generating-spec
Writes the specification with problem definition, solution outline, and acceptance criteria. To be used to specify a feature, bug correction, or enhancement.
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Writes the specification with problem definition, solution outline, and acceptance criteria. To be used to specify a feature, bug correction, or enhancement.
Generates an Architecture Design Document (ADD) and an AGENTS.md for software projects. To be used when designing a product architecture and agents instructions.
Updates documentation, generates changelogs, and handles versioning. To be used for automating release tasks.
Generates a Product Requirements Document (PRD) for software projects. To be used when analyzing a project to create a PRD.
Creates a detailed implementation plan for a given feature specification. To be used for planning the implementation of feature specifications.
Creates a GitHub issue based on a provided specification or context. To be used to create issues for features, bug corrections, or enhancements.
Writes API endpoints with Express.js following layered architecture patterns. To be used for implementing RESTful endpoints with validation, error handling, and business logic.
Updates documentation, generates changelogs, and handles versioning. To be used for automating release tasks.
Integrates git branches into default to keep it up to date. To be used when merging current branch into main or master branch
Writes end-to-end tests with Playwright for the layered Express API. To be used for writing tests that validate the full HTTP stack, acceptance criteria, and business logic.
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