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testing-standards
Standards and best practices for writing effective tests including the testing pyramid, test structure patterns, and coverage guidelines
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tanstack-query-mobile
TanStack Query for React Native data fetching. Use when implementing server state.
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responsive-design
Mobile-first responsive design patterns. Use when building responsive layouts and components.
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nextjs-deployment
Next.js deployment strategies and platform configurations. Use when deploying Next.js applications.
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e2e-testing-backend
End-to-end testing patterns for backend services. Use when testing complete application flows.
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documentation-standards
godoc conventions and documentation best practices. Use when documenting code.
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foundry-setup
Templates and automation for initializing and configuring Foundry projects. Use when setting up new Foundry projects or adding Foundry to existing codebases.
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zustand-patterns
Zustand state management patterns. Use when implementing client-side state with Zustand.
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performance-patterns
React performance optimization including memoization, code splitting, and lazy loading. Use when optimizing React applications.
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pre-commit-hooks
Pre-commit hook setup with Husky and lint-staged. Use when configuring git hooks.
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coverage-analysis
Test coverage analysis and improvement strategies for Solidity contracts. Use when analyzing or improving test coverage.
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security-audit
Security audit methodology, checklists, and tools for identifying vulnerabilities in Solidity smart contracts. Use when reviewing contracts for security issues or performing comprehensive audits.
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testcontainers-usage
Docker-based testing with testcontainers. Use when running tests with real databases.
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reanimated-patterns
React Native Reanimated animation patterns. Use when implementing animations.
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code-quality
Code quality standards, linting rules, and best practices for clean Solidity code. Use when reviewing code quality or establishing project standards.
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react-native-performance
React Native performance optimization techniques. Use when optimizing app performance.
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testing-patterns
Table-driven tests, mocking strategies, and comprehensive testing patterns. Use when writing tests.
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feature-slicing
Feature-first development approach that organizes code by features rather than technical layers, promoting cohesion and reducing coupling
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performance-profiling
pprof usage and performance analysis. Use when profiling applications.
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proxy-patterns
Proxy patterns for upgradeable smart contracts. Use when implementing or reviewing upgradeable contracts.
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serialization-patterns
Data serialization and transformation patterns. Use when formatting API responses.
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product-planning
Standards and templates for product vision, roadmap planning, and technology selection. Use when establishing product foundation or making strategic decisions.
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natspec-standards
NatSpec documentation standards and best practices for Solidity contracts. Use when documenting code or reviewing documentation quality.
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tailwind-setup
Tailwind CSS 4.x configuration and patterns. Use when setting up or customizing Tailwind CSS.
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