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backend-controller-pattern-nestjs
Provides shared NestJS Controller patterns and principles. This skill should be used when implementing controllers in NestJS to ensure consistency and use of shared utilities.
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frontend-state-management
Provides comprehensive state management patterns for React applications. This skill should be used when deciding how to manage different types of state, choosing state management solutions, or implementing stat...
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frontend-testing-patterns
Provides comprehensive testing strategies and patterns for React applications. This skill should be used when writing tests, setting up testing infrastructure, or deciding what to test.
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frontend-ui-components
Provides guidelines for using shared UI components and styling. This skill should be used when implementing UI features using Shadcn/Radix components and the shared @eridu/ui package.
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data-validation
Provides comprehensive guidance for input validation, data serialization, and ID management in backend APIs. This skill should be used when designing validation schemas, transforming request/response data, mapp...
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service-pattern-nestjs
Provides NestJS-specific service implementation patterns. This skill should be used when implementing Model Services, Orchestration Services, or business logic with NestJS decorators.
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admin-list-pattern
Provides full-stack patterns for implementing searchable, paginated lists in the Erify Admin section. This skill should be used when adding or updating admin tables that require server-side filtering and deboun...
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backend-controller-pattern-backdoor
Provides NestJS Controller patterns for Backdoor (Service-to-Service) endpoints. This skill should be used when building endpoints that require API Key authentication for internal communication.
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repository-pattern-nestjs
Provides Prisma-specific repository implementation patterns for NestJS. This skill should be used when implementing repositories that extend BaseRepository or use Prisma delegates.
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frontend-code-quality
Provides code quality standards for frontend applications. This skill should be used when configuring linting rules, organizing file structures, or ensuring consistency across React applications.
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design-patterns
Provides comprehensive architectural patterns for building scalable systems. This skill focuses on high-level architecture, layer boundaries, and package organization.
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eridu-authentication-authorization-frontend
Provides frontend-specific authentication and authorization implementation patterns for React applications. This skill should be used when implementing login flows, protecting routes, storing tokens securely, m...
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backend-controller-pattern-integration
Provides NestJS Controller patterns for Integration endpoints. This skill should be used when building endpoints for external integrations like Google Sheets or Webhooks.
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code-quality
Provides general code quality and best practices guidance applicable across languages and frameworks. Focuses on linting, testing, and type safety.
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database-patterns
Provides Prisma-specific patterns for soft delete, transactions, optimistic locking, bulk operations, and performance optimization. This skill should be used when implementing data persistence, handling concurr...
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frontend-performance
Provides performance optimization patterns for React applications. This skill should be used when optimizing bundle size, implementing code splitting, reducing re-renders, or improving web vitals.
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frontend-ui-components
Provides guidelines for using shared UI components and styling. This skill should be used when implementing UI features using Shadcn/Radix components and the shared @eridu/ui package.
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frontend-error-handling
Provides error handling patterns for React applications. This skill should be used when implementing error boundaries, API error interceptors, error tracking, or user-friendly error messages.
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frontend-tech-stack
Provides standards for the frontend application technology stack. This skill should be used when setting up new frontend projects or upgrading existing ones with React 19, Vite, and Tailwind v4.
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backend-controller-pattern-me
Provides NestJS Controller patterns for User-facing (Me) endpoints. This skill should be used when building endpoints for authenticated users to interact with their own resources.
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repository-pattern
Provides general guidance for implementing data access layers in backend applications. This skill should be used when designing repositories, implementing query methods, or managing database access patterns.
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frontend-code-quality
Provides code quality standards for frontend applications. This skill should be used when configuring linting rules, organizing file structures, or ensuring consistency across React applications.
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frontend-api-layer
Provides patterns for structuring the API layer in React applications. This skill should be used when setting up API clients, defining API request declarations, or integrating with TanStack Query for data fetch...
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backend-controller-pattern-admin
Provides NestJS Controller patterns for Admin-facing endpoints. This skill should be used when building controllers protected by authentication and role-based authorization.
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