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Expert knowledge of Docker containerization including Dockerfile best practices, docker-compose configuration, Alpine Linux specifics, multi-stage builds, security, health checks, and container optimization. Us...
Expert knowledge of USA Spending API integration including filter building, award type codes, agency tiers, and API endpoints. Use when modifying API requests, adding search filters, debugging API responses, or...
Expert knowledge of web application security including OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, input validation, authentication, authorization, API security, secrets management, security headers, and secure coding practi...
Expert knowledge of Express.js and Node.js for building production-ready web applications and APIs. Covers middleware patterns, routing, async/await error handling, security, performance optimization, proxy pat...
Expert knowledge of frontend JavaScript for API integration including fetch/axios patterns, async/await error handling, form validation and submission, pagination implementation, loading states, DOM manipulatio...
Manages environment variable additions and updates across all project files. Use when adding new environment variables, updating PORT configuration, modifying deployment configurations, or documenting configura...
Expert knowledge of Google Cloud Build CI/CD pipelines including cloudbuild.yaml syntax, build steps, builders, substitution variables, triggers, secrets, artifact handling, and deployment to Cloud Run. Use whe...
Expert knowledge of testing Node.js and Express applications including Jest configuration, Supertest for API testing, unit vs integration vs e2e testing, mocking external APIs, test organization, code coverage,...
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