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Comprehensive Typst copilot for semantic improvements, markdown conversion, compilation with visual debugging, and expert consultation. Use when working with Typst documents for (1) improving or refactoring Typ...
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Comprehensive Typst copilot for semantic improvements, markdown conversion, compilation with visual debugging, and expert consultation. Use when working with Typst documents for (1) improving or refactoring Typ...
Create presentation slide decks for Obsidian Slides Extended (reveal.js wrapper). Use when the user requests slide generation, presentation creation, or converting content to slides. Handles multiple input form...
Expert in Kusto Query Language (KQL) and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (MDE) / Microsoft 365 Defender XDR. Use when working with KQL queries, threat hunting, security investigations, writing detection rules,...
Master YARAL query language for low-maintenance threat hunting and detection in Google SecOps. Build behavioral detections without magic strings or IOC lists. Use when writing YARAL queries, creating custom det...
Guide for managing terminal sessions with tmux via bash. Use when running long-lived processes, managing multiple concurrent terminal sessions, monitoring background tasks, or needing persistent shells that sur...
Expert attack chain documentation for cybersecurity analysis. Create structured threat reports following standardized formats, map techniques to MITRE ATT&CK, generate detection logic and pseudocode queries, an...
Guide for managing terminal sessions with tmux via bash. Use when running long-lived processes, managing multiple concurrent terminal sessions, monitoring background tasks, or needing persistent shells that sur...
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