Dortort Skills

Writes Terraform infrastructure code following strict module abstraction principles, proper file structure, and quality standards. Modules are never thin resource wrappers — each represents a meaningful level of abstraction. Always uses the latest stable Terraform and provider releases. Always looks up provider documentation before writing code. Always runs format, init (no backend), and validate before committing. Use when user asks to write, create, add, update, or refactor Terraform code or modules, or mentions "terraform", "IaC", or "infrastructure as code".

Generate and edit raster images using Nano Banana (the Gemini CLI nanobanana extension). Use this skill whenever the user wants to create, generate, make, draw, design, restore, or edit an actual image/visual asset — blog featured images, YouTube thumbnails, banners, app icons, favicons, rendered diagrams/flowchart images, seamless patterns/textures, illustrations, photos, comic/story panels, or any picture or artwork. Do NOT use it for code-based or editable diagrams (Mermaid, ASCII, SVG/markup), or for data-driven charts plotted from a dataset — those need a different tool.

Best practices for Cloudflare infrastructure as code using Terraform and Wrangler together. Use this skill whenever the user is setting up Cloudflare Workers, Pages, KV, D1, R2, Queues, or other Wrangler-managed resources alongside Terraform — especially when they need to pass resource IDs between Terraform and Wrangler, automate deployments via CI/CD, or structure a Cloudflare project for infrastructure as code. Also trigger when the user mentions 'Terraform and Wrangler,' 'Cloudflare IaC,' 'wrangler.toml from Terraform,' 'Cloudflare CI/CD,' or asks how to connect Terraform-managed resources to Workers.

Submit ISC2 CPE credits on cpe.isc2.org. Use when the user wants to log continuing education activities for CISSP, CCSP, or other ISC2 certifications.