brokle-domain-architecture
Use this skill when working with Brokle's domain-driven architecture, including creating new domains, modifying domain entities, designing cross-domain interactions, refactoring domain boundaries, or implementi...
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Use this skill when working with Brokle's domain-driven architecture, including creating new domains, modifying domain entities, designing cross-domain interactions, refactoring domain boundaries, or implementi...
Use this skill when writing, reviewing, or improving tests for the Brokle platform. This includes creating service tests, domain tests, integration tests, or understanding what to test versus what to skip based...
Use this skill when developing, implementing, or modifying Go backend code for the Brokle platform. This includes creating services, repositories, handlers, domain entities, API endpoints, middleware, workers,...
Use this skill when implementing, reviewing, or debugging error handling in the Brokle codebase. This includes repository error mapping, service layer AppError constructors, handler response mapping, domain ali...
Use this skill when creating, modifying, or reviewing API endpoints and routes. This includes SDK routes (/v1/*), Dashboard routes (/api/v1/*), request/response structures, input validation, OpenAPI documentati...
Use this skill when creating, running, or managing database migrations for PostgreSQL or ClickHouse. This includes creating new migrations, running migrations, checking migration status, rollback operations, se...
Use this skill when developing Next.js/React frontend code for Brokle. Includes components, pages, hooks, API clients, stores, or any frontend features.
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