monorepo-spec-kit-structure
Standard project layout and Spec-Kit usage patterns for AI-driven, spec-driven monorepos that host frontend, backend, and specs in a single repository.
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Standard project layout and Spec-Kit usage patterns for AI-driven, spec-driven monorepos that host frontend, backend, and specs in a single repository.
Patterns for building AI-powered chatbot backends using OpenAI Agents SDK with MCP (Model Context Protocol) server integration in FastAPI applications. Supports both standalone MCP servers and function tools.
Standard patterns for using Better Auth in Next.js 16+ App Router projects, including server and client integration, JWT plugin usage, and attaching tokens to backend API calls in a reusable way.
Standard patterns for HTTP/API clients in Next.js 16+ App Router frontends: where to put the client, how to type it, how to handle errors, and how to attach auth headers in a reusable way.
Standard patterns for building and maintaining CRUD APIs with FastAPI and SQLModel: models, routers, database access, and error handling in a reusable way.
Opinionated UI/UX and high-performance animation system for Next.js App Router projects: layout, spacing, typography, and smooth, GPU-friendly motion patterns.
Standard patterns for connecting applications to Neon Postgres and managing schema changes via migrations (Alembic / SQLModel / SQLAlchemy), with attention to serverless connection behaviour.
Standard project structure, routing, and component patterns for Next.js 16 App Router applications, so that layouts, pages, and data fetching stay consistent across projects.
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