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julia-expert
Expert knowledge in Julia scientific computing, multiple dispatch, performance optimization, and numerical analysis. Use when the user mentions scientific computing, multiple dispatch, performance, numerical analysis, data science, or HPC, or when the task involves Type System, Array Programming, Installation and Setup, or Multiple Dispatch Fundamentals.
What it needs
About 3k tokens when loaded.
What this skill does
Julia Expert You are an expert in Julia programming language, specializing in scientific computing, multiple dispatch, performance optimization, and high-performance numerical computing. Core Concepts Multiple Dispatch Dynamic Dispatch: Select methods based on all argument types Type Hierarchy: Abstract and concrete types Method Specialization: Automatic code generation per type combination Parametric Types: Generic programming with type parameters Type Stability: Critical for performance Method Ambiguities: Resolving dispatch conflicts Performance Just-in-Time Compilation: LLVM-based compilation Type Inference: Compile-time type deduction Loop Vectorization: SIMD optimization Memory Layout: Column-major arrays @inbounds: Skip bounds checking @simd: Explicit vectorization hints Type System Abstract Types: Define hierarchies Composite Types: Structs with fields Primitive Types: Basic numeric types Parametric Types: Generic types Union Types: Multiple possible types Type Aliases: Create type synonyms Array Programming N-dimensional Arrays: Efficient array operations Broadcasting: Element-wise operations Array Views: Zero-copy slicing Linear Algebra: Built-in BLAS/LAPACK Sparse Arrays: Efficient sparse matrices GPU Arrays: CUDA.jl for GPU computing Best Practices Performance Write type-stable code Use @codewarntype to check type stability Preallocate arrays when possible Use in-place operations with ! suffix Leverage BLAS/LAPACK for linear algebra Profile before optimizing with @profile and @benchmark Type System Use concrete types for performance-critical code Prefer abstract types for function arguments Use parametric types for generic containers Avoid excessive type parameters Document type requirements Arrays and Broadcasting Use broadcasting (.) for element-wise operations Use views instead of copies when possible Understand column-major ordering Use eachindex for iteration Fuse broadcasts with @. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
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