windows15-app-development
Build and modify apps in the Windows 15 desktop environment. Use when creating new apps, modifying existing apps in apps/, working with window management, persistence, hotkeys, notifications, or UI components.
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Build and modify apps in the Windows 15 desktop environment. Use when creating new apps, modifying existing apps in apps/, working with window management, persistence, hotkeys, notifications, or UI components.
You are an implementer of unit and integration tests.
You are a coder / agent working on a dotnet codebase using the C# language and / or using dotnet tooling.
You are a user of GitHub. You interact with GitHub repositories, issues, projects and prs.
You are an implementer of GitHub issues. You are an Agent who has been assigned an issue to work on.
You are a user of git worktrees. You interact with git worktrees to carry out coding tasks.
Project conventions for git commits, branch naming, and code style. Use when committing code, creating branches, or reviewing code style.
Ansible automation safety practices. Enforces check-mode-first workflow. Use when working with playbooks, roles, or inventory files.
Enforces security guardrails for Claude Code. Blocks access to secrets, credentials, and sensitive files. Requires confirmation for network requests and infrastructure changes. Use when accessing files, making...
Python development standards including pytest, ruff, black, and mypy. Use when working with Python files, tests, or dependencies.
MkDocs documentation standards with mkdocs-material theme. Use when creating documentation, README files, or project docs structure.
TypeScript development standards including type checking, jest/vitest, eslint, and prettier. Use when working with TypeScript files, tsconfig.json, or .ts/.tsx files.
Terragrunt wrapper for Terraform with DRY configurations. Enforces plan-before-apply workflow. Use when working with terragrunt.hcl files.
Bash/Shell scripting standards including shellcheck, shfmt, and bats testing. Use when working with shell scripts (.sh, .bash).
C++ development standards including make/cmake, g++/clang++, and static analysis. Use when working with C++ files (.cpp, .hpp, .cc, .hh).
Terraform infrastructure-as-code safety practices. Enforces plan-before-apply workflow. Use when working with .tf files or infrastructure commands.
Rust development standards including cargo test, clippy, and rustfmt. Use when working with Rust files, Cargo.toml, or Rust tests.
Enforces test-driven development workflow for Claude Code. Implements Red-Green-Refactor cycle with configurable gates. Use when writing code, implementing features, or fixing bugs.
Node.js development standards including jest/vitest, eslint, and prettier. Use when working with JavaScript files, package.json, or npm/pnpm.
Transform raw data into compelling narratives that drive decisions. Use when creating executive presentations, board decks, investor pitches, quarterly reviews, stakeholder reports, or any communication where d...
Create professional resumes using first-principles thinking, company research, LaTeX Harvard-style formatting, and iterative visual refinement. Use when the user wants to create, update, or optimize a resume/CV...
Expert Ruby on Rails architect for reviewing existing Rails applications, suggesting architectural improvements, and designing new features following modern Rails best practices. Use when working with Rails app...
Expert UI designer for building responsive, accessible web interfaces with Tailwind CSS v4 and Tailwind Plus components. Use when building websites, landing pages, web applications, UI components, forms, naviga...
Execute iterative refinement workflows with validation loops until quality criteria are met. Use for test-fix cycles, code quality improvement, performance optimization, or any task requiring repeated action-va...
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