python-code-review-with-modern-typing
Review Python code ensuring strict type safety with Python 3.12+ conventions. Use when reviewing Python code, writing new Python code, or refactoring existing Python code.
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Review Python code ensuring strict type safety with Python 3.12+ conventions. Use when reviewing Python code, writing new Python code, or refactoring existing Python code.
Review Python code for adherence to SOLID principles (SRP, OCP, LSP, ISP, DIP). Use when reviewing Python code for maintainability, testability, and design quality.
Any time committing changes is mentioned, use this commit flow.
Full npm release workflow - version bump, commit, tag, push, GitHub release. Use when publishing to npm, creating a release, or shipping a new version.
Bump semantic version across all project files (package.json, CLI, README, docs). Use for version updates without full release.
Guidance for developing the hotkey state machine. Use when working on src/hotkey_state.rs, hotkey-daemon.rs, state transitions, or long recording mode.
Comprehensive Astro development with React, Tailwind v4, and Cloudflare Workers deployment
Expert guidance for vibe-validate, an LLM-optimized validation orchestration tool. Use when working with vibe-validate commands, configuration, pre-commit workflows, or validation orchestration in TypeScript pr...
Add new learning resources (books, articles, courses, papers) to the appropriate resources.md file. Use when user mentions adding, saving, or tracking learning materials.
Generates professional diagrams for educational flashcards using Python (matplotlib) or Mermaid syntax. Automatically selects the best visualization tool based on diagram type. Use when creating visual aids for...
Add project repository links to PROJECTS.md when user mentions completing, starting, or sharing a hands-on project. Use when user references external repos or implementation work.
Process external code review feedback systematically. Use when responding to PR comments, review feedback, or technical suggestions from reviewers.
Use when building multi-day features, avoiding long-lived branches, features taking >1 day, changes touching multiple systems, or high-risk changes needing gradual rollout - break features into deployable incre...
Use when implementing any feature or bugfix, adding tests, fixing flaky tests, refactoring, or changing behavior. Default approach for new features, bug fixes. Exceptions only for throwaway prototypes or genera...
Use when about to claim work is complete, fixed, or passing, before committing or creating PRs - requires running verification commands and confirming output before making any success claims; evidence before as...
Use when reviewing code quality, before refactoring, when complexity increases, when code feels "hard to change", during code review, or when onboarding to unfamiliar code - systematic identification of code sm...
Use when performing 3+ similar operations like file edits, searches, or git operations. Triggers on repetitive tasks, "do the same for", loop-like patterns. Enables parallel tool calls and batch-editor delegati...
Create native Claude Code hooks in ~/.claude/hooks/. Use when adding event-triggered automation (PreToolUse, PostToolUse, Stop, etc.).
Use when encountering any bug, test failure, or unexpected behavior (including race conditions, deadlocks, concurrency issues) - four-phase framework (root cause investigation, pattern analysis, hypothesis test...
Use when starting feature work that needs isolation, or when completing work and deciding how to integrate - covers full worktree lifecycle from setup through merge/PR/discard
Create custom Task subagents in ~/.claude/agents/. Use when defining new agents for Task tool delegation.
Debug memory leaks, profile memory usage, optimize allocations. Use when heap grows unexpectedly, OOM errors occur, or profiling shows memory bottleneck. Covers C++ (Valgrind, ASAN, RAII), Python (tracemalloc,...
Create slash commands for user-initiated workflows. Use when building repeatable /name commands for Claude Code.
Use when executing implementation plans with independent tasks in the current session or facing 3+ independent issues that can be investigated without shared state or dependencies - dispatches fresh subagent fo...
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