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nosql
Nosql standards for nosql in Database environments. Covers best practices,
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fintech-compliance
Payment card security, SOC2 compliance, and financial services regulatory requirements
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valid-skill
A valid skill for testing with proper structure and content
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aws-advanced-patterns
Orchestration & Events:
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data-quality
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containers
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security-practices
Modern security standards including Zero Trust Architecture, supply chain security, DevSecOps integration, and cloud-native protection
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coding-standards
Comprehensive coding standards and best practices for maintainable, consistent software development across multiple languages and paradigms
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infrastructure-as-code
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nist
Nist standards for nist in Compliance environments. Covers best practices,
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patterns
Patterns standards for patterns in Microservices environments. Covers
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integration-testing
Integration testing standards for API testing, database testing, and service-to-service communication. Covers test containers, Docker Compose, API mocking, and contract testing for reliable integration suites.
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ux
Ux standards for ux in Design environments. Covers best practices, implementation
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service-mesh
A service mesh is an infrastructure layer that provides transparent service-to-service communication with built-in observability, traffic management, and security features without requiring application code cha...
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dry-philosophy
Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY) and Never Reinvent the Wheel (NRtW) - core b00t principles. Use existing libraries, leverage Rust via PyO3 instead of duplicating logic in Python, and contribute to upstream projects...
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architecture-discipline
Use when designing/modifying system architecture or evaluating technology choices. Enforces 7-section TodoWrite with 22+ items. Triggers: "design architecture", "system design", "architectural decision", "shoul...
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threat-modeling
Use when implementing auth, file uploads, payments, or external APIs. Applies STRIDE framework systematically. Triggers: "authentication", "file upload", "payment", "multi-tenant", "external API". If thinking "...
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brainstorming
Use when creating or developing, before writing code or implementation plans - refines rough ideas into fully-formed designs through collaborative questioning, alternative exploration, and incremental validatio...
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tdd-enforcement-algorithm
Algorithmic decision tree enforcing test-first development via boolean conditions instead of imperatives
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following-plans
Algorithmic decision tree for when to follow plan exactly vs when to report BLOCKED - prevents scope creep and unauthorized deviations
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systematic-debugging
Use when encountering any bug, test failure, or unexpected behavior, before proposing fixes - four-phase framework (root cause investigation, pattern analysis, hypothesis testing, implementation) that ensures u...
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capturing-learning-from-completed-work
Systematic retrospective to capture decisions, lessons, and insights from completed work
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algorithmic-command-enforcement
Use boolean decision trees instead of imperatives for 100% compliance under pressure
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creating-research-packages
Document complex domain knowledge as self-contained packages with multiple reading paths
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