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runtime-monitor

Monitor ADR-0217 real workloads across Redis queue, Restate, Dkron, and transitional Inngest using joelclaw CLI plus the pi TUI monitor extension. Use when asked to monitor jobs, watch runtime health,

by joelhooksskills.sh
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workflow-rig

Canonical front door for agent-first workload planning, runtime mode selection, workflow-rig dogfood, and runtime dispatch in joelclaw. Use when the user says 'run this through the workflow rig', 'kic

by joelhooksskills.sh
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bun-runtime

Bun — fast all-in-one JavaScript runtime, bundler, test runner, and package manager. Use when speeding up Node.js projects, using Bun as a drop-in Node replacement, bundling with Bun, or running tests

by terminalskillsskills.sh
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deno

Assists with building secure JavaScript and TypeScript applications using the Deno runtime. Use when creating servers, CLI tools, or scripts with Deno's built-in tooling, permission model, npm compati

by terminalskillsskills.sh
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nitropack

You are an expert in Nitro (NitroJS), the universal server engine powering Nuxt, Analog, and SolidStart. You help developers build portable server applications with file-based routing, auto-imports, s

by terminalskillsskills.sh
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tokio

You are an expert in Tokio, the asynchronous runtime for Rust that powers most of the Rust async ecosystem. You help developers build high-performance network applications, concurrent services, and I/

by terminalskillsskills.sh
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perl

Write and review Perl for deterministic runtime helpers, CLI tools, and data transforms with strict validation and minimal shell exposure. Use when the user asks about Perl code beyond hook-specific m

by mjcramerzGitHub
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