diary
Write and maintain an implementation diary: step-by-step narrative of what changed, why, what worked, what failed (with exact errors/commands), what was tricky, and how to review/validate. Use when a user asks...
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Write and maintain an implementation diary: step-by-step narrative of what changed, why, what worked, what failed (with exact errors/commands), what was tricky, and how to review/validate. Use when a user asks...
Practical Git hygiene for staging and committing: review diffs, stage intentionally, avoid committing noise/build artifacts/secrets, and recover from accidental staging or committing. Use when a user asks how t...
Add a web frontend (React/Vite SPA) to an existing Go backend with a two-process dev loop (Vite dev server + proxy to Go) and a production single-binary build (go generate builds/copies frontend assets + go:emb...
Upload Markdown and source files to a reMarkable device as PDFs using the remarquee CLI (rmapi-backed). Use when the user asks to upload/send/export docs/examples to reMarkable, bundle multiple files into one P...
Write, update, and troubleshoot devctl plugins that speak the NDJSON stdio protocol v2 (handshake + request/response/event frames). Use when creating a new devctl plugin, converting repo scripts into devctl pip...
Download a document from a reMarkable device/cloud via remarquee (rmapi-backed) and render it to an annotated PDF via `remarquee rmdoc render-v6`/`render-legacy`, optionally extracting the last N pages into a s...
Deep code quality inspection and cleanup planning for codebases, including architecture mapping, duplication analysis, runtime implications, and refactor recommendations with concrete file/line examples and sol...
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