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This skill should be used when the user asks to "create apex class", "write apex code", "implement service layer", "domain pattern", "selector pattern", "apex security", "bulkification", or mentions DRY, SOLID,...
This skill should be used when the user asks to "design a package", "architect a solution", "check well architected", "validate against well architected framework", "review architecture", or mentions any of the...
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create lwc component", "lightning web component", "component architecture", "lwc state management", "lwc testing", "jest test", or mentions container/presentatio...
Execute a small batch of conditional actions only after verifying they are safe and unused.
Deploy a new image to a VPS Ubuntu host using GHCR and a deploy script.
Explore the codebase to find relevant files, patterns, and examples for a feature or bug.
Triage a production incident with safe, minimal changes and rollback guidance.
Perform a focused web search and summarize authoritative sources.
Retrieve authoritative library documentation and code examples.
Prepare a pull request with conventional commit title and a clear summary.
Perform a code review focused on bugs, risks, regressions, and missing tests.
Run automatically after completing any code changes. Validates TypeScript build, auto-fixes prettier and linting, then manually fixes any remaining issues.
Modern type-safe Typer CLI patterns with type hints, Enums, and sub-apps. Use when building CLI applications, creating Typer commands, implementing type-safe CLIs, or when user mentions Typer, CLI patterns, typ...
Gluegun CLI toolkit patterns for TypeScript-powered command-line apps. Use when building CLI tools, creating command structures, implementing template systems, filesystem operations, HTTP utilities, prompts, or...
Auto-generated CLI patterns using Google Fire with class-based structure, docstring parsing, and nested classes. Use when building Python CLI applications, creating Fire CLIs, implementing auto-generated comman...
Standard library Python argparse examples with subparsers, choices, actions, and nested command patterns. Use when building Python CLIs without external dependencies, implementing argument parsing, creating sub...
CLI testing strategies and patterns for Node.js (Jest) and Python (pytest, Click.testing.CliRunner). Use when writing tests for CLI tools, testing command execution, validating exit codes, testing output, imple...
Interactive prompt patterns for CLI tools with text, list, checkbox, password, autocomplete, and conditional questions. Use when building CLIs with user input, creating interactive prompts, implementing questio...
Modern type-safe Rust CLI patterns with Clap derive macros, Parser trait, Subcommand enums, validation, and value parsers. Use when building CLI applications, creating Clap commands, implementing type-safe Rust...
Lightweight Go CLI patterns using urfave/cli. Use when building CLI tools, creating commands with flags, implementing subcommands, adding before/after hooks, organizing command categories, or when user mentions...
Advanced yargs patterns for Node.js CLI argument parsing with subcommands, options, middleware, and validation
Enterprise CLI patterns using oclif framework with TypeScript. Use when building oclif CLIs, creating plugins, implementing commands with flags/args, adding auto-documentation, testing CLI commands, or when use...
Click framework examples and templates - decorators, nested commands, parameter validation. Use when building Python CLI with Click, implementing command groups, adding CLI options/arguments, validating CLI par...
Production-ready Cobra CLI patterns including command structure, flags (local and persistent), nested commands, PreRun/PostRun hooks, argument validation, and initialization patterns used by kubectl and hugo. U...
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