frontend-dev-guidelines
Standards for React / TypeScript development
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Standards for React / TypeScript development
Create implementation plans for features using a Task tool worker.
Coordinate the multi-agent workflow across planning, validation, implementation, and verification.
Show current workflow progress at a glance.
Display current workflow phase status and progress for a project.
Create an interactive implementation plan and task breakdown from PRODUCT.md.
Create a task breakdown with acceptance criteria, file scope, and test plan.
List all available projects in the Conductor workspace with status summaries.
Safely update dependencies with version analysis, breaking change detection, and rollback planning
Run Phase 4 verification with Cursor and Gemini code review.
Invoke the Gemini CLI for architecture and scalability review.
Deployment automation with pre-flight checks, rollback plans, and post-deployment verification
Run the full multi-agent workflow with approvals, validation, and verification phases.
Debug and fix GitHub Actions CI/CD failures
Run a strict verification gate after implementation; provide evidence from tests/checks.
Orchestrate safe refactoring with multi-step validation
Scaffold new skills with standard directory structure
Enforce strict TypeScript guidelines and safety
Read product and technical docs, then summarize requirements and gaps.
Read project docs, clarify requirements, and help create Docs/PRODUCT.md.
Create GitHub pull requests with comprehensive descriptions and proper review setup
Review GitHub pull requests with structured feedback and actionable comments
Generate release notes from git history
Handle common git scenarios, conflicts, and hook failures
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