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- Evidence RungwpicardGather fresh evidence before the tool is relied on: promised behaviour, failure, data and access, operations, review, and an honest report. Used by setup-hosting, maintain and merge.
- Evidence RungwpicardGather fresh evidence before the tool is relied on: promised behaviour, failure, data and access, operations, review, and an honest report. Used by setup-hosting, maintain and merge.
- Evidencia BugBruno91devEscolhe a evidência pelo tipo de BUG (print do QA conferido, um painel, prancha de comparação ou vídeo curto) e monta a imagem do campo Evidências no padrão de prancha - título do BUG, painéis com faixa e legenda, destaque vermelho no defeito e azul no que está certo, rodapé com o esperado e o ambiente - contendo só o necessário para provar o BUG.
- Excel CliStefan BroennerDiscover and launch the Excel CLI for ordinary Excel workbook requests on Windows, including reads, writes, formulas, data refreshes, and workbook automation. Use the installed excel-cli plugin's npx launcher and native help to find commands; report presentation conventions are a separate optional skill.
- Excel Cli Report FormattingStefan BroennerApply optional presentation conventions when the user requests Excel report formatting or a new reader-facing report through excelcli. Use for readable headers, meaningful number formats, financial-model colours, and report layout. Do not load for ordinary reads, raw exports, targeted data updates, Power Query or Data Model work, or failure recovery without a report-formatting request.
- Excel MCP Report FormattingStefan BroennerApply optional presentation conventions when the user requests Excel report formatting or a new reader-facing report through Excel MCP tools. Use for readable headers, meaningful number formats, financial-model colours, and report layout. Do not load for ordinary reads, raw exports, targeted data updates, Power Query or Data Model work, or failure recovery without a report-formatting request.
- Execute CodejsturtevantExecute JavaScript or Python code in a secure Hyperlight VM sandbox with full isolation. Use this when users request running code, performing calculations, testing algorithms, or demonstrating code behavior with actual output.
- Executive ReportandresberriosReport on finished or in-flight work in a compressed executive format — what the reader must decide, what they must worry about, what to track — instead of a narrative of what was done. Use whenever asked for a status update, a summary of what agents or subagents did, a report, a briefing, a standup, "where are we", "what happened", "catch me up", "give me the executive version", or when…
- Exit Code Fast CheckingalivirgoCheck command exit codes and retain relevant errors when summarizing build or test results.
- ExplainAkramzUse when the user asks to explain the codebase, a subsystem, a file or directory, or a code change/diff/branch/PR. Produces a single self-contained, interactive HTML diagram — no separate write-up, covering concepts and architecture rather than a code walkthrough. With no argument, diagrams the whole repository. With `diff`, diagrams the system after the current change.
- Explaining ArchitecturebostonaholicExplains how a subsystem, feature flow, or runtime path works (architecture, data flow, file map, gotchas), with an optional critique by fresh-context critics. Read-only. Use when asked how a subsystem or flow works or where logic belongs. Not for why code is shaped as it is; use investigating-design-rationale. Not for explaining a PR or diff; use explaining-code.
- Explaining CodebostonaholicExplains code or code changes in plain language, briefly by default or in full for a reviewer. Use when asked to explain, ELIE, summarize, or break down a PR, diff, branch, file, function, or concept for someone new to the code. Not for how a whole subsystem works; use explaining-architecture.
- ExplainyAkramzUse when the user asks to explain something like they know nothing about it — a diff, the whole repo, or part of the code. Produces an HTML artifact with big pictures and very few words, aimed at a total beginner. With no argument, explains the whole repository. With `diff`, explains the current change. Otherwise the argument names the focus (a file, directory, or plain-language topic).
- ExpressalivirgoBuild Express.js routers and middleware with request validation, async error handling, and clear application structure.
- Express Rest APIpluginagentmarketplaceBuild production-ready RESTful APIs with Express.js including routing, middleware, validation, and error handling for scalable backend services
- Extension AuthorizationcaffeinelabsAuthorization system with role-based access control. Must-have for all apps that manage personal or access-restricted data.
- Extension Core InfrastructurecaffeinelabsCore infrastructure providing backend connection configuration, storage client, and React app entry point.
- Extension Data ViewercaffeinelabsAdmin-only paginated viewer for stable canister state. Use whenever the user asks for a viewer, dashboard, debug panel, or admin browse over backend data — users, items, orders, logs, or any stable Map/Set/Array/VarArray/List/Stack/Queue. Pre-installed in every Caffeine app via the `caffeineai-data-viewer` mops package; this skill explains what it does and how to keep using it correctly.
- Extension EmailcaffeinelabsSupport for sending service/transactional emails. Don't use this for sending marketing emails or verification emails.
- Extension Email Calendar EventscaffeinelabsSupport for organising events/meetings and sending invitations by email.
- Extension Email MarketingcaffeinelabsSend personalised marketing emails to subscribers with an unsubscribe link.
- Extension Email RawcaffeinelabsSend an email with multiple to, cc and bcc addresses.
- Extension Email VerificationcaffeinelabsSupport for sending an email with a link the recipient can click to prove they own the email address.
- Extension Http EndpointscaffeinelabsServe inbound HTTP from a Motoko canister (webhooks, curl POST/GET, bot callbacks, ingest/health APIs) via the IC HTTP Gateway methods `http_request` / `http_request_update`. Load whenever the user or spec needs a canister URL that external HTTP clients can hit — Stripe/GitHub/Slack webhooks, Telegram bots, health checks, or any plain REST-ish endpoint.