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6 published skills

  1. Consolidate Statements · ronnycoding bundle
    Consolidate Statements Skill
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  2. Extract PDF Transactions · ronnycoding bundle
    Extract PDF Transactions Skill
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  3. Sentry CLI · ronnycoding bundle
    Guide for using the Sentry CLI to interact with Sentry from the command line. Use when the user asks about viewing issues, events, projects, organizations, making API calls, or authenticating with Sentry via CLI.
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  4. Component Reuse First · ronnycoding
    Search existing components before creating new ones. When a new component is unavoidable, design it for future reuse with proper props, composition, and placement in shared directories. Use when building UI, creating React/Vue/Svelte/Angular/SwiftUI components, adding buttons/forms/cards/modals/tables, scaffolding pages, or any time the user says "create a component", "add a component", "build a UI", or mentions component-like work.
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  5. Penwa · ronnycoding
    Drive the OpenWA WhatsApp HTTP API from the terminal with curl. Use when sending WhatsApp messages (text/image/video/audio/document/location/contact/bulk), managing sessions and QR login, listing contacts/groups/chats, registering webhooks, or managing scoped API keys against an OpenWA server. Triggers on "OpenWA", "penwa", "send WhatsApp via API", "WhatsApp session", or mentions of base URL http://0.0.0.0:2785.
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  6. Openwa · ronnycoding bundle
    Control a self-hosted OpenWA WhatsApp API Gateway from the command line. Use this skill whenever the user wants to send WhatsApp messages (text, image, document, location, contact, interactive buttons/lists), read or react to messages, manage WhatsApp sessions and QR-code login, look up or block contacts, create and administer groups, set up webhooks, or manage API keys against an OpenWA instance. Trigger it any time OpenWA, a "WhatsApp gateway", "WhatsApp API", a local WhatsApp server on port 2785, or sending/automating WhatsApp from scripts comes up — even if the user doesn't name the script explicitly. Covers the full OpenWA REST API.
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