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Dev docs system for maintaining context across sessions
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Dev docs system for maintaining context across sessions
Contract-First API Design, Zod Schemas, and Runtime Safety
Rust testing patterns with cargo test and mockall
Advanced Backend Architecture (Clean/Hexagonal), Node.js, and Security Best Practices
Caching, Web Vitals, and Full-Stack Optimization
Tracing (OTEL), Metrics (Prometheus), and Structured Logging
Sentry error tracking and monitoring patterns
Advanced Database Reliability Engineering, Performance, and Safe Migrations
SQLx and Diesel database patterns
pytest patterns and best practices
Quality Assurance, Architecture Review, and Security Gates
SQLAlchemy ORM and Alembic migration patterns
FastAPI/Django backend patterns and best practices
Senior frontend architect + design-system quality bar (a11y, tokens, typography, Tailwind/shadcn or MUI)
Axum/Actix-web backend patterns and best practices
DevOps, Release Engineering, and CI/CD Pipelines
Guide for setting up Claude Code infrastructure in new or existing projects
Resiliency Engineering, Failure Domains, and Structured Logging
Ownership, borrowing, and lifetime patterns
Google Calendar CLI for listing calendars, managing events, and checking availability. Use when you need to view, create, update, or delete calendar events, check free/busy status, or list calendars.
Google Calendar surface for syncing upcoming events and proposing/applying safe calendar actions.
GitHub surface for syncing auth/accounts state (read-only) via the gh CLI.
Linear surface for syncing issues and proposing/applying limited workflow actions.
Gmail CLI for searching, reading threads, managing labels, and sending emails. Use when you need to check inbox, read emails, send messages, or manage email labels.
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