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nushell
Guide for using Nushell (Nu), a modern shell with structured data pipelines, cross-platform compatibility, and programming language features
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dagu-workflows
Guide for authoring Dagu workflows with YAML syntax. Use when creating workflow definitions, configuring steps and executors, or setting up scheduling and dependencies.
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rust-language
Guide for writing Rust code covering ownership, borrowing, lifetimes, error handling, async programming, and Rust best practices
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claude-skills
Guide for creating Agent Skills with progressive disclosure, SKILL.md structure, and best practices
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daisyui
Guide for using daisyUI component library with Tailwind CSS for building UI components, theming, and responsive design
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twelve-factor
Guide for 12-Factor cloud-native applications. Use when designing microservices, configuring containers, deploying to Kubernetes, or following cloud-native patterns.
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git-operations
Guide for Git operations including commits, branches, rebasing, conflict resolution, and following Git best practices and conventional commits
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code-review
Guide for conducting thorough code reviews focusing on correctness, security, performance, maintainability, and best practices
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anti-fabrication
Ensure factual accuracy by validating claims through tool execution, avoiding superlatives and unsubstantiated metrics, and marking uncertain information appropriately
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dagu-webui
Guide for using the Dagu Web UI to manage, monitor, and execute workflows through the browser interface
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mise
Guide for using mise (mise-en-place) to manage development tools, runtime versions, environment variables, and tasks across projects
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claude-agents
Guide for creating custom agents for Claude Code with specialized behaviors and tools
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claude-plugins
Guide for creating and validating Claude Code plugin.json files with schema validation tools
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claude-hooks
Guide for creating hooks that trigger actions in response to Claude Code events
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github-workflows
Write and optimize GitHub Actions workflows. Use when creating CI/CD pipelines, configuring workflow triggers, managing artifacts, or debugging workflow runs.
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claude-commands
Guide for creating custom slash commands for Claude Code
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elixir-anti-patterns
Identifies and helps refactor Elixir anti-patterns including code smells, design issues, and bad practices
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elixir-otp-concurrency
Guide for building concurrent, fault-tolerant systems using OTP (GenServer, Supervisor, Task, Agent) and Elixir concurrency primitives
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documentation-writing
Guide for writing clear, comprehensive technical documentation including README files, API docs, guides, and inline documentation
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elixir-testing
Guide for Elixir testing with ExUnit. Use when writing unit tests, implementing property-based tests, setting up mocks, or organizing test suites.
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accessibility
Guide for implementing web accessibility following W3C WAI principles (WCAG) when designing, developing, or reviewing web interfaces
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dagu-rest-api
Guide for using the Dagu REST API to programmatically manage and execute workflows, query status, and integrate with external systems
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act
Test GitHub Actions locally using act. Use when debugging workflows locally, testing workflow changes before pushing, or troubleshooting action failures.
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material-design
Guide for implementing Material Design 3 (Material You) principles for Android, web, and cross-platform applications with dynamic theming
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