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Automate Word and Excel file processing with Python scripts for reading, writing, formatting, and batch operations. \n \n Supports Word (.docx) and Excel (.xlsx, .xlsm) files with commands for reading, writing, template filling, table extraction, and format conversion \n Includes batch merge capabilities, data analysis with pivot tables, Excel-to-CSV conversion, and document formatting \n Template system enables variable substitution ({{key}} syntax) for bulk document generation and mail-merge w

Automate AI workflows combining multiple models and services via bash scripting and the inference.sh CLI. \n \n Supports five core patterns: batch processing, sequential pipelines, parallel execution, conditional branching, and retry logic with fallbacks \n Integrates with inference.sh CLI for model invocation, bash for orchestration, and Python SDK for programmatic workflows \n Includes cron job setup for scheduled automation, logging wrappers for monitoring, and webhook-based error alerting \n

Automate development tasks with npm scripts, Makefiles, Git hooks, and shell scripts. \n \n Covers npm scripts, Makefiles, Husky Git hooks, and custom shell scripts for setup, deployment, and CI/CD workflows \n Includes pre-commit automation, linting, testing, and type-checking integrated into development pipelines \n Provides GitHub Actions workflow templates for continuous integration across push and pull request events \n Emphasizes idempotency, error handling, and security constraints like a

Post, like, retweet, and manage Twitter/X accounts via CLI commands. \n \n Nine app commands covering tweet posting with media, liking, retweeting, DMs, user following, and profile retrieval \n Integrates with inference.sh CLI ( infsh ) for direct command-line automation of X/Twitter actions \n Supports media attachment workflows by chaining with image and video generation apps \n Requires inference.sh CLI installation and X API authentication via infsh login \n

Automate changelog generation from commits following Conventional Commits and Keep a Changelog standards. \n \n Supports multiple implementation methods: Conventional Changelog (Node.js), standard-version, semantic-release with full CI/CD automation, git-cliff (Rust-based), and commitizen (Python) \n Enforces Conventional Commits format with commitlint validation, mapping commit types (feat, fix, perf, etc.) to changelog sections automatically \n Includes semantic versioning integration, GitHub