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optimization-patterns
Apply caching strategies, database optimization, and algorithmic improvements to enhance application performance
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data-modeling
Design dimensional models, star/snowflake schemas, and data warehouse structures for analytics and reporting
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cicd-pipeline-design
Design and implement continuous integration and deployment pipelines with automated testing, builds, and deployments
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user-story-writing
Create well-structured user stories with clear acceptance criteria in 'As a/I want/So that' format for team communication
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test-coverage-analysis
Measure and improve test coverage by identifying untested code paths and prioritizing high-risk areas for testing
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agent-design
Design AI agents with appropriate capabilities, tools, and personas for specific software development tasks
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container-orchestration
Design Kubernetes deployment patterns, configure service mesh, and implement container best practices
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sql-development
Design efficient database schemas, write optimized queries with proper indexes, and manage data operations following best practices
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technical-debt-assessment
Identify code smells, prioritize refactoring opportunities, and assess technical debt impact
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requirements-elicitation
Extract complete, unambiguous requirements from specifications by identifying functional/non-functional requirements and clarifying ambiguities
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rate-limiting-strategies
Implement exponential backoff, token bucket algorithms, and API quota management
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load-testing
Design and execute load tests to validate performance under stress, identify scalability limits, and ensure SLA compliance
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work-breakdown
Break down features and requirements into actionable, implementable tasks with clear scope and acceptance criteria
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vulnerability-scanning
Scan dependencies and code for known vulnerabilities using automated tools, triage security issues, and prioritize remediation
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infrastructure-as-code
Define and manage infrastructure using code with tools like Terraform, CloudFormation, and Docker
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bug-triage
Systematically reproduce, diagnose, and analyze bugs to determine root cause, assess severity, and plan fix strategy
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wcag-compliance
Validate WCAG 2.1 AA/AAA standards, use accessibility testing tools, and implement remediation strategies
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technical-writing
Create clear, accessible documentation for technical and non-technical audiences with practical examples and logical structure
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logging-strategies
Implement structured logging with appropriate levels, context, and correlation for effective debugging and monitoring
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quick-fixes
A process for making a quick single feature fix or improvement and deploying it to the production environment. Use anytime the user asks to for any improvements or fixes.
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executing-plans
Use when you have a written implementation plan to execute in a separate session with review checkpoints
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fetching-buildkite-failures
Use when CI fails on Buildkite and you need to diagnose and fix failures - fetches build results for current branch, extracts errors from logs, and helps fix them
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react-ui
Opinionated constraints for building better interfaces with agents.
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semantic-commit
Create semantic git commits following Conventional Commits specification. Use when committing changes, making commits, or when asked to commit.
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