generation.

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You are an expert in SEO (Search Engine Optimization) for modern web applications. Apply these guidelines when building web applications to ensure optimal search engine visibility and ranking.

Grounded in the Official NestJS Documentation, this skill enforces modular architecture, dependency injection scoping, exception filters, DTO validation with class-validator, and Drizzle ORM integration patterns.

Comprehensive security hardening for web applications covering HTTPS, input validation, authentication, and OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities. \n \n Enforces HTTPS, security headers (CSP, HSTS), and rate limiting via Helmet and Express middleware to prevent DDoS and common attacks \n Prevents SQL Injection and XSS through parameterized queries, input validation with Joi, and output encoding with DOMPurify \n Implements CSRF token protection, JWT-based authentication with refresh token rotation, and s

Principles and decision-making for Node.js development in 2025. Learn to THINK, not memorize code patterns.

MySQL development best practices for schema design, query optimization, and database administration. \n \n Covers schema design with InnoDB as default engine, appropriate data types (DECIMAL for financial data, utf8mb4 charset), and primary key strategies including AUTO_INCREMENT and UUID storage \n Indexing strategies including B-tree, FULLTEXT, and covering indexes with guidelines on column selectivity and composite index ordering \n Query optimization using EXPLAIN analysis, prepared statemen

React patterns for hooks, effects, refs, and component design with escape hatch guidance. \n \n Effects synchronize with external systems only (WebSocket, third-party libraries, browser APIs); most component logic should avoid Effects entirely \n Common anti-patterns: derived state, expensive calculations, prop-change resets, and event handling all belong outside Effects—use render calculations, useMemo, key props, and event handlers instead \n Effect dependencies must never be suppressed; use u

Vue Pinia state management patterns, common reactivity pitfalls, and store setup best practices. \n \n Covers three core areas: store initialization, reactivity patterns, and state management conventions \n Addresses frequent gotchas including destructuring breaking reactivity, method binding issues, and missing state in DevTools or SSR \n Provides guidance on filter persistence, URL-based ephemeral state, and scaling Pinia for production applications \n Includes troubleshooting references for \