quality-analysis
Use when checking code quality, finding violations, detecting complexity issues, or running QC checks. Provides scripts for linting, naming enforcement, dead code detection, and legacy code discovery.
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Use when checking code quality, finding violations, detecting complexity issues, or running QC checks. Provides scripts for linting, naming enforcement, dead code detection, and legacy code discovery.
Use when creating or modifying code in nomarr/services/. Services own runtime wiring, long-lived resources (DB, queues, workers), and call workflows. No complex business logic here.
Use when creating or modifying code in nomarr/persistence/. Persistence handles database and queue access. Never stores business logic.
Use when creating or modifying code in nomarr/workflows/. Workflows implement use cases, accept dependencies as parameters, orchestrate components, and return DTOs.
Use when creating or modifying code in nomarr/interfaces/. Covers API routes, CLI commands, and web handlers. Interfaces are thin adapters that validate inputs, call services, and serialize outputs.
Use when creating or modifying code in nomarr/components/. Components contain heavy domain logic (ML, analytics, tagging). Only ml/backend_essentia.py may import Essentia.
Use when creating, updating, auditing, or validating Agent Skills. Provides validation scripts and guidance for keeping skills accurate and compliant with the Agent Skills specification.
Use when moving logic between layers, deprecating patterns, refactoring responsibilities, or enforcing canonical owners. Ensures migrations are complete with no legacy coexistence.
Use when generating boilerplate code, __init__.py files, or test scaffolds. Provides scripts that generate consistent, convention-following code.
Use when exploring codebase structure, discovering module APIs, understanding imports, or checking what functions exist. Provides scripts that replace manual file reading with structured discovery.
Use when creating or modifying code in nomarr/helpers/. Helpers are pure utilities with NO nomarr.* imports. Only stdlib and third-party libraries allowed.
Use when creating or modifying code in frontend/. Covers React components, hooks, API clients, and TypeScript code. All frontend changes require lint, typecheck, and build verification before completion.
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