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config-file-explainer
Explain a configuration file and its key options. Use when a junior developer is confused by a config file.
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iac-reviewer
Review infrastructure-as-code changes for safety and correctness. Use when a mid-level developer needs a second look on IaC.
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cost-optimization-review
Review system costs and propose reductions. Use when a senior developer needs cost-saving recommendations.
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data-structure-chooser
Recommend basic data structures for a task. Use when a junior developer needs help choosing lists, maps, or sets.
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queue-processing-patterns
Design safe queue consumers and retries. Use when a mid-level developer needs reliable background processing.
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vendor-evaluation
Evaluate third-party vendors for engineering fit. Use when a senior developer needs a structured vendor assessment.
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readme-polish
Improve a README for clarity and completeness. Use when a junior developer needs guidance on documenting setup and usage.
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architecture-review
Review a system architecture for scalability, reliability, and maintainability. Use when a senior developer needs to critique a design.
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css-layout-helper
Explain CSS layout issues and propose fixes. Use when a junior developer is struggling with alignment or spacing.
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accessibility-basic-check
Run a basic accessibility checklist for UI changes. Use when a junior developer needs quick a11y guidance.
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api-contract-checker
Validate API changes against an expected contract. Use when a mid-level developer needs to detect breaking changes.
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log-summarizer
Summarize noisy logs into likely causes and next steps. Use when a junior developer needs help interpreting logs.
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tech-debt-portfolio
Assess and prioritize tech debt items. Use when a senior developer needs an investment plan for debt reduction.
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sql-query-starter
Draft a basic SQL query from a simple requirement. Use when a junior developer needs help forming SELECT queries.
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pr-reviewer
Review a pull request for correctness, regressions, and missing tests. Use when a mid-level developer needs structured review guidance.
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api-error-taxonomy
Define consistent API error codes and responses. Use when a mid-level developer needs error standardization.
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function-docstrings
Write concise docstrings for functions. Use when a junior developer needs help describing inputs, outputs, and errors.
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linter-fix-guide
Explain lint errors and propose fixes. Use when a junior developer needs help resolving common lint or format warnings.
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bug-repro-plan
Create a minimal, repeatable reproduction plan for a bug. Use when a junior developer needs clear steps to reproduce and capture evidence.
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simple-refactor
Suggest small refactors that improve readability without changing behavior. Use when a junior developer asks to clean up code.
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org-standardization
Define engineering standards across teams. Use when a senior developer needs to align practices.
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performance-trace-guide
Guide collection and analysis of performance traces. Use when a mid-level developer needs to diagnose slowness.
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config-hardening
Harden configuration and defaults for safer deployment. Use when a mid-level developer needs to reduce misconfig risks.
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dependency-risk-audit
Audit dependencies for licensing, security, and maintenance risk. Use when a senior developer needs risk assessment.
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