codebase-search
Advanced codebase search using Mantic for finding files, understanding context, and analyzing code impact. Use this skill when searching for code, files, or understanding code relationships.
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Advanced codebase search using Mantic for finding files, understanding context, and analyzing code impact. Use this skill when searching for code, files, or understanding code relationships.
API design principles, hierarchical endpoint organization, documentation, and TypedResults patterns for RSSVibe. Use this skill when creating new API endpoints or refactoring existing ones.
Game development patterns, architectures, and best practices
Software architecture patterns and best practices
RESTful, GraphQL, gRPC, and API best practices
Build automation, task runners, and scripting tools
Clean code principles, SOLID, and code review practices
CMS, blogging platforms, and content management patterns
WebSocket, real-time communication, and event-driven architectures
Modern frontend development with React, Vue, and web technologies
CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code, and deployment strategies
Desktop application development with Electron and Tauri
Enterprise-grade repository analysis with arc42/C4 architecture documentation, technical debt quantification, security assessment, and multi-stakeholder reporting
Shell scripting and Bash programming patterns
Ruby programming patterns and idioms
AWS, GCP, Azure services and cloud-native development
Python programming patterns and best practices
Java and Kotlin programming patterns
Modern PHP programming patterns
Agile methodologies, issue tracking, and team collaboration tools
Swift programming patterns for iOS and macOS
IDE setup, dev containers, and local development tools
Edge computing, IoT protocols, and embedded systems integration
C# and .NET development patterns
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