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go-testing-helpers
Test helper patterns with t.Helper()
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go-context-cancellation
Context cancellation patterns for graceful shutdown
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plugin-packager-hooks
Handle hook scripts and paths for plugin packaging
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go-testing
Go testing patterns. Routes to specific patterns.
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go-testing-subtests
Subtest patterns with t.Run
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go-error-wrapping
Wrap errors with context using fmt.Errorf %w pattern
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plugin-packager
Package claudefiles components into a valid Claude Code plugin
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accept-interfaces-return-structs
Core pattern for flexible, testable Go APIs
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interface-pollution
Detect and avoid unnecessary interface abstractions
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go-concurrency
Go concurrency patterns. Routes to specific patterns.
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start-reddit-server
Provides simple script for safely starting the server. Use whenever you need to start ./cmd/reddit-server. Ex - "start the server..." "Debug the frontend...".
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playwright-mcp
Programmatic browser automation using Playwright MCP server. Use when building Claude Code tools or applications that need web automation, testing, scraping, or browser interaction. Provides structured accessib...
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claude-code-slash-commands
Create custom slash commands for Claude Code. Use when the user wants to create, generate, or build a slash command (.md file) for Claude Code, or when they ask about slash command syntax, frontmatter options,...
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