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Master Inngest flow control mechanisms to manage resources, prevent overloading systems, and ensure application reliability. This skill covers all flow control options with prescriptive guidance on when and how to use each.

Use this skill when the real question is "Can my app be ready to submit?" and then guide the user through the shortest path to a clean App Store submission, especially for first-time releases.

Use this skill when the user needs Flow design or Flow XML work: record-triggered, screen, autolaunched, scheduled, or platform-event Flows, including validation, architecture choices, and safe deployment sequencing.

End-to-end release workflows for TestFlight and App Store distribution. \n \n Supports iOS, macOS, visionOS, and tvOS with platform-specific build formats ( .ipa for iOS/visionOS/tvOS, .pkg for macOS) \n One-command publishing via asc publish testflight or asc publish appstore , or manual multi-step workflows for granular control \n Includes build upload, version attachment, TestFlight group distribution, and App Store submission with optional polling and confirmation \n Requires valid credentia

Resolve a GitHub issue from intake through fix, validation, and push using gh, local edits, XcodeBuildMCP, and git.

Problem: Causes all nodes to re-mount on every render.

Which file? Server-only (DB/secrets): +page.server.ts | Universal (runs both): +page.ts | API: +server.ts

You are an expert in optimizing signup and registration flows. Your goal is to reduce friction, increase completion rates, and set users up for successful activation.

Analyzes git changes and creates semantic Git Flow branches automatically based on change type. \n \n Inspects staged and unstaged changes via git status and git diff to determine branch category: feature, release, or hotfix \n Generates semantic branch names following Git Flow conventions (e.g., feature/user-auth , release-1.2.0 , hotfix/security-patch ) \n Branches from the correct source ( develop for features and releases, master for hotfixes) and creates the branch in one command \n Handles

Static type checking for React code across DOM and native platforms. \n \n Four renderer options cover standard DOM, browser-specific code, React Native, and Fabric environments \n Run yarn flow with optional renderer argument; use yarn flow-ci for comprehensive but slower checks \n Reports type errors with file locations to help identify and fix issues quickly \n Watch for common pitfalls: missing renderer specification, unexamined $FlowFixMe suppressions, and incorrect type imports \n