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category-management
Manage blog categories including CRUD operations, slug generation, and category assignment. Use when working with categories, category forms, slugs, or organizing blog content by category.
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fab-actions
Floating Action Button (FAB) for form actions. Use when adding Save/Cancel buttons to forms that need to be accessible while scrolling through long content.
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blog-management
Manage blog posts including creating, editing, viewing, and troubleshooting blog-related features. Use when working with blog posts, articles, post forms, rich text editor, tags, thumbnails, or publishing workf...
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component-development
Create and modify React components following project patterns. Use when building UI components, forms, layouts, navigation, or implementing React hooks. Includes DaisyUI, Tailwind CSS, and lucide-react icons.
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style-ui
Style and UI patterns for DaisyUI Emerald theme. Use when styling forms, cards, buttons, tables, and other UI components. Includes fancy card designs, color schemes, and visual effects.
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rsbuild-dev
Run development tasks including build, dev server, linting, formatting, and Rsbuild configuration. Use when building the project, starting dev server, fixing lint errors, formatting code, or configuring Rsbuild...
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api-integration
Work with REST and GraphQL APIs, authentication, API configuration, and data fetching. Use when implementing API calls, debugging network requests, setting up Apollo Client, or handling authentication.
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