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playwright
Playwright E2E testing patterns and best practices. Trigger: When writing or running E2E tests.
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clean-architecture-scaffolder
Structure layers with dependency inversion, ports, and adapters.
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nestjs-testing
Unit and E2E testing strategies with Docker.
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client-patterns
Frontend development patterns for React, Next.js, state management, performance optimization, and UI best practices.
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web-react
React patterns for vanilla React with Apollo Client - components, hooks, state management
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axum-framework
Ergonomic Rust web framework built on Tower and Tokio.
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echo-framework
High-performance, minimalist Go web framework.
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migestion-api
Backend patterns for MiGestion API - Express, Prisma, module architecture. Trigger: When working on API code (controllers, services, repositories, middleware, validation).
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filamentphp-planning
Expert knowledge for planning and architecting FilamentPHP 4.x applications. Covers resources, forms, tables, schemas, actions, notifications, widgets, authentication, tenancy, and best practices. Use this skil...
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docker-guide
Best practices for Dockerizing Remix/Shopify apps. Includes multi-stage builds, Alpine images, and local dev setups with pnpm.
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nextjs-best-practices
Next.js App Router principles. Server Components, data fetching, routing patterns.
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api-route
Create Next.js API routes with Better Auth, RBAC, and error handling using Drizzle ORM
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motion
Build React animations with Motion (Framer Motion) - gestures (drag, hover, tap), scroll effects, spring physics, layout animations, SVG. Bundle: 2.3 KB (mini) to 34 KB (full). Use when: drag-and-drop, scroll...
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clean-code-guardian
Enforces modern TypeScript + Next.js 14+/15 conventions for clean, safe, maintainable code. Invoked by prompt-classifier in IMPLEMENT/EDIT/DEBUG sequences via "clean-code-guardian ". Acts as quality gate before...
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frontend-builder
React/TypeScript frontend developer for Faiston NEXO. Use for: (1) Creating or modifying React components, hooks, or UI elements; (2) Implementing responsive layouts with Tailwind CSS; (3) State management with...
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defining-mobile-architecture
Defines the standard architecture, folder structure, and development principles for React Native Expo mobile applications. Use when setting up a new project or validating adherence to architectural standards.
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server-components
React Server Components 最佳实践和模式
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gin-framework
High-performance Go web framework with martini-like API.
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rapid-prototyper
Rapid Prototyper balancing speed with "upgrade paths" to ship clear, working end-to-end demos quickly.
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resilience
Standardizes how the application handles asynchronous states, errors, and feedback using TanStack Query/Router patterns. Trigger: Apply when building async UIs to implement Suspense, Skeletons, and Error Bounda...
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motion
Motion animation library for React - essential patterns for components, transitions, gestures, and performance. Trigger: When animating React components, motion, whileHover, whileTap, layout animations, transit...
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ui-styling
Guides UI styling and design using Tailwind CSS 4, shadcn/ui components, and the global theme system. Use when styling components, designing UIs, or making visual changes. Emphasizes CSS variable-based theming...
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frontend-angular
Angular (v17+) frontend development conventions. Use when working on Angular projects.
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stitch-ui-design
Generate React/Tailwind UI components using Google Stitch (MCP).
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