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adding-support-mod-parsers
Use when adding support mod parsers to convert support skill affix strings to typed SupportMod objects - guides the template-based parsing pattern (project)
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adding-mod-parsers
Use when adding new mod parsers to convert game mod strings to typed Mod objects - guides the template-based parsing pattern (project)
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mode-selection
For understanding what each mode does, which mode is best (most appropriate mode) for a given situation, and establishing a pattern for choosing when and how a mode delegates or passes operation to another mode
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coding-html
When html or jinja are being written or edited.
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coding-markdown
When markdown being written or edited
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database-use
Any time database-related activity is required.
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app-knowledge
When any part of the application needs to be found or understood.
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log-file-use
When a mode needs to read, create, or write (log progress) to a log file.
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app-standards
All modes that write scripts or code follow these app standards for communication, modularization, simplification, naming conventions
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coding-python
When python, flask, or jinja are being written or edited.
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testing
When creating tests and using tests for testing of application operation
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error-handling
When VS Code problems or any terminal shows an error
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coding-javascript
When javascript being written or edited.
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github-use
Any time github activity is required.
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simplification
Finds insights that eliminate multiple components; "if this is true, we don't need X, Y, or Z". Used when implementing the same concept multiple ways, accumulating special cases, or complexity is spiraling. Oth...
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api-use-external
Any time an external api needs to be understood or queried
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useful-discoveries-use
For (1) finding solutions, patterns, and workarounds to issues when encountering unexpected behavior, or when stuck after trying initial approaches; (2) saving solutions, patterns, and workarounds discovered du...
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coding-css
When css being written or edited.
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generating-code-connect
Generates Figma Code Connect mappings for React or Angular repos, validates them with pre-checks and the Figma CLI, and can publish via figma connect. Use when a user provides a Figma file URL and a component r...
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implementing-cli-patterns
Implements CLI user experience with output formatting, progress indicators, and interactive prompts. Uses chalk, ora, and inquirer for consistent terminal interactions. Triggers on: CLI output, progress bar, sp...
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writing-graphql-operations
Creates GraphQL queries and mutations using gql.tada and urql. Implements repository pattern with type-safe operations and error handling. Triggers on: GraphQL query, GraphQL mutation, gql.tada, urql client, Sa...
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reviewing-typescript-code
TypeScript code quality patterns for writing and reviewing code. Covers type safety, clean code, functional patterns, Zod usage, and error handling. Triggers on: add entity, create service, add repository, crea...
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designing-zod-schemas
Designs Zod schemas following Zod-first development. Creates validation schemas, branded types, discriminated unions, and transforms. Infers TypeScript types from schemas. Triggers on: Zod schema, z.object, z.i...
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managing-github-ci
Configures GitHub Actions workflows and CI/CD pipelines. Manages automated releases via Changesets, PR validation, and Husky hooks. Troubleshoots CI failures. Triggers on: GitHub Actions, CI pipeline, workflow,...
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