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AWS Lambda enables you to run code without provisioning or managing servers. Build serverless applications using event-driven triggers, pay only for compute time consumed, and scale automatically with workload.

Development and validation scripts for AI SDK functions across multiple providers and capabilities. \n \n Organized by AI SDK function category (text generation, streaming, structured output, embeddings, image generation, speech, transcription, reranking, and agents) \n File naming convention maps provider and feature combinations (e.g., openai-tool-call.ts , amazon-bedrock-anthropic-cache-control.ts ) for quick identification \n Includes shared utility helpers for error handling, environment lo

Complete guide for developing, deploying, and managing CloudBase cloud functions with Event and HTTP types. \n \n Supports two function types: Event Functions (Node.js, event-driven) and HTTP Functions (Node.js/Python/Go/Java, web services on port 9000) \n Runtime is immutable after creation; must select correct Node.js version during initial deployment or delete and recreate to change \n HTTP Functions require scf_bootstrap startup script with execute permissions and LF line endings; Event Func

This skill provides operations for working with Supabase Edge Functions - serverless TypeScript/JavaScript functions that run on Deno Deploy. Use for invoking functions, deploying code, and managing function lifecycles.

Map Vue.js and Nuxt requirements to 200+ VueUse composables for concise, maintainable implementations. \n \n Covers state management, DOM elements, browser APIs, sensors, networking, animations, components, watchers, reactivity, arrays, time utilities, and integrations with Firebase, Electron, RxJS, and more \n Each composable includes invocation rules (AUTO, EXTERNAL, EXPLICIT_ONLY) to guide when and how to apply it; consult reference docs for usage details and type declarations \n Automaticall

Build Convex queries, mutations, actions, and HTTP endpoints with validation, error handling, and proper runtime considerations. \n \n Four function types for different use cases: queries (read-only, cached, reactive), mutations (transactional writes), actions (external API calls), and HTTP actions (webhooks and API endpoints) \n All functions require explicit argument and return validators using Convex's v schema system, with ConvexError for user-facing error messages \n Internal functions rest