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oracle-consultation
Use before invoking Oracle to ensure appropriate usage of this expensive reasoning resource
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systematic-debugging
Use when encountering any bug, test failure, or unexpected behavior before proposing fixes
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delivery-and-infra
Use when designing multi-cloud infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, or Kubernetes deployment strategies
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aws-development
Use when developing applications for AWS cloud platform with best practices and cost optimization
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parallel-exploration
Use when researching unfamiliar code, multiple modules involved, or external libraries referenced
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nix-guidelines
Use when writing Nix code for flakes, modules, or packages
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frontend-delegation
Use when touching frontend files to classify visual vs logic changes before acting
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rust-development
Use when writing Rust code for memory safety, performance, and systems programming
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review-architecture
Use when reviewing code for architectural consistency, designing backend systems, or evaluating structural changes
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codebase-assessment
Use when starting open-ended tasks in unfamiliar codebases, before following existing patterns
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performance-engineering
Use when optimizing performance, profiling bottlenecks, or architecting for scale
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test-driven-development
Use when implementing any feature or bugfix before writing implementation code
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review-code-quality
Use when reviewing code for quality, security vulnerabilities, and best practices
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data-and-sql
Use when writing SQL queries, optimizing database performance, or analyzing data
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widget-settings
Widget settings persistence and UI patterns for the .NET 8 WPF widget host app. Use when adding settings to widgets, persisting configuration, or building settings dialogs.
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accessibility
Implement accessibility for the .NET 8 WPF widget host app. Use when improving keyboard navigation, screen reader support, focus states, and color contrast in XAML and styles.
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security
Security patterns for the 3SC widget host. Covers credential storage, input validation, secure coding practices, and protecting user data.
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error-handling
Global error handling for the 3SC widget host. Covers exception handling, crash reporting, user-friendly error surfaces, and recovery strategies.
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testing
Testing strategies for the 3SC widget host. Covers unit tests, integration tests, ViewModel testing, mocking patterns, and test organization.
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widget-creation
Create new desktop widgets for the 3SC WPF widget host. Use when adding a new widget type or instance, including its domain model, persistence, viewmodel, view, and registration in the shell/launcher flow.
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wpf-mvvm
Build and maintain WPF MVVM patterns using CommunityToolkit.Mvvm for a .NET 8 widget-host app. Use when creating ViewModels, commands, observable state, validation, view bindings, and viewmodel-first navigation...
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async-patterns
Async/await patterns for the 3SC widget host. Covers Task handling, cancellation, ConfigureAwait, fire-and-forget prevention, and async command patterns in WPF.
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release-packaging
Package and release the .NET 8 WPF widget host app using MSIX or ClickOnce. Use when configuring installers, signing, update channels, and publishing release artifacts.
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localization
Implement localization for the .NET 8 WPF widget host app using resource files, culture switching, and RTL considerations. Use when adding RESX resources, binding localized strings, or supporting multiple cultu...
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