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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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.
Provides general guidance for implementing service layers in backend applications. This skill should be used when designing service architectures, implementing CRUD operations, or organizing orchestration servi...
Provides backend-specific authentication and authorization implementation patterns for NestJS/TypeScript servers. This skill should be used when implementing JWT validation, role-based access control, API key g...
Provides general authentication and authorization principles for designing secure systems. This skill should be used when implementing login flows, protecting endpoints, enforcing permissions, or designing API...
Provides guidelines for using keys, schemas, and types from the shared @eridu/api-types package. This skill should be used when defining API contracts, ensuring type safety between frontend and backend, or impl...
Provides NestJS-specific service implementation patterns. This skill should be used when implementing Model Services, Orchestration Services, or business logic with NestJS decorators.
This skill provides general guidelines for designing backend controller layers across any framework. It should be used when implementing REST endpoints, handling HTTP status codes, managing pagination, or struc...
Provides guidelines for implementing internationalization (i18n) in frontend applications using Paraglide JS and the shared @eridu/i18n package.
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