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UserAgent skills that give AI agents the operational competence of expert practitioners (Salesforce, AWS, GitHub Actions, web). SKILL.md format; Claude Code plugins. Not test-prep — certification is the scaffold and benchmark, not the product.
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Indexed Skills (21)
aws-devops-engineer-professional
AWS DevOps engineering — CI/CD pipelines (CodePipeline, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy), infrastructure as code (CloudFormation, CDK, Systems Manager), deployment strategies (blue/green, canary), resilient multi-AZ/multi-region design, CloudWatch monitoring and logging, event-driven incident response and automated remediation, and security/compliance automation. Use when building, reviewing, or debugging AWS delivery pipelines, IaC templates, observability stacks, or auto-remediation. Not security-first design (see aws-security-specialty) or enterprise architecture trade-offs (see aws-solutions-architect-professional). Scoped and benchmarked by the AWS DevOps Engineer – Professional (DOP-C02) blueprint.
aws-security-specialty
AWS security engineering — threat detection (GuardDuty, Security Hub CSPM, Detective, Security Lake), incident response and containment, IAM policy evaluation and permission boundaries, infrastructure/network security (security groups, NACLs, WAF, Shield, PrivateLink), data protection and KMS encryption strategy, Secrets Manager, Macie, and multi-account governance (SCPs, Control Tower, Config, Firewall Manager). Use when designing or reviewing AWS security controls, detection/response automation, or compliance guardrails. Not pipeline/IaC delivery (see aws-devops-engineer-professional) or broad architecture trade-offs (see aws-solutions-architect-professional). Scoped and benchmarked by the AWS Security – Specialty (SCS-C03) blueprint.
aws-solutions-architect-professional
Designing and evaluating complex AWS architectures — multi-account AWS Organizations, hybrid and cross-account networking (Transit Gateway, PrivateLink, Direct Connect), business-continuity and DR design, migration and modernization strategy (the 7 Rs), and cost/resilience/performance trade-offs at enterprise scale. Use when making or reviewing enterprise AWS design decisions across organizational complexity, new solutions, continuous improvement, or workload migration. Not hands-on pipeline/IaC delivery (see aws-devops-engineer-professional) or security-control depth (see aws-security-specialty). Scoped and benchmarked by the AWS Solutions Architect – Professional (SAP-C02) blueprint.
github-actions
Authoring, maintaining, and securing GitHub Actions — CI/CD workflows, triggers, matrix builds, contexts and expressions, reusable and composite workflows, custom actions (action.yml; JS/Docker/composite), self-hosted and GitHub-hosted runners, secrets and OIDC cloud auth, and enterprise governance. Use when building, reviewing, or debugging GitHub Actions workflows, pipelines, release automation, or runner/security policy. Scoped and benchmarked by the GitHub Actions (GH-200) certification blueprint.
salesforce-administrator
Day-to-day Salesforce org configuration — profiles, permission sets, OWD, sharing rules, FLS, the object/field data model, Flow automation, data import (Data Import Wizard, Data Loader), validation rules, duplicate management, reports, dashboards, and Agentforce admin setup. Use when configuring or reviewing declarative org settings, security/sharing, automation, or analytics. Not Apex/triggers/SOQL (see salesforce-platform-developer-1), advanced sharing architecture, deployment pipelines or auditing (see salesforce-advanced-administrator), or building AI agents (see salesforce-agentforce-specialist). Scoped and benchmarked by the Platform Administrator (Plat-Admn-201) blueprint.
salesforce-advanced-administrator
Advanced declarative Salesforce administration — the full sharing/security model (role hierarchy, owner/criteria sharing rules, muting and session-based permission sets), complex Flow automation and order-of-execution debugging, custom object and relationship design (master-detail, junctions, DLRS roll-ups), data management (Data Loader, duplicate/matching rules, External IDs), sandbox strategy, SFDX deployment, and auditing/monitoring (Setup Audit Trail, Field History, Event Monitoring). Use when designing or debugging org config beyond day-to-day admin. Not basic setup (see salesforce-administrator) or Apex/code (see salesforce-platform-developer-1). Scoped and benchmarked by the Advanced Administrator (Plat-Admn-301) blueprint.
salesforce-agentforce-specialist
Building and governing Salesforce Agentforce and generative-AI features — Agentforce agents (topics, actions, agent-user security, the reasoning loop), Prompt Builder templates (Sales Email, Field Generation, Record Summary, Flex), Data 360 (formerly Data Cloud) and Knowledge grounding/RAG, and the Einstein Trust Layer (data masking, zero-retention, audit). Use when implementing or reviewing agents, prompt templates, grounding, or AI guardrails. Not admin-level Agentforce permission setup alone (see salesforce-administrator) or Apex action-code internals (see salesforce-platform-developer-2). Scoped and benchmarked by the Agentforce Specialist (AI-201) blueprint.
salesforce-business-analyst
Salesforce business-analysis work — eliciting and documenting requirements, writing and sizing user stories (INVEST, Given/When/Then, MoSCoW), facilitating stakeholder workshops and discovery, mapping current/future-state processes (swimlanes, RACI, RAID), defect triage, and running user acceptance testing to a go/no-go decision. Use when gathering requirements, mapping process, or driving UAT on a Salesforce project. This is the requirements/process discipline — not building the config or code (see salesforce-administrator and the platform-developer skills). Scoped and benchmarked by the Business Analyst (BA-201) blueprint.
salesforce-experience-cloud-consultant
Building and configuring Salesforce Experience Cloud sites and portals — communities, partner/customer portals, LWR and Aura templates, the external sharing model (sharing sets, share groups, guest-user hardening), external license selection, user provisioning and authentication (SSO, self-registration, JIT), audiences and personalization. Use when scoping a portal to the right license/user model, configuring external-user access, or debugging external-user CRUD/FLS/OWD/sharing failures. Not internal-org sharing alone (see salesforce-advanced-administrator) or Service/Sales console config (see those consultant skills). Scoped and benchmarked by the Experience Cloud Consultant (EX-Con-101) blueprint.
salesforce-marketing-cloud-email-specialist
Building Salesforce Marketing Cloud (SFMC) email campaigns, journeys, and automation — Journey Builder welcome/nurture flows, Automation Studio batch pipelines, Content Builder, AMPscript personalization, data extensions and SQL Data Views, Triggered/Single/User-Initiated sends, deliverability (SPF/DKIM/DMARC, IP warming, bounce handling), Marketing Cloud Connect to CRM, and inbox analytics. Use when designing or reviewing SFMC email, journeys, segmentation, or deliverability. This is SFMC (Studio/Builder stack) — not core CRM email or Pardot/Account Engagement. Scoped and benchmarked by the Marketing Cloud Email Specialist (MC-202) blueprint.
salesforce-nonprofit-cloud-consultant
Salesforce nonprofit implementation across BOTH the NPSP managed package (Household Accounts, Relationships, Affiliations, hard/soft credit, TDTM, Customizable Rollups, Recurring Donations, Batch Gift Entry, LYBUNT/SYBUNT) and Industries Nonprofit Cloud (Gift Entry, Program/Outcome Management, Grantmaking, OmniStudio, Action/Care Plans, Data Processing Engine). Use when configuring or troubleshooting either model, or deciding which applies. This is the nonprofit data model/program layer; for the underlying platform see salesforce-administrator and the platform-developer skills. Scoped and benchmarked by the Nonprofit (NP-Con-101 NPSP, NP-Con-102 NPC) blueprints.
salesforce-platform-developer-1
Writing, reviewing, and deploying Apex, SOQL/SOSL, triggers, and Lightning Web Components on the Salesforce platform — trigger handlers (before/after, one-trigger-per-object), bulkification against governor limits (100 SOQL / 150 DML / 10s CPU), synchronous vs async Apex (@future, Queueable, Batch, Schedulable), LWC decorators and lifecycle, FLS/sharing enforcement in code, test classes to the 75% gate, and SFDX deployment. Use when building or reviewing Apex/trigger/SOQL/LWC code. Not declarative-only config (see salesforce-administrator) or advanced integration/async/LDV patterns (see salesforce-platform-developer-2). Scoped and benchmarked by the Platform Developer I blueprint.
salesforce-platform-developer-2
Advanced Apex, integration, async processing, and performance work on the Salesforce platform — design patterns (Singleton, Strategy, fflib, Bulk State Transition), asynchronous patterns (Batch/Queueable/Future/Schedulable, chaining), SOQL selectivity and Large Data Volume tuning, Platform Events, Change Data Capture, REST/Bulk API integration, dynamic Apex with FLS/CRUD enforcement, and test mocking (Stub API). Use when designing or reviewing advanced Apex, integration, or performance-critical code. Not Apex fundamentals (see salesforce-platform-developer-1) or declarative config (see salesforce-administrator). Scoped and benchmarked by the Platform Developer II (Plat-Dev-301) blueprint.
salesforce-sales-cloud-consultant
Designing and configuring Salesforce Sales Cloud — leads and lead conversion, opportunities and pipeline stages, forecasting, territory management, price books and products, campaigns, and sales-productivity/AI features. Use when scoping or implementing Sales Cloud, picking automation tools, modeling the sales data layer, designing the sharing model, planning migrations/dedupe, or building sales reports and dashboards. Not Service Cloud (see salesforce-service-cloud-consultant), external portals (see salesforce-experience-cloud-consultant), or general org admin (see salesforce-administrator). Scoped and benchmarked by the Sales Cloud Consultant (Sales-Con-201) blueprint.
salesforce-service-cloud-consultant
Designing and configuring Salesforce Service Cloud — cases, assignment/escalation rules, queues, entitlements and milestones (SLAs), the Lightning Service Console, Knowledge (Knowledge__kav, data categories, KCS), Omni-Channel routing, Web-to-Case/Email-to-Case, CTI/voice, and contact-center analytics (AHT, FCR, CSAT). Use when scoping or implementing a case-management/support solution, intake channels, or routing. Not Sales Cloud pipeline (see salesforce-sales-cloud-consultant), portals (see salesforce-experience-cloud-consultant), Field Service dispatch/work orders (a separate credential), or general org admin (see salesforce-administrator). Scoped and benchmarked by the Service Cloud Consultant (Service-Con-201) blueprint.
salesforce-technical-architect
End-to-end Salesforce architecture and trade-off design — multi-org strategy, security and identity (SSO, OAuth, JWT Bearer, SAML, FLS), enterprise data modeling and LDV, solution architecture across clouds, integration patterns (Named Credentials, Platform Events, Bulk/REST API, middleware), governor-limit-aware design, and development-lifecycle/deployment governance. Use when designing or reviewing cross-cloud architecture, integration pipelines, access models, or org strategy. Not single-cloud config or hands-on coding (see the cloud-consultant and platform-developer skills). Scoped and benchmarked by the Certified Technical Architect (CTA) review-board blueprint.
nextjs
Building and reviewing Next.js applications — the App Router, Server and Client Components, rendering and caching (use cache, PPR, streaming), data fetching, Route Handlers, Server Actions and their security rules, and the Proxy (formerly Middleware) layer. Use when building, reviewing, or debugging Next.js apps, routing, caching, or server actions. Excludes React fundamentals (see react) and the Node.js runtime (see nodejs). Competence skill anchored on official Next.js docs (v16.x) — no first-party certification.
nodejs
Building and reviewing Node.js applications and services — the event loop and async patterns, streams and buffers, the module system (ESM/CJS), packaging and the toolchain, error handling and diagnostics, and HTTP services with security. Use when writing, reviewing, or debugging Node.js code, CLIs, services, or AWS Lambda handlers. Stays on the Node runtime; excludes React (see react), Next.js (see nextjs), and TypeScript typing (see typescript). Competence skill mapped to the retired OpenJS JSNAD/JSNSD curriculum.
react-native
Building and reviewing React Native and Expo mobile apps — core components and styling (Flexbox, FlatList), navigation (Expo Router, React Navigation), the Expo SDK and permissions, native modules and the New Architecture (JSI, Fabric, TurboModules), EAS Build/Submit/Update, iOS/Android platform differences, and mobile performance. Use when building, reviewing, or debugging RN/Expo apps or the native/mobile layer. Assumes core React (see react); covers the mobile deltas only. Competence skill — no first-party certification.
react
Building and reviewing React applications — components and JSX, hooks (useState/useReducer/useEffect/useRef/useContext, custom hooks), the rules of hooks, state and data flow, rendering and memoization, concurrent features, accessibility, and testing with React Testing Library. Use when writing, reviewing, or debugging React UIs, re-renders/effects, or state architecture. Excludes Next.js (see nextjs) and React Native/Expo (see react-native). Competence skill anchored on react.dev — no first-party certification.
typescript
Writing and reviewing TypeScript — the type system and structural typing, generics, narrowing and inference, conditional/mapped/utility types, strictness configuration (tsconfig, the strict family), module resolution and project references, typing third-party/Node APIs, and declaration files (.d.ts). Use when adding or reviewing types in any TS codebase (Node, React, Lambdas). Framework-specific concerns live in the react/nodejs/nextjs/react-native skills. Competence skill anchored on the official TypeScript Handbook — no first-party certification.
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