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Expand Up @@ -82,6 +82,16 @@ triggered when Python types are used Mojo or a Python module needs to interact
with Mojo code. Many capabilities of Mojo - Python interoperability are fairly
new, and existing coding agents don't handle them correctly without guidance.

### `mojo-optimizations`

[This skill](mojo-optimizations/SKILL.md) captures performance optimization
patterns for Mojo. It layers on top of `mojo-syntax` and is triggered when
profiling, benchmarking, tuning latency, or porting performance-sensitive code
to Mojo. It covers hot-path inlining, pre-allocation, unsafe pointer access in
hot loops, struct layout, view-vs-owned types, lazy-initialized global caches,
hash-keyed caching, `comptime` specialization, nibble-based SIMD byte scanning,
prefiltering strategies, and fast-path dispatch.

## Examples

Once these skills are installed, you can use them for many common tasks.
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