claude-md
Write effective CLAUDE.md files that serve as persistent memory for Claude Code. Use when creating, reviewing, or improving project instructions for AI assistance. Triggers: CLAUDE.md, project instructions, mem...
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Write effective CLAUDE.md files that serve as persistent memory for Claude Code. Use when creating, reviewing, or improving project instructions for AI assistance. Triggers: CLAUDE.md, project instructions, mem...
Write effective Claude Code hooks for automation, validation, and workflow control. Use when creating hooks, configuring PreToolUse/PostToolUse events, or automating Claude behavior. Triggers: hooks, PreToolUse...
Implement Zettelkasten-inspired knowledge management for building and maintaining context libraries with automated cross-referencing. Use when organizing executive knowledge, building context libraries, or impl...
Use PROACTIVELY when creating .cdc files, writing Cadence contracts/scripts/transactions, configuring flow.json, or using Flow CLI for local development and deployments. Covers Cadence 1.0 syntax with modern ac...
Design and review backend APIs using Routes→Handlers→Services→Repositories with clear Domain Model vs DTO boundaries. Use PROACTIVELY when creating/refactoring endpoints, moving logic out of handlers, defining...
Implement automated operational review rhythms (daily/weekly/monthly/quarterly) for knowledge synthesis, gap detection, and strategic alignment. Use when establishing executive review cadences, automating knowl...
Initialize work sessions with context loading, recent history review, and co-pilot agent spawning. Use when starting work sessions, switching between projects, or needing focused context for deep work.
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