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supabase-patterns
Supabase database patterns and best practices for Slotify. Use this skill when working with database operations, RLS policies, migrations, or authentication. Covers client setup, queries, and security.
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booking-logic
Slotify-specific booking and availability logic. Use this skill when implementing booking flows, availability calculations, or handling scheduling conflicts. Covers the core business rules for the booking platf...
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mobile-first-design
Mobile-first responsive design patterns for Slotify. Use this skill when building UI components, implementing responsive layouts, or optimizing for touch interactions. Covers Tailwind CSS breakpoints, touch tar...
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nextjs-conventions
Next.js 16 App Router conventions and patterns for Slotify. Use this skill when creating new pages, implementing server components, or working with the routing system. Covers file structure, data fetching, and...
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code-review
Code review standards and best practices for Slotify project. Use this skill when reviewing code, suggesting improvements, or maintaining code quality. Covers TypeScript, React hooks, error handling, and securi...
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testing
Testing standards and patterns for Slotify project. Use this skill when writing tests, setting up test infrastructure, or debugging test failures. Covers Vitest, React Testing Library, and integration testing.
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