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microservices-shSkills in this pack

Use when operating Ads Manager connections, campaign insights, anomaly alerts, performance reviews, ad copy drafting, or approval-ready publish planning. Current module tools are monitoring-only; real ad creation, scheduling, publishing, pausing, or budget changes require a separate write-capable provider tool.

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Use when reviewing audit events, compliance trails, exports, or audit ingestion behavior.

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Use when operating service-token auth, JWKS, scope checks, or signing key workflows.

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Use when managing plans, subscriptions, usage records, dunning, or billing support.

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Use when operating booking services, availability, customer booking support, or admin booking workflows.

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Turn company facts, brand assets, brochures, screenshots, old website copy, or messy product/service notes into a polished microservices.sh company landing page. Use with the company-landing-astro template, intake.schema.json, content.schema.json, src/content.json, logo/image assets, homepage copywriting, positioning, pricing copy, FAQs, contact details, and visual/brand adaptation.

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Use when searching, summarizing, updating, or supporting customer lifecycle records.

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Use when operating document extraction, reviewing OCR/LLM drafts, configuring runtimes, or preparing data migration from scanned files.

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Use when operating transactional email, provider setup, sender-domain deliverability, or delivery failures.

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Migrate an Express/Node.js API to Cloudflare Workers inside a microservices.sh app. Use when a user has an existing Express (or Fastify/Koa/Nest) HTTP API and wants to move routes, middleware, and handlers onto the Workers runtime behind microservices.sh module boundaries. Covers runtime gap assessment, route/middleware translation, data and integration cutover, and verification.

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Migrate a Firebase application to a microservices.sh app on Cloudflare. Use when a user wants to move off Firebase (Firestore/Realtime Database, Firebase Auth, Cloud Storage, Cloud Functions, FCM) onto microservices.sh templates and modules backed by D1, R2, Durable Objects, and Workers. Covers source assessment, concept mapping, scaffolding, document-to-relational data migration into D1, auth cutover to email-code, and verification.

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Use when managing API keys, rate limits, gateway token exchange, or public API boundary support.

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Use when inspecting retry safety, idempotency records, replay behavior, or retention/pruning operations.

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Use when supporting passwordless login, sessions, account access, or visitor authentication flows.

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Use when operating image generation, editing, gallery review, provider fallback, or generated asset deletion.

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Use when managing invoices, invoice payments, dunning follow-up, or customer billing support.

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Use when triaging background jobs, schedules, retries, dead-letter records, or workflow execution.

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Use when operating Marketing Research briefs, cited signal review, market scans, campaign research, or approval-gated research runs.

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Customize generated microservices.sh apps safely. Use inside a generated app when changing config, hooks, overlays, routes, UI, content, schemas, admin screens, smoke checks, or module behavior without breaking upgrade contracts.

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Plan new microservices.sh applications. Use when a user wants to build an app, choose a template, select modules, compare starters, scope an MVP, or turn a product idea into a microservices.sh create-app command and implementation plan.

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Create or update microservices.sh modules and templates. Use when authoring module.json, microservices.template.json, schemas, migrations, hooks, events, permissions, README.agent.md, llms.txt, generated project commands, smoke checks, or registry/catalog contributions.

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Plan and perform local-first data migrations into microservices.sh apps. Use for moving data from Supabase, Firebase, Postgres/Prisma, SQL dumps, CSV exports, legacy APIs, auth users, files, or provider records into D1, R2, modules, and generated templates.

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Audit a microservices.sh app before pilot, client handoff, preview, or production. Use for launch readiness, security review, tenant isolation review, auth/payment/email/webhook checks, migration safety, secrets, observability, and deployment go/no-go.

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Plan and configure external provider integrations in microservices.sh apps. Use for Stripe/payment, subscriptions, email providers, webhook delivery, Google Calendar, R2 files/media, image generation providers, ads connectors, secrets, callbacks, and provider smoke tests.

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Includes Ads Manager Operator, Audit Log Operator, Auth Operator, and other workflows.

Install with
Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI

Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.

Pack stats

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What’s included

Ads Manager Operator

Use when operating Ads Manager connections, campaign insights, anomaly alerts, performance reviews, ad copy drafting, or approval-ready publish planning. Current module tools are monitoring-only; real ad creation, scheduling, publishing, pausing, or budget changes require a separate write-capable provider tool.

Audit Log Operator

Use when reviewing audit events, compliance trails, exports, or audit ingestion behavior.

Auth Operator

Use when operating service-token auth, JWKS, scope checks, or signing key workflows.

Billing Subscriptions Operator

Use when managing plans, subscriptions, usage records, dunning, or billing support.

Booking Operator

Use when operating booking services, availability, customer booking support, or admin booking workflows.

Company Web Design

Turn company facts, brand assets, brochures, screenshots, old website copy, or messy product/service notes into a polished microservices.sh company landing page. Use with the company-landing-astro template, intake.schema.json, content.schema.json, src/content.json, logo/image assets, homepage copywriting, positioning, pricing copy, FAQs, contact details, and visual/brand adaptation.

Customer Operator

Use when searching, summarizing, updating, or supporting customer lifecycle records.

Document Extraction Operator

Use when operating document extraction, reviewing OCR/LLM drafts, configuring runtimes, or preparing data migration from scanned files.

Email Operator

Use when operating transactional email, provider setup, sender-domain deliverability, or delivery failures.

Express API to Workers

Migrate an Express/Node.js API to Cloudflare Workers inside a microservices.sh app. Use when a user has an existing Express (or Fastify/Koa/Nest) HTTP API and wants to move routes, middleware, and handlers onto the Workers runtime behind microservices.sh module boundaries. Covers runtime gap assessment, route/middleware translation, data and integration cutover, and verification.

Firebase to Microservices

Migrate a Firebase application to a microservices.sh app on Cloudflare. Use when a user wants to move off Firebase (Firestore/Realtime Database, Firebase Auth, Cloud Storage, Cloud Functions, FCM) onto microservices.sh templates and modules backed by D1, R2, Durable Objects, and Workers. Covers source assessment, concept mapping, scaffolding, document-to-relational data migration into D1, auth cutover to email-code, and verification.

Gateway Operator

Use when managing API keys, rate limits, gateway token exchange, or public API boundary support.

Idempotency Operator

Use when inspecting retry safety, idempotency records, replay behavior, or retention/pruning operations.

Identity Operator

Use when supporting passwordless login, sessions, account access, or visitor authentication flows.

Image Generation Operator

Use when operating image generation, editing, gallery review, provider fallback, or generated asset deletion.

Invoice Operator

Use when managing invoices, invoice payments, dunning follow-up, or customer billing support.

Jobs Workflows Operator

Use when triaging background jobs, schedules, retries, dead-letter records, or workflow execution.

Marketing Research Operator

Use when operating Marketing Research briefs, cited signal review, market scans, campaign research, or approval-gated research runs.

Microservices App Customizer

Customize generated microservices.sh apps safely. Use inside a generated app when changing config, hooks, overlays, routes, UI, content, schemas, admin screens, smoke checks, or module behavior without breaking upgrade contracts.

Microservices App Planner

Plan new microservices.sh applications. Use when a user wants to build an app, choose a template, select modules, compare starters, scope an MVP, or turn a product idea into a microservices.sh create-app command and implementation plan.

Microservices Authoring

Create or update microservices.sh modules and templates. Use when authoring module.json, microservices.template.json, schemas, migrations, hooks, events, permissions, README.agent.md, llms.txt, generated project commands, smoke checks, or registry/catalog contributions.

Microservices Data Migration

Plan and perform local-first data migrations into microservices.sh apps. Use for moving data from Supabase, Firebase, Postgres/Prisma, SQL dumps, CSV exports, legacy APIs, auth users, files, or provider records into D1, R2, modules, and generated templates.

Microservices Production Readiness

Audit a microservices.sh app before pilot, client handoff, preview, or production. Use for launch readiness, security review, tenant isolation review, auth/payment/email/webhook checks, migration safety, secrets, observability, and deployment go/no-go.

Microservices Provider Setup

Plan and configure external provider integrations in microservices.sh apps. Use for Stripe/payment, subscriptions, email providers, webhook delivery, Google Calendar, R2 files/media, image generation providers, ads connectors, secrets, callbacks, and provider smoke tests.

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