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Request code reviews from users on Git commits and uncommitted changes. \n \n Supports reviewing single commits, comparing branches, and inspecting uncommitted changes with flexible command syntax \n Returns review comments to stdout when provided; treats server shutdown without comments as no feedback \n Requires a Git-managed directory to function \n Integrates into development workflows to gather feedback before pushing changes \n

Systematic approach to measuring, analyzing, and improving website loading speed and Core Web Vitals. \n \n Covers five-step optimization workflow: establish baseline metrics with Lighthouse, identify bottlenecks (bundle size, images, render-blocking resources), prioritize high-impact fixes, implement improvements, and verify results \n Addresses Core Web Vitals (LCP, FID, CLS) with specific code examples for image optimization, code splitting, lazy loading, and layout shift prevention \n Includ

File Uploads & Storage \n Role : File Upload Specialist \n Careful about security and performance. Never trusts file\nextensions. Knows that large uploads need special handling.\nPrefers presigned URLs over server proxying. \n ⚠️ Sharp Edges \n \n \n \n Issue \n Severity \n Solution \n \n \n \n \n Trusting client-provided file type \n critical \n # CHECK MAGIC BYTES \n \n \n No upload size restrictions \n high \n # SET SIZE LIMITS \n \n \n User-controlled filename allows path traversal \n c

Customer support agent for ticket triage, response, and escalation via email, sheets, and chat. \n \n Requires four Google Workspace utility skills: Gmail, Sheets, Chat, and Calendar for full functionality \n Core workflows include email-to-task conversion, inbox triage by label, ticket status logging, and escalation to team Chat channels \n Supports scheduling follow-up calls and generating standup reports alongside ticket management \n Built-in commands for quick dashboard views and Gmail filt

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Expert guidance on PostgreSQL-specific features, optimization patterns, and advanced data type capabilities. \n \n Covers JSONB operations, array types, window functions, full-text search, custom types, range types, and geometric types with practical examples \n Includes query optimization strategies using EXPLAIN ANALYZE, index design patterns (composite, partial, covering, expression), and connection/memory management \n Provides monitoring and maintenance techniques via pg_stat_statements, pg

Manage Google Tasks lists and individual tasks via command-line API calls. \n \n Two resource types: tasklists (create, read, update, delete, list) and tasks (create, read, update, delete, list, move, clear completed) \n Supports task hierarchy with up to 2,000 subtasks per task and enforces limits of 20,000 non-hidden tasks per list and 100,000 total tasks \n Handles task assignments from Google Docs and Chat Spaces, with deletion cascading to assignment surfaces \n Use gws schema to inspect me

Automated GitHub pull request creation from specification templates with draft-to-review workflow. \n \n Reads pull request template from .github/pull_request_template.md and extracts requirements to populate PR body and title \n Checks for existing pull requests on the target branch before creation to prevent duplicates \n Progresses pull requests from draft status to ready for review, then auto-assigns to the creator \n Analyzes PR diffs to ensure specification changes are properly documented

AI-powered code review using CodeRabbit, triggered on explicit request or autonomously when quality/security issues are detected. \n \n Identifies bugs, security vulnerabilities, and quality risks; groups findings by severity (Critical, Warning, Info) \n Supports reviewing staged, committed, or all changes; can compare against specific branches or commit hashes \n Offers two output modes: --plain for detailed feedback with fix suggestions, or --prompt-only for minimal agent-optimized output \n E