realtime-systems
WebSocket, real-time communication, and event-driven architectures
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WebSocket, real-time communication, and event-driven architectures
CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, and deployment strategies
Ruby programming patterns and idioms
Python programming patterns and best practices
Java and Kotlin programming patterns
Modern PHP programming patterns
Edge computing, IoT protocols, and embedded systems integration
C# and .NET development patterns
Data modeling, schema design, and data architecture
SaaS architecture, multi-tenancy, and subscription management
Classic and modern software design patterns
Go programming patterns and idioms
Modern C++ programming patterns and idioms
Unit, integration, E2E testing and TDD practices
Rust programming patterns and ownership concepts
CLI tools, SDKs, and developer experience patterns
Email, notifications, and messaging system patterns
Scalability, availability, and distributed systems design
SRE principles, observability, and incident management
Common application development patterns and implementations
Reset after failures, blockers, or when stuck. Use when execution hits a wall, something breaks, or we need to step back and reassess. This is the fifth system in the 5-system framework.
Use .NET Aspire MCP server to monitor, debug, and manage distributed application resources including services, databases, containers, logs, traces, and integrations
You MUST use this before any creative work - creating features, building components, adding functionality, or modifying behavior. Explores user intent, requirements and design before implementation. Auto-invoke...
Supabase backend patterns for Crispy CRM - RLS policies, Edge Functions, query optimization, and migration best practices. Focuses on PostgreSQL 17 patterns with soft deletes and multi-tenant architecture.
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