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feature-validate
Verify feature doc alignment with implementation. Use when asking about feature implementation status, or to check that documented functionality exists in code and has test coverage
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code-gen
Regenerate JSON schemas and OpenAPI specs after manifest/API changes. Use when modifying dataset manifests, API definitions, or schema fields. Outputs updated specs to docs/ directories.
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code-test
Run tests to validate changes. Use after implementing features, fixing bugs, or before commits. Defaults to 'just test-local' which runs without external dependencies (recommended for local development).
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feature-fmt-check
Validate feature doc format against .patterns/feature-docs.md. Use when reviewing PRs, after editing feature docs, or before commits
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code-format
Format Rust and TypeScript code automatically. Use immediately after editing .rs/.ts files, when user mentions formatting, code style, or before commits/PRs. Ensures consistent code style following project conv...
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feature-discovery
List all feature docs and based on user query + feature descriptions, load appropriate docs. Use when user asks about features, functionality, or how things work in the project.
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code-check
Validate and lint code after changes. Use after editing Rust/TypeScript files, when user mentions compilation errors, type checking, linting, clippy warnings, or before commits/PRs. Ensures all code passes chec...
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