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spine-mcp-tools
Guide for creating MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools for Spine domains. Covers tool naming, parameter patterns, session context, error handling, and testing.
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spine-server-handlers
Guide for adding WebSocket API endpoints to Spine. Covers JSON-RPC 2.0 patterns, domain handler registration, request/response types, error handling, and session context.
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zod-schemas
Guide for runtime validation with Zod in TypeScript. Covers schema design patterns, type inference, composition, error handling, and common patterns for domain modeling.
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turborepo-monorepo
Guide for managing TypeScript monorepos with Turborepo and pnpm workspaces. Covers package creation, dependencies, pipeline configuration, and common patterns.
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spine-framework
Guide for working with the Spine Framework - a foundation for building domain-specific authoring tools. Covers the framework/domain boundary, extension points, package structure, and patterns for adding new dom...
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spine-serial
Guide for the Spine Serial domain - web serial fiction authoring. Covers bible entities, structure hierarchy, generation pipeline, review workflow, and serial-specific analysis.
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spine-techbook
Guide for the Spine TechBook domain - literate programming for progressive-build technical books. Covers concepts, snippets, checkpoints, tangle/weave pipeline, and validation.
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