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+# Cursor Extensions
+
+Welcome to the Linux Foundation development team! This guide provides recommended extensions for the Cursor code editor.
+
+## 🚀 Getting Started
+
+1. **Review this entire document** to understand our recommended extensions and plugins
+2. **Install the extensions relevant** to your development workflow
+3. **Bookmark this page** for quick reference when setting up new development environments 😀
+
+---
+
+## 🎯 Cursor Extensions
+
+### General Extensions
+
+#### GitLens
+
+- **Purpose**: Enhanced Git capabilities and code history visualization
+- **Extension ID**: `eamodio.gitlens`
+
+**What you'll use GitLens for:**
+
+- View detailed Git blame information inline with code
+- Explore file and line history with rich visualizations
+- Navigate through repository and branch history
+- Compare changes across commits and branches
+- Understand code evolution and contributor insights
+
+#### Prettier - Code formatter
+
+- **Purpose**: Automatic code formatting for consistent style
+- **Extension ID**: `esbenp.prettier-vscode`
+
+**What you'll use Prettier for:**
+
+- Automatically format code on save according to team standards
+- Ensure consistent code style across all team members
+- Integration with our ESLint configuration for comprehensive code quality
+
+#### ESLint
+
+- **Purpose**: JavaScript and TypeScript linting for code quality
+- **Extension ID**: `dbaeumer.vscode-eslint`
+
+**What you'll use ESLint for:**
+
+- Real-time code quality checking and error detection
+- Enforce team coding standards and best practices
+- Automatic fixing of common issues and style violations
+- Custom rule configuration for project-specific requirements
+
+#### Auto Rename Tag
+
+- **Purpose**: Automatically rename paired HTML/XML tags
+- **Extension ID**: `formulahendry.auto-rename-tag`
+
+**What you'll use Auto Rename Tag for:**
+
+- Simultaneously rename opening and closing HTML/XML tags
+- Prevent mismatched tags when refactoring markup
+- Maintain tag consistency in React components
+
+#### Auto Close Tag
+
+- **Purpose**: Automatically close HTML/XML tags
+- **Extension ID**: formulahendry.auto-close-tag
+
+**What you'll use Auto Close Tag for**:
+
+- Automatically add closing tags when typing opening tags
+- Support for custom HTML elements and React components
+- Reduce typing and prevent unclosed tag errors
+- Speed up markup development workflows
+
+#### Docker
+
+- **Purpose**: Docker container management and development
+- **Extension ID**: `ms-azuretools.vscode-docker`
+
+**What you'll use Docker for:**
+
+- Build, manage, and deploy Docker containers
+- IntelliSense for Dockerfile and docker-compose files
+- Container and image management from within the editor
+- Integration with remote development containers
+
+#### Path Intellisense
+
+- **Extension ID**: christian-kohler.path-intellisense
+- **Purpose**: Autocomplete for file paths in import statements
+
+**What you'll use Path Intellisense for**:
+
+- Intelligent autocompletion for file and folder paths
+- Reduce typos in import statements and file references
+- Navigate project structure more efficiently
+- Support for relative and absolute path completion
+
+#### CodeRabbit
+
+- **Extension ID**: coderabbitai.coderabbit
+- **Purpose**: AI-powered code review and analysis
+
+**What you'll use CodeRabbit for**:
+
+- Real-time code review suggestions and improvements
+- Automated code quality analysis and recommendations
+- Security vulnerability detection in your code
+- Performance optimization suggestions
+- Code style and best practice enforcement
+
+### Workflow Specific Extensions
+
+#### Angular Language Service
+
+- **Purpose**: Enhanced Angular development with IntelliSense and diagnostics
+- **Extension ID**: `Angular.ng-template`
+
+**What you'll use Angular Language Service for:**
+
+- IntelliSense and autocompletion in Angular templates
+- Real-time error detection in component templates
+- Navigation between templates and component code
+- Type checking for Angular expressions and directives
+- Quick fixes and refactoring support for Angular projects
+
+#### Angular Schematics
+
+- **Purpose**: Generate Angular code and project structures using schematics
+- **Extension ID**: `cyrilletuzi.angular-schematics`
+
+**What you'll use Angular Schematics for:**
+
+- Generate components, services, modules, and other Angular artifacts
+- Scaffold new Angular applications and libraries
+- Apply code transformations and migrations
+- Maintain consistent project structure across team
+- Integrate with Angular CLI workflows
+
+#### Pretty TypeScript Errors
+
+- **Purpose**: Improved TypeScript error messages with better formatting
+- **Extension ID**: `yoavbls.pretty-ts-errors`
+
+**What you'll use Pretty TypeScript Errors for:**
+
+- Display TypeScript errors with improved readability and formatting
+- Better understanding of complex type errors and suggestions
+- Reduced cognitive load when debugging TypeScript issues
+- Enhanced developer experience with clearer error messages
+
+#### Tailwind CSS IntelliSense
+
+- **Purpose**: Intelligent autocomplete and linting for Tailwind CSS
+- **Extension ID**: `bradlc.vscode-tailwindcss`
+
+**What you'll use Tailwind CSS IntelliSense for:**
+
+- Autocomplete for Tailwind CSS class names
+- Hover previews showing the actual CSS properties
+- Linting and validation of Tailwind classes
+- Color previews and syntax highlighting
+- Support for custom Tailwind configurations
+
+#### Claude Code for VSCode
+
+- **Purpose**: AI-powered coding assistance integrated directly in your editor
+- **Extension ID**: `Anthropic.claude-dev`
+
+**What you'll use Claude Code for VSCode for:**
+
+- AI-powered code completion and suggestions
+- Intelligent code refactoring and optimization
+- Natural language code generation and explanations
+- Debugging assistance and error resolution
+- Code review and improvement recommendations
+
+#### Go
+
+- **Purpose**: Official Go language support with comprehensive tooling
+- **Extension ID**: `golang.go`
+
+**What you'll use Go for:**
+
+- Syntax highlighting and code completion for Go
+- Integrated debugging with delve debugger
+- Automatic code formatting with gofmt on save
+- Test discovery and execution within the editor
+- Import management and dependency resolution
+- Integration with Go tools (go mod, go build, go test)
+
+#### REST Client
+
+- **Purpose**: Test REST APIs directly from within the editor
+- **Extension ID**: `humao.rest-client`
+
+**What you'll use REST Client for:**
+
+- Send HTTP requests and view responses without leaving the editor
+- Save and organize API requests in .http files
+- Environment variable support for different deployment stages
+- Authentication support (Bearer tokens, Basic auth)
+- Response formatting and syntax highlighting
+
+#### Thunder Client
+
+- **Purpose**: Lightweight REST API testing client
+- **Extension ID**: `rangav.vscode-thunder-client`
+
+**What you'll use Thunder Client for:**
+
+- GUI-based API testing with collections and environments
+- Import/export Postman collections
+- Scriptless testing with pre-request and test scripts
+- Response history and request organization
+- Team collaboration with shared collections
+
+#### PostgreSQL
+
+- **Purpose**: PostgreSQL syntax highlighting and query execution
+- **Extension ID**: `ms-ossdata.vscode-postgresql`
+
+**What you'll use PostgreSQL for:**
+
+- Syntax highlighting for PostgreSQL-specific SQL
+- IntelliSense for PostgreSQL functions and keywords
+- Query execution and result visualization
+- Connection management for PostgreSQL databases
+- Schema browsing and table structure viewing
+
+#### YAML
+
+- **Purpose**: YAML language support with validation and formatting
+- **Extension ID**: `redhat.vscode-yaml`
+
+**What you'll use YAML for:**
+
+- Syntax highlighting and validation for YAML files
+- Schema validation for Kubernetes, Docker Compose, and CI/CD files
+- Auto-completion based on YAML schemas
+- Formatting and indentation correction
+- Error detection and quick fixes
+
+#### Kubernetes
+
+- **Purpose**: Kubernetes cluster management and YAML editing
+- **Extension ID**: `ms-kubernetes-tools.vscode-kubernetes-tools`
+
+**What you'll use Kubernetes for:**
+
+- Deploy and manage Kubernetes applications
+- Browse cluster resources and view logs
+- IntelliSense for Kubernetes YAML manifests
+- Port forwarding and terminal access to pods
+- Helm chart development and deployment
+
+#### Vue Language Features
+
+- **Extension ID**: Vue.volar
+- **Purpose**: Official Vue.js language server with TypeScript support
+
+**What you'll use Vue Language Features for**:
+
+- Advanced TypeScript support in Vue components
+- Better performance and accuracy than legacy Vue extensions
+- Composition API and script setup syntax support
+- Template type checking and validation
+- Integration with Vue 3 features and modern Vue development
+
+---
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+# Neovim Plugins
+
+Welcome to the Linux Foundation development team! This guide provides recommended plugins for the Neovim code editor.
+
+## 🚀 Getting Started
+
+1. **Review this entire document** to understand our recommended extensions and plugins
+2. **Bookmark this page** for quick reference when setting up new development environments 😀
+
+---
+
+## 🔧 Neovim Plugins
+
+### Plugin Manager
+
+#### lazy.nvim
+
+- **Purpose**: Modern, fast plugin manager for Neovim
+- **Repository**: [https://github.com/folke/lazy.nvim](https://github.com/folke/lazy.nvim)
+
+**What you'll use lazy.nvim for:**
+
+- Lazy-loading plugins for faster startup times
+- Automatic plugin installation and updates
+- Dependency management between plugins
+- Performance optimization and configuration management
+
+### Essential Plugins
+
+#### nvim-treesitter
+
+- **Repository**: [https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter](https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter)
+- **Purpose**: Advanced syntax highlighting and code understanding
+
+**What you'll use nvim-treesitter for:**
+
+- Superior syntax highlighting for 40+ languages
+- Intelligent code folding and text objects
+- Incremental parsing for large files
+- Foundation for other advanced plugins
+
+#### telescope.nvim
+
+- **Repository**: [https://github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim](https://github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim)
+- **Purpose**: Fuzzy finder and picker for files, buffers, and more
+
+**What you'll use telescope.nvim for:**
+
+- Quick file navigation and opening
+- Search through project files and content
+- Git integration for branch and commit browsing
+- Command palette functionality
+
+#### nvim-lspconfig
+
+- **Repository**: [https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig](https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig)
+- **Purpose**: Easy Language Server Protocol configuration
+
+**What you'll use nvim-lspconfig for:**
+
+- Configure language servers for your programming languages
+- IntelliSense, go-to-definition, and error diagnostics
+- Code actions and refactoring capabilities
+- Integration with completion and formatting plugins
+
+#### nvim-cmp
+
+- **Repository**: [https://github.com/hrsh7th/nvim-cmp](https://github.com/hrsh7th/nvim-cmp)
+- **Purpose**: Autocompletion engine with multiple sources
+
+**What you'll use nvim-cmp for:**
+
+- Intelligent code completion from LSP servers
+- Snippet expansion and management
+- Buffer and path completion
+- Integration with external completion sources
+
+#### gitsigns.nvim
+
+- **Repository**: [https://github.com/lewis6991/gitsigns.nvim](https://github.com/lewis6991/gitsigns.nvim)
+- **Purpose**: Git integration with signs, hunks, and blame
+
+**What you'll use gitsigns.nvim for:**
+
+- Visual Git diff indicators in the sign column
+- Stage and unstage hunks directly from the editor
+- Navigate through Git changes efficiently
+- Inline Git blame information
+
+#### fugitive.vim
+
+- **Repository**: [https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive](https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive)
+- **Purpose**: Comprehensive Git wrapper for Vim/Neovim
+
+**What you'll use fugitive.vim for:**
+
+- Complete Git workflow from within Neovim
+- Interactive staging and committing
+- Branch management and merging
+- Git history browsing and comparison
+
+#### nvim-tree.lua
+
+- **Repository**: [https://github.com/nvim-tree/nvim-tree.lua](https://github.com/nvim-tree/nvim-tree.lua)
+- **Purpose**: File explorer tree for Neovim
+
+**What you'll use nvim-tree.lua for:**
+
+- Visual file system navigation
+- File and directory operations
+- Project structure overview
+- Integration with Git status indicators
+
+#### lualine.nvim
+
+- **Repository**: [https://github.com/nvim-lualine/lualine.nvim](https://github.com/nvim-lualine/lualine.nvim)
+- **Purpose**: Fast and customizable statusline for Neovim
+
+**What you'll use lualine.nvim for**:
+
+- Display Git branch, file status, and diagnostics information
+- Show current mode, file type, and encoding details
+- Customizable components for project-specific information
+- Performance-optimized statusline with minimal startup impact
+
+#### undotree
+
+- **Repository**: [https://github.com/mbbill/undotree](https://github.com/mbbill/undotree)
+- **Purpose**: Visual undo history tree for advanced undo/redo operations
+
+**What you'll use undotree for**:
+
+- Navigate complex undo/redo history with visual tree representation
+- Recover lost changes from branched undo paths
+- Compare different states of your file during editing sessions
+- Advanced text recovery and change management
+
+#### avante.nvim
+
+- **Repository**: <https://github.com/yetone/avante.nvim>
+- **Purpose**: AI-powered code editing and chat interface
+
+**What you'll use avante.nvim for**:
+
+- Interactive AI chat for code explanations and debugging
+- AI-assisted code refactoring and optimization
+- Natural language code generation and modification
+- Inline AI suggestions and code improvements
+
+#### supermaven-nvim
+
+- **Repository**: <https://github.com/supermaven-inc/supermaven-nvim>
+- **Purpose**: Fast AI code completion with context awareness
+
+**What you'll use supermaven-nvim for**:
+
+- Lightning-fast AI-powered code suggestions and completions
+- Context-aware code generation based on your entire codebase
+- Multi-language support with optimized performance
+- Seamless integration with existing completion workflows
+
+---
+
+You can find a list of more plugins at [https://github.com/rockerBOO/awesome-neovim](https://github.com/rockerBOO/awesome-neovim)
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+# Zed Extensions
+
+Welcome to the Linux Foundation development team! This guide provides recommended extensions for the Zed code editor.
+
+## 🚀 Getting Started
+
+1. **Review this entire document** to understand our recommended extensions and plugins
+2. **Install the extensions relevant** to your development workflow
+3. **Bookmark this page** for quick reference when setting up new development environments 😀
+
+---
+
+## 🎯 Zed Extensions
+
+### General Extensions
+
+#### Git Firefly
+
+- **Purpose**: Enhanced Git workflow visualization and management
+- **Extension ID**: `git-firefly`
+
+**What you'll use Git Firefly for:**
+
+- Advanced Git history visualization with interactive timelines
+- Enhanced branch management and merge conflict resolution
+- Commit message templates and conventional commit support
+- Git workflow automation and custom git command integration
+- Advanced diff viewing with side-by-side comparisons
+
+#### Emmet
+
+- **Purpose**: High-speed HTML and CSS coding with abbreviation expansion
+- **Extension ID**: `emmet` (Built-in to Zed)
+
+**What you'll use Emmet for:**
+
+- Rapid HTML structure creation using CSS selector syntax
+- CSS property abbreviation expansion for faster styling
+- Lorem ipsum text generation and placeholder content
+- Number increment/decrement operations for batch editing
+- Wrap with abbreviation for restructuring existing code
+
+### Workflow Specific Extensions
+
+#### HTML
+
+- **Purpose**: HTML language support with syntax highlighting and validation
+- **Extension ID**: `html` (Built-in to Zed)
+
+**What you'll use HTML for:**
+
+- Syntax highlighting and code completion for HTML elements
+- Auto-completion for HTML attributes and values
+- Tag matching and validation for proper HTML structure
+- Integration with CSS and JavaScript for full web development
+- Emmet-like abbreviation expansion for rapid HTML authoring
+
+#### TOML
+
+- **Purpose**: TOML configuration file support with syntax highlighting
+- **Extension ID**: `toml`
+
+**What you'll use TOML for:**
+
+- Syntax highlighting for TOML configuration files
+- Validation and error detection for TOML syntax
+- Auto-completion for common TOML structures
+- Support for Cargo.toml, pyproject.toml, and other config files
+- Formatting and indentation for clean configuration files
+
+#### SQL
+
+- **Purpose**: SQL language support for database development
+- **Extension ID**: `sql`
+
+**What you'll use SQL for:**
+
+- Syntax highlighting for SQL queries across multiple database dialects
+- IntelliSense for SQL keywords, functions, and database objects
+- Query formatting and beautification for readable code
+- Error detection and validation for SQL syntax
+- Integration with database connections and query execution
+
+#### Dockerfile
+
+- **Purpose**: Docker container development and configuration support
+- **Extension ID**: `dockerfile`
+
+**What you'll use Dockerfile for:**
+
+- Syntax highlighting and validation for Dockerfile instructions
+- Auto-completion for Docker commands and best practices
+- Linting and security recommendations for container builds
+- Integration with Docker CLI for building and testing containers
+- Support for multi-stage builds and advanced Docker features
+
+#### Angular
+
+- **Purpose**: Angular framework development with comprehensive tooling
+- **Extension ID**: `angular`
+
+**What you'll use Angular for:**
+
+- Syntax highlighting and IntelliSense for Angular templates
+- Component, service, and directive code completion
+- TypeScript integration with Angular-specific decorators
+- Template syntax validation and error detection
+- Integration with Angular CLI for project scaffolding and builds
+
+#### Vue
+
+- **Purpose**: Vue.js framework development with single-file component support
+- **Extension ID**: `vue`
+
+**What you'll use Vue for:**
+
+- Syntax highlighting for Vue single-file components (.vue)
+- Template, script, and style section IntelliSense
+- Vue 3 Composition API and Options API support
+- Component props and emit validation
+- Integration with Vue CLI and Vite development workflows
+
+#### SCSS
+
+- **Purpose**: SCSS/Sass preprocessor support for advanced CSS development
+- **Extension ID**: `scss`
+
+**What you'll use SCSS for:**
+
+- Syntax highlighting for SCSS/Sass variables, mixins, and functions
+- Auto-completion for SCSS-specific features and built-in functions
+- Nesting validation and formatting for clean stylesheet structure
+- Color preview and picker integration for visual development
+- Compilation and error detection for SCSS to CSS transformation
+
+#### Terraform
+
+- **Purpose**: Infrastructure as Code development with Terraform support
+- **Extension ID**: `terraform`
+
+**What you'll use Terraform for:**
+
+- Syntax highlighting for Terraform configuration files (.tf)
+- IntelliSense for Terraform resources, providers, and modules
+- Validation and linting for Terraform best practices
+- Integration with Terraform CLI for plan, apply, and destroy operations
+- Support for Terraform workspaces and state management
+
+---
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+# Developer Tools & Platforms
+
+Welcome to the Linux Foundation development team! This guide provides an overview of the tools and platforms we use.
+
+## 🚀 Getting Started
+
+1. **Review this entire document** to understand our tech tools and platforms
+2. **Access platforms** with your Linux Foundation email account, unless otherwise noted
+3. **Contact your manager or tech lead** if you need help with access to any platform
+4. **Bookmark this page** for quick reference 😀
+
+---
+
+## 🔐 Security and Access Management
+
+### 1Password
+
+- **Purpose**: Password management and secure credential storage
+- **URL**: [https://1password.com/](https://1password.com/)
+
+**What you'll use 1Password for:**
+
+- Store and share team passwords, API keys, and sensitive information securely
+- Generate strong passwords for all development accounts
+- Access shared team vaults for common credentials
+- Store secure notes and documents related to projects
+- Backup codes for two-factor authentication across all platforms
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+  1. Access is typically granted
+  2. If you cannot access, contact your team lead
+
+**Setup Steps:**
+
+  1. Install 1Password browser extension for seamless login experience
+  2. Accept team invitation via email and create your master password
+  3. Configure 1Password app on mobile device for 2FA backup codes
+
+---
+
+## GitHub Repositories
+
+### Linux Foundation
+
+- **Purpose**: Non-profit consortium dedicated to fostering the growth of Linux
+- **URL**: [https://github.com/linuxfoundation](https://github.com/linuxfoundation)
+
+**What you'll use GitHub for:**
+
+- Clone and contribute to LFX platform repositories
+- Create feature branches
+- Submit pull requests
+- Participate in code reviews and provide feedback to team members
+- Track issues and collaborate on technical discussions
+- Access documentation, coding standards, and architecture decisions
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+  1. You must have your personal GitHub account added to the Linux Foundation organization.
+  2. To request access, ask your manager to submit a support ticket on your behalf.
+  3. Access is managed through single sign-on (SSO).
+
+**Setup Steps:**
+
+  1. Enable two-factor authentication (required for all organization members)
+  2. Configure SSH keys following our security guidelines
+  3. Authorize the organization under SSH and GPG keys -> Configure SSO
+  4. Set up Git configuration with your personal GitHub email: `git config --global user.email "your.email@gmail.com"`
+  5. Clone your project's repository and follow it's `Getting Started` guide
+
+### Engineering Artifact and Notes
+
+- **Purpose**: Collection of artifacts and notes for engineers
+- **URL**: [https://github.com/linuxfoundation/lfx-engineering](https://github.com/linuxfoundation/lfx-engineering)
+
+**What you'll use lfx-engineering for:**
+
+- Access onboarding materials and training resources
+- Review architecture documentation and technical specifications
+- Learn AI integrations and mcp clients
+- Contribute to internal documentation and knowledge sharing
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+  1. You must have your personal GitHub account added to the Linux Foundation organization.
+  2. To request access, ask your manager to submit a support ticket on your behalf.
+  3. Access is managed through single sign-on (SSO).
+
+---
+
+## 🔧 Development Tools
+
+### Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
+
+#### Cursor
+
+- **Purpose**: AI-powered code editor with built-in AI assistance
+- **URL**: [https://cursor.sh/](https://cursor.sh/)
+
+**What you'll use Cursor for:**
+
+- AI-powered code completion and generation for faster development
+- Intelligent code refactoring and debugging assistance
+- Natural language to code translation for complex logic
+- Integration with our team's extensions and coding standards
+- Collaborative debugging sessions with AI assistance
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+  1. Ask your manager to submit a support ticket on your behalf or send a message
+  in the `#lfx-ai` Slack channel.
+
+**Setup Steps:**
+
+  1. Download and install Cursor
+  2. Sign in with your Linux Foundation email
+  3. Install the [recommended extensions](https://github.com/linuxfoundation/lfx-engineering/tree/main/onboarding/code-editor-extensions-and-plugins/cursor.md)
+  4. Consider installing the Jira and GitHub Model Context Protocol servers.
+
+#### Zed
+
+- **Purpose**: High-performance, collaborative code editor
+- **URL**: [https://zed.dev/](https://zed.dev/)
+
+**What you'll use Zed for:**
+
+- Lightning-fast performance for large codebases
+- Real-time collaborative editing during pair programming sessions
+- Built-in terminal integration for development workflows
+- Git integration for seamless version control
+- Minimalist interface that reduces cognitive load during coding
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+  1. Requesting access not required. Follow the online documentation to download and install.
+  2. Most users connect to The Linux Foundation GitHub account to access the CoPilot AI models.
+
+**Setup Steps:**
+
+  1. Download and install Zed
+  2. Sign in with your choice of email
+  3. Install the [recommended extensions](https://github.com/linuxfoundation/lfx-engineering/tree/main/onboarding/code-editor-extensions-and-plugins/zed.md)
+
+#### Neovim
+
+- **Purpose**: Modern, extensible terminal-based text editor
+- **URL**: [https://neovim.io/](https://neovim.io/)
+
+**What you'll use Neovim for:**
+
+- Highly efficient keyboard-driven editing for experienced developers
+- Customizable development environment tailored to your workflow
+- Powerful plugin ecosystem for language-specific development
+- Terminal-based editing for remote development and server work
+- Lua scripting for advanced configuration and automation
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+  1. Requesting access not required. Follow the online documentation to download and install.
+  2. Most users connect to The Linux Foundation GitHub account to access the CoPilot AI models.
+
+**Setup Steps:**
+
+  1. Install Neovim using your system's package manager
+  2. Install the [recommended extensions](https://github.com/linuxfoundation/lfx-engineering/tree/main/onboarding/code-editor-extensions-and-plugins/neovim.md)
+
+---
+
+## 🗃️ API Documentation
+
+### API Gateway
+
+- **Purpose**: Central API gateway for routing and managing API requests
+- **URL**: [https://api-gw.dev.platform.linuxfoundation.org/](https://api-gw.dev.platform.linuxfoundation.org/)
+
+**What you'll use API Gateway for:**
+
+- Access comprehensive API documentation for all LFX services
+- Test API endpoints during development and debugging
+- Understand request/response formats and authentication requirements
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+  1. Access is typically granted
+  2. If you cannot access, contact your team lead
+
+---
+
+## 📋 Project Management & Collaboration
+
+### Jira
+
+- **Purpose**: Issue tracking, project management, and agile development workflows
+- **URL**: [https://linuxfoundation.atlassian.net/jira/](https://linuxfoundation.atlassian.net/jira/)
+
+**What you'll use Jira for:**
+
+- Track and update progress on assigned bugs, features, and technical debt
+- Create detailed bug reports with reproduction steps and severity levels
+- Manage feature requests through our workflow: Backlog → In Progress → Code Review → Testing → Done
+- Estimate story points and track velocity metrics
+- Generate reports for stakeholders and project planning
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+  1. You should receive an invitation to Atlassian via email
+  2. Accept invitation and complete account setup
+
+**Setup Steps:**
+
+  1. Sign in to Jira using your Linux Foundation credentials
+  2. Set up email notifications to your preference
+  3. View your team's project boards and understand the workflow stages
+  4. Install Jira mobile app for updates on the go
+
+---
+
+## 📊 Monitoring and Analytics
+
+### DataDog
+
+- **Purpose**: Application performance monitoring, logging, and infrastructure metrics
+- **URL**: [https://datadog.linuxfoundation.org/](https://datadog.linuxfoundation.org/)
+
+**What you'll use DataDog for:**
+
+- Monitor application performance and uptime, including many LFX products and services
+- View logs and screen recorded sessions for debugging
+- Review Real User Monitoring (RUM) data for user experience insights
+- View infrastructure metrics to understand system resource usage
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+  1. You should receive an invitation to Datadog via email
+  2. Accept invitation and head to Datadog to sign in
+
+### Snowflake
+
+- **Purpose**: Cloud data platform for data warehousing and analytics
+- **URL**: [https://app.snowflake.com/](https://app.snowflake.com/)
+
+**What you'll use Snowflake for:**
+
+- Query large datasets for business intelligence and reporting needs
+- Analyze user behavior and application metrics for product decisions
+- Extract data for machine learning models and analytics projects
+- Generate custom reports for stakeholders and project planning
+- Collaborate with data team on complex analytical queries
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+- Step 1: Datalake Team: IT/Ops Team Account Setup
+    1. Determine which roles should be added to the new user(s).
+    2. Create a pull request to add the users and roles to the GitHub Snowflake
+       Terraform repository. Here’s a link [to the GitHub
+       repository](https://github.com/linuxfoundation/lfx-snowflake-terraform) and
+       the user configuration file. Anyone can create a pull request.
+    3. Request an IT/Ops team member review the pull request in the #lfx-devops
+       Slack channel. They will review and merge the pull request changes which
+       will trigger a deployment to the Snowflake production environment.
+- Step 2: Developer: User Account Setup
+    1. Once Step 1 above is complete, users can now log into Snowflake.
+    2. [Direct Link to The Linux
+       Foundation](https://app.snowflake.com/jnmhvwd/xpb85243/) Snowflake account.
+    3. Users should log in using their LF email (e.g.,
+       [your_lf_email@linuxfoundation.org](your_lf_email@linuxfoundation.org)) via
+       the Google SSO option.
+    4. Once logged in, the user should be redirected back to the Snowflake
+       landing page.
+    5. Users should then notify the Datalake Team. The Datalake Team will share
+       any relevant dashboards or interactive views/applications
+       (sharing is done after the user has logged in the first time).
+    6. Once the Datalake Team has granted access from the Snowflake console,
+       navigate to: Menu -> Projects -> Dashboards -> “Shared with me"
+
+---
+
+## Organization Diagram
+
+### LFX-Datalake
+
+- **Purpose**: Architecture diagram showing LFX services, data flows, and system dependencies
+- **URL**: [https://whimsical.com/lfx-datalake-Qgy1wT6KC4RtrhCbfVQ37X](https://whimsical.com/lfx-datalake-Qgy1wT6KC4RtrhCbfVQ37X)
+
+**What you'll use LFX-Datalake diagram for:**
+
+- Understand overall organization architecture and platform relationships
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+  1. Request access to the specific diagram from your director or team lead
+
+### Linux Product & Engineering organization
+
+- **Purpose**: Organizational chart with team structure, roles and reporting relationships
+- **URL**: [https://lucid.app/lucidchart/a39693e8-9f93-4f6e-9f31-77cb28de4f81/edit?page=0_0#](https://lucid.app/lucidchart/a39693e8-9f93-4f6e-9f31-77cb28de4f81/edit?page=0_0#)
+
+**What you'll use the organization chart for:**
+
+- Understand team structure, roles, and reporting relationships
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+  1. Request access to the specific diagram from your director or team lead
+
+TODO: Leaving for David Deal to update
+
+### LFX-Datalake2
+
+- **Purpose**: Architecture diagram showing LFX services, data flows, and system dependencies
+- **URL**: [https://github.com/linuxfoundation/lfx-architecture/blob/main/diagrams/data-flow.md](https://github.com/linuxfoundation/lfx-architecture/blob/main/diagrams/data-flow.md)
+
+---
+
+## 📁 Documents
+
+### Google Workspace
+
+#### Google Docs
+
+- **Purpose**: Linux Foundation storage of files shared with you
+- **URL**: [https://drive.google.com/](https://drive.google.com/)
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+- Google Workspace is managed through single sign-on (SSO)
+- If you cannot access specific documents, request sharing permissions from document owner
+
+#### Google Spreadsheets
+
+- **Purpose**: Linux Foundation storage of files shared with you
+- **URL**: [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/)
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+- Google Workspace is managed through single sign-on (SSO)
+- If you cannot access specific documents, request sharing permissions from spreadsheet owner
+
+#### Google Slides
+
+- **Purpose**: Linux Foundation storage of files shared with you
+- **URL**: [https://docs.google.com/presentation/](https://docs.google.com/presentation/)
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+- Google Workspace is managed through single sign-on (SSO)
+- If you cannot access specific documents, request sharing permissions from presentation owner
+
+#### Google Vids
+
+- **Purpose**: Linux Foundation storage of files shared with you
+- **URL**: [https://docs.google.com/videos](https://docs.google.com/videos)
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+- Google Workspace is managed through single sign-on (SSO)
+- If you cannot access specific documents, request sharing permissions from video owner
+
+#### Google Forms
+
+- **Purpose**: Linux Foundation storage of files shared with you
+- **URL**: [https://docs.google.com/forms](https://docs.google.com/forms)
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+- Google Workspace is managed through single sign-on (SSO)
+- If you cannot access specific documents, request sharing permissions from form owner
+
+#### Google Drive
+
+- **Purpose**: Linux Foundation storage of files shared with you
+- **URL**: [https://drive.google.com/](https://drive.google.com/)
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+- Google Workspace is managed through single sign-on (SSO)
+
+---
+
+## 🔦 Internal Tools
+
+### Individual Dashboard
+
+- **Purpose**: Personal profile, view your events and meetings and technical contribution and training enrollment tracking
+- **URL**: [https://openprofile.dev/](https://openprofile.dev/)
+
+**What you'll use Individual Dashboard for:**
+
+- Track your technical contributions across projects and repositories
+- Monitor your training progress and certifications
+- View upcoming meetings and events relevant to your role
+- Access performance metrics and goal tracking information
+
+**Setup Steps:**
+
+  1. Log in using your Linux Foundation credentials
+
+### Calamari
+
+- **Purpose**: Internal Linux Foundation tool for time off tracking
+- **URL**: [https://lfx.calamari.io/](https://lfx.calamari.io/)
+
+**What you'll use Calamari for:**
+
+- Request vacation time, sick leave, and other time off
+- View your time off balance and accrual rates
+- Submit time off requests for manager approval
+- View team calendar to coordinate time off with colleagues
+- Track public holidays and company-wide time off policies
+
+**How to get access:**
+
+  1. You should receive an invitation to Calamari via email
+  2. Accept invitation and complete account setup
+
+---
+
+## 🆘 Getting Help
+
+If you need access to any of these tools or have questions about their usage:
+
+1. **For tool-specific questions**: Ask in the appropriate Slack channel or reach out to a fellow team member
+2. **For access issues**: Contact your manager or tech lead for assistance
+
+---
+
+## 📝 Notes for New Developers
+
+- **Bookmark this page** for quick reference during your first few weeks
+- **Ask questions** - the team is here to help you get up to speed quickly
+- **Keep credentials secure** - always use 1Password for storing sensitive information
+- **Follow environment protocols** - always test in dev/staging before production
+- **Complete setup checklists** - use the setup steps for each tool to ensure proper configuration
+- **Join relevant Slack channels** - stay connected with your team for real-time support and updates
+
+---
+
+## 🔄 Keeping This File Updated
+
+This document should be updated whenever:
+
+- New tools are adopted by the team
+- URLs or access procedures change
+- Tools are deprecated or replaced
+- Setup procedures are modified or improved
+- New onboarding feedback suggests improvements
+
+---
+
+*For questions about this documentation or updates to this document, please submit a pull request
+or contact the development team.*