mode-selection
For understanding what each mode does, which mode is best (most appropriate mode) for a given situation, and establishing a pattern for choosing when and how a mode delegates or passes operation to another mode
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For understanding what each mode does, which mode is best (most appropriate mode) for a given situation, and establishing a pattern for choosing when and how a mode delegates or passes operation to another mode
When html or jinja are being written or edited.
When markdown being written or edited
Any time database-related activity is required.
When any part of the application needs to be found or understood.
When a mode needs to read, create, or write (log progress) to a log file.
All modes that write scripts or code follow these app standards for communication, modularization, simplification, naming conventions
When python, flask, or jinja are being written or edited.
When creating tests and using tests for testing of application operation
When VS Code problems or any terminal shows an error
When javascript being written or edited.
Any time github activity is required.
Finds insights that eliminate multiple components; "if this is true, we don't need X, Y, or Z". Used when implementing the same concept multiple ways, accumulating special cases, or complexity is spiraling. Oth...
Any time an external api needs to be understood or queried
For (1) finding solutions, patterns, and workarounds to issues when encountering unexpected behavior, or when stuck after trying initial approaches; (2) saving solutions, patterns, and workarounds discovered du...
When css being written or edited.
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