repository-structure
Monorepo structure, subpackage organization, and dependency rules. Use when creating new packages, understanding project layout, or organizing code.
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Monorepo structure, subpackage organization, and dependency rules. Use when creating new packages, understanding project layout, or organizing code.
Package configuration, dependencies, workspace references, and CDK version management. Use when creating packages or managing dependencies.
CDK construct development patterns, design principles, and type-driven development. Use when building or modifying AWS CDK constructs.
Patterns and standards for creating new AWS service subpackages in the monorepo. Use when adding new service packages like Lambda, DynamoDB, Step Functions, etc.
JSDoc/TSDoc standards for documenting types, functions, and constructs. Use when writing or reviewing documentation.
Claude Code specific instructions for working with this CDK monorepo. General guidance on code generation, refactoring, and feature additions.
Build commands, build order, TypeScript configuration, and CDK deployment. Use when building packages, troubleshooting build issues, or deploying stacks.
Step-by-step guides for common development tasks like adding constructs, creating packages, and using workspace packages. Use when performing routine development tasks.
Naming conventions for types, functions, files, and resources. Use when creating new code or reviewing naming patterns. Emphasizes type-driven development.
Formatting and linting standards using GTS, ESLint, and Prettier. Use when writing or formatting TypeScript code in this project.
Import conventions and ordering rules. Use when writing imports or organizing import statements. Enforces explicit named imports, never wildcards.
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