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Build production-ready Rust backend APIs with Axum framework. Covers router composition, state management, extractors, middleware (auth, tracing), error handling with IntoResponse, and graceful shutdown. Use wh...
Debug Rust ownership, borrowing, and lifetime errors. Use when encountering borrow checker errors (E0382, E0502, E0597, etc.) or when code won't compile due to ownership issues.
Guides Rust backend test development with testcontainers, mockall, and axum-test. Use when writing integration tests, mocking dependencies, testing HTTP handlers, or setting up test infrastructure for Axum/SQLx...
Provides API design patterns for Rust backends including request validation with validator, OpenAPI documentation with utoipa, and SwaggerUI integration. Use when building REST APIs with Axum, adding request va...
Implements database integration patterns for Rust backends using SQLx and SeaORM. Use when setting up database connections, writing queries, defining entities, managing migrations, or configuring connection poo...
Build distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use when building web components, pages, dashboards, React components, HTML/CSS layouts, or styling/beautifying any web UI. Avoi...
Implements authentication and authorization for Rust backend services using JWT, password hashing, sessions, and middleware patterns. Use when building auth systems, implementing login/logout, protecting routes...
Creates comprehensive GitHub project documentation including README, CONTRIBUTING, CODE_OF_CONDUCT, CHANGELOG, architecture docs, and API documentation. Analyzes codebase to generate accurate, well-styled docum...
Search your conversation history using ripgrep. Use when you need to find previous messages, file edits, tool calls, or decisions from earlier in the session.
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