Implement Exa reliability patterns including circuit breakers, idempotency, and graceful degradation. Use when building fault-tolerant Exa integrations, implementing retry strategies, or adding resilience to production Exa services. Trigger with phrases like "exa reliability", "exa circuit breaker", "exa idempotent", "exa resilience", "exa fallback", "exa bulkhead".
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Strong skill providing comprehensive reliability patterns for Exa integrations with production-ready code examples covering circuit breakers, idempotency, bulkheads, timeouts, graceful degradation, and dead letter queues. The description clearly identifies when to use this skill with specific trigger phrases. Task knowledge is excellent with complete TypeScript implementations that can be directly applied. Structure is good with logical organization, though it could benefit from separating detailed implementations into referenced files given its length. Novelty is moderate—while reliability patterns are well-established architectural concepts, bundling them specifically for Exa integrations with ready-to-use code does provide value over generic implementation guidance, saving tokens and reducing the cognitive load of adapting patterns to a specific service. The skill would be most valuable for developers unfamiliar with these patterns or seeking quick, tested implementations.
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