coding-guidelines
Comprehensive React component coding guidelines, refactoring principles, and architectural patterns. **CRITICAL**: Focuses on patterns AI commonly fails to implement correctly, especially testability, props con...
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Comprehensive React component coding guidelines, refactoring principles, and architectural patterns. **CRITICAL**: Focuses on patterns AI commonly fails to implement correctly, especially testability, props con...
UI/UX design guidelines focusing on what AI commonly overlooks or fails to verify. **CRITICAL**: Emphasizes concrete checklists, measurement criteria, and verification steps that AI tends to skip during design...
Comprehensive testing guidelines for Vitest and React Testing Library. Covers quality standards, AAA pattern, naming conventions, branch coverage, and best practices. Reference this skill when creating or updat...
Comprehensive Storybook story creation guidelines. Covers story structure, naming conventions, and visual testing patterns. Reference this skill when creating Storybook stories for components with conditional r...
Comprehensive PHPUnit and Laravel testing guidelines for 7-layer architecture. Covers Unit tests for UseCase layer (with mocked Repository), Feature tests for Repository/Controller layers. Reference this skill...
Systematic bug investigation and resolution for Laravel + React/Inertia.js applications. Use when users report bugs, unexpected behavior, errors, or when investigating production issues. Covers bug reproduction...
IPA guideline-compliant security diagnostic and review skill for Laravel/React applications. Use when performing security checks during code implementation or review. Diagnoses 11 vulnerability types (SQL injec...
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