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artifact-verification
Three-level artifact verification - EXISTS, SUBSTANTIVE, WIRED
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project-manager
Orchestrate multi-agent development workflows. Use when starting a new feature to coordinate architecture design, implementation, code review, and release through specialized sub-agents.
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mcp-builder
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server building principles. Tool design, resource patterns, best practices.
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thin-adapters
Thin adapters pattern - connectors contain zero business logic. Use when adding platform integrations or refactoring boundaries.
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backward-compatibility-guardian
Ensures that system changes don't break existing API consumers or persistent data structures. Use during feature modifications.
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api-design
Design resource-oriented APIs following patterns from "API Design Patterns" by JJ Geewax (Google)
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project-memory
Persist context across sessions using external memory files
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early-length-check-for-array-comparisons
avoids expensive operations when lengths differ
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optimize-codebase
Proactive maintenance to reduce complexity and remove dead code.
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testing
Testing strategies based on Clean Architecture layers. Trigger: Invoke when writing tests to enforce layer-specific mocking strategies (Unit vs Integration)
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coding-standards
Universal coding standards, best practices, and patterns for Python development.
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typescript
TypeScript strict patterns and best practices. Trigger: When writing TypeScript code - types, interfaces, generics.
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x07-concurrency
Canonical deterministic concurrency patterns in X07 (defasync + task.* + chan.bytes.*), including the determinism constraints.
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godmode
Autonomous recursive loop of Planning, Implementation, Review, and Verification. Use for end-to-end task execution with minimal user intervention.
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real-time-system-designer
Design WebSocket/SSE/long polling with ordering and delivery guarantees.
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docker-kubernetes
Containerization, orchestration, and deployment with Docker and K8s
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ddd-architecture
Domain-Driven Design (DDD) patterns for Angular applications with clean architecture layers. Use when designing aggregates, entities, value objects, domain events, repositories, or implementing bounded contexts...
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nestjs-caching-redis
Multi-level caching, Invalidation patterns, and Stampede protection.
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long-term-debt-tracker
Tracks, classifies, and prioritizes technical debt (code, spec, and process) over time. Use to prevent silent rot.
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java-outbox-idempotency
Transactional Outbox + idempotency guardrails for practical exactly-once behavior. Use when you see double-publish, inconsistent state, or need reliable integration events.
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java-messaging-rabbitmq
RabbitMQ queue patterns with acknowledgements, retries, dead-lettering, and ordering constraints. Use when building job queues, async workers, or diagnosing requeue/poison issues.
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standardizing-api-integration
Standardize API communication, error handling, and authentication. Use when building new API services or debugging network issues.
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architect
Provides architectural guidance and design patterns for implementing new features in the Nick Stack codebase. Use when planning implementations, designing new features, or making architectural decisions.
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wire-dependency-injection
Compile-time dependency injection from Google.
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