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Use this skill when defining relationships between ORM entities: one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-one, many-to-many, lazy loading, cascade options, foreign keys, link tables, singular names, and inverse relationships.
Use this skill when defining BoxLang ORM entities: the persistent annotation, entity names, table mapping, property annotations, fieldtype, ormType, identifiers/primary keys, composite keys, version fields, and entity inheritance.
Use this skill when parsing, querying, or sanitizing HTML in BoxLang with the bx-jsoup module: htmlParse(), htmlClean(), CSS selectors, XSS protection, HTML to JSON/XML conversion, and safe HTML allowlisting.
Use this skill when converting Markdown to HTML or HTML to Markdown in BoxLang using the bx-markdown module. Covers markdown() and HtmlToMarkdown() BIFs.
Use this skill to render HTML forms in BoxLang using the bx-ui-forms module: bx:form, bx:input, bx:select, bx:slider, bx:textarea components, form actions and methods, preservedata for sticky forms, input types and labels, and styling considerations.
Use this skill when building AI pipelines with BoxLang AI: aiMessage() templates, aiModel() in pipelines, aiTransform() steps, chaining with .to() and .transform(), the _input system variable, multi-model pipelines, streaming pipelines, and structured output in pipelines.
Use this skill when serializing or deserializing YAML in BoxLang with the bx-yaml module: yamlSerialize(), yamlDeserialize(), yamlDeserializeFile(), serializing BoxLang classes to YAML, and custom toYAML() methods.
Use this skill to create charts and graphs in BoxLang with the bx-charts module: bx:chart, bx:chartseries, bx:chartdata, chart types (bar, line, pie, doughnut, radar, polarArea, area, horizontalbar, scatter, bubble), responsive charts, custom colors, legends, and axis configuration.
Use this skill when understanding BoxLang internals: BoxRuntime services, IBoxContext hierarchy, scope chain resolution, DynamicObject, type system (IBoxType), parsing pipeline (source to bytecode), class loader isolation, virtual threads, or using --bx-printast for AST debugging.
Use this skill when writing BoxLang classes, components, interfaces, inheritance hierarchies, annotations, properties, constructors, or applying object-oriented design patterns in BoxLang.
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Use this skill when configuring BoxLang runtime settings via boxlang.json, setting environment variables for config overrides, configuring datasources, caches, executors, modules, logging, security, or schedulers — or when helping someone understand the BoxLang configuration system.
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Use this skill when working with BoxLang lambdas, closures, arrow functions, higher-order functions, functional array/struct pipelines (map, filter, reduce, flatMap, groupBy, etc.), destructuring, or spread syntax.
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Use this skill when installing, configuring, or using BoxLang modules: box install, boxlang.json module settings, BoxLang+ premium modules (bx-pdf, bx-redis, bx-csv, bx-spreadsheet), CFML compatibility, ORM, mail, and module introspection.
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Use this skill when deploying BoxLang as an enterprise Java servlet application using CommandBox, configuring server.json for BoxLang, installing BoxLang modules, enabling SSL and rewrites, using BoxLang+ or BoxLang++ subscriptions with CommandBox PRO features, and production server configuration.
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Use this skill when deploying BoxLang applications to DigitalOcean App Platform using the official BoxLang starter kit, setting up auto-deployment from GitHub, and understanding the MiniServer + multi-stage Docker build architecture used in the starter.
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Use this skill when setting up GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines for BoxLang projects, including the setup-boxlang action, supported inputs/outputs, installing modules, CommandBox integration, multi-engine testing, and complete workflow templates.
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Use this skill when using MatchBox, the Rust-based native implementation of BoxLang that requires no JVM, including installation, understanding the available compilation targets (native, wasm, js, esp32), the philosophy and tradeoffs vs JVM BoxLang, and choosing the right target for CLI tools, edge deployments, browser WASM, and embedded devices.
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Use this skill when compiling BoxLang applications to server-side WebAssembly (WASM) using MatchBox's --target wasm flag, running WASM with Wasmtime or WasmEdge, building minimal OCI containers from WASM binaries, and deploying to edge platforms like Fastly Compute or Cloudflare Workers (WASI).
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Use this skill when building BoxLang web applications: Application.bx lifecycle, request/response handling, sessions, forms, REST APIs, HTTP clients, routing, CSRF protection, Server-Sent Events, or configuring CommandBox/MiniServer.
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Use this skill when writing BoxLang AI chat code: aiChat(), aiChatAsync(), aiChatStream(), parameters (temperature, max_tokens, model), provider selection, API keys, return formats, multi-turn conversations, and error handling.
Build, serve, and diagnose a bx-sites (ortus-boxlang/bx-sites) site - build/serve/clean/search-index, doctor (environment/config health), stats (page/word/blog/search-index/output-size report), and check (broken internal links/images, missing alt text, orphaned pages) against an already-built site/. Use this whenever a user wants to run/troubleshoot a bx-sites build, verify a build actually produced valid output, or get a CI-grade quality gate before deploying. For raw docs/ Markdown checks that don't need a build, use bx-sites-content-quality; for shipping site/ somewhere, use bx-sites-deployment.
Full bxsites.yaml/bxsites.toml/bxsites.json key reference for a bx-sites (ortus-boxlang/bx-sites) project - baseURL, source, exclude, robots.txt, nav, redirects, markdown options, repo/social/footer, lastUpdated, analytics, ogImage/generateOgImages, extraCss/extraJs, the assets/image pipeline, pageActions, mermaid/math/openapi/imageGallery, versions.default, mcp, and the plugins/i18n/blog/variables/docbox/coldbox/cloud keys. Use this whenever a user asks what a bxsites.yaml/.toml key does, how to set the site's base URL/sub-path, how to customize the nav, or wants to tune the responsive-image/asset-bundling pipeline. For themes, search providers, and deployment/publish config, use bx-sites-themes/bx-sites-search/bx-sites-deployment instead; for docbox/coldbox and mcp/AI-agent-skills detail, use bx-sites-api-docs/bx-sites-ai-features.
Use reusable {{ variables }} and BoxLang "magic functions" in bx-sites (ortus-boxlang/bx-sites) Markdown - bxsites.yaml's variables block, docs/functions.bxs, context variables (page/siteConfig/nav/versions/locales), visualizer recipes (status badges, star ratings, progress bars, trend arrows) including inside table cells, and structured Data Files (docs/data/*.yaml/.toml/.json, or a docs/data/*.bx data class for computed data) reachable as data.
Install bx-sites (ortus-boxlang/bx-sites) and scaffold a new site, or bring an existing GitBook/mkdocs/Notion project into one - project layout, page frontmatter, linking between pages, and the basic build/serve/clean loop. Use this whenever a user wants to start a new bx-sites project, add/move a plain docs page, or migrate an existing docs project in. For advanced Markdown/content-block syntax, use bx-sites-content-blocks/bx-sites-markdown; for bxsites.yaml keys, themes, or deployment, use bx-sites-configuration/bx-sites-themes/bx-sites-deployment; for the blog/versions/i18n, use bx-sites-blog-versioning-i18n.