Covers the Resend email API: transactional and batch sending, inbound email, templates, delivery events and domains.
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Development skills
The skills in the directory filed under Development, in the editor's order.
Development skills
Guides structured content modelling for Sanity and other headless CMSes: schemas, references, reuse and taxonomies.
Converts HTML and Markdown content into Portable Text blocks for Sanity.
Renders Portable Text to React, Svelte, Vue, Astro, HTML, Markdown and plain text.
Covers Sanity development practice: schema design, GROQ queries, TypeGen, Visual Editing and framework integrations.
Plans and implements migrations from WordPress, Contentful, Strapi, AEM and other CMSes into Sanity.
Produces a Sanity Studio upgrade plan that reports only the breaking changes applying to your repository.
Applies CodeRabbit's review feedback from GitHub pull request threads, asking for approval on each change.
Runs CodeRabbit CLI reviews on committed or uncommitted changes and interprets the output.
Sets up, instruments and analyses Datadog APM: traces, services, dependencies and performance.
Manages Datadog logs: search, archives, log-based metrics and cost control.
Manages Datadog monitors: list, search and create them from files, with alerting best practices.
Sets up and scaffolds Notion Apps with the Notion Apps SDK and the ntn CLI.
Migrates content from WordPress, Contentful, Strapi, Sanity, Webflow or another CMS to Payload.
Helps with Payload projects: config, collections, fields, hooks, access control and the Payload API.
Builds AI agents with Pydantic AI: tools, structured output, streaming, testing and multi-agent patterns.
Adds Pydantic Logfire observability to application code: traces, logs, metrics and AI agent spans.
Helps with complex data modelling in Pydantic: constraints, model hierarchies, validation and serialisation.
Runs a WCAG 2.1 accessibility audit on Webflow pages and reports the issues with fixes.
Guidance on Webflow CMS architecture: planning collections, relationships and content structure.
Adds authentication to an app with Neon Auth: sign-up, sign-in, OAuth, passkeys, magic links and organisations.
Overview of Neon's backend primitives around Postgres: Auth, Object Storage, Functions and the AI Gateway.
Sets up Clerk authentication in a project with the Clerk CLI and official quickstarts, or migrates an existing auth system to Clerk.
Routes Clerk questions to the right specialised skill, across CLI operations, custom sign-in flows and framework patterns.