configuring-connection-pools
Configure connection pool sizing for optimal performance. Use when configuring DATABASE_URL or deploying to production.
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Configure connection pool sizing for optimal performance. Use when configuring DATABASE_URL or deploying to production.
Teaches useFormStatus hook for tracking form submission state in React 19. Use when implementing submit buttons, form loading states, or pending indicators.
Review Zod schemas for correctness, performance, and v4 best practices
Automated tooling and detection patterns for JavaScript/TypeScript code quality review
Teach image optimization configuration changes in Next.js 16. Use when configuring images, troubleshooting image loading, or migrating image settings.
Auditing and updating npm dependencies to prevent security vulnerabilities in TypeScript projects
Teaches Web Components (Custom Elements) support in React 19, including property vs attribute handling and custom events. Use when integrating Web Components or working with custom HTML elements.
Review code for Next.js 16 compliance - security patterns, caching, breaking changes. Use when reviewing Next.js code, preparing for migration, or auditing for violations.
Teaches when type assertions are safe versus dangerous in TypeScript. Use when considering using 'as' keyword, type casting, or when working with external data that might use assertions instead of proper valida...
Configure Vitest 4.x with correct pool architecture, coverage settings, and multi-project setup. Use when creating or modifying vitest.config files or setting up test infrastructure.
Teach Cache Components model with 'use cache' directive in Next.js 16. Use when implementing caching, optimizing performance, working with dynamic data, or migrating from Next.js 15 caching patterns.
[REPLACE] Generate structured content from templates. Use when [REPLACE with specific triggers].
Prevent leaking database errors and P-codes to clients. Use when implementing API error handling or user-facing error messages.
Migrate from Prisma 5 to Prisma 6 handling breaking changes including Buffer to Uint8Array, implicit m-n PK changes, NotFoundError to P2025, and reserved keywords. Use when upgrading Prisma, encountering Prisma...
Use interactive transactions with $transaction callback for atomic operations and automatic rollback. Use when operations must succeed or fail together.
Review Tailwind CSS v4 patterns for configuration, theming, and utility usage. Use when reviewing CSS files, Vite configs, or components using Tailwind.
[REPLACE] Apply domain-specific logic based on detected context. Use when [REPLACE with specific triggers].
Validate all external input with Zod before Prisma operations. Use when accepting user input, API requests, or form data.
Teach cache lifecycle APIs in Next.js 16 - cacheLife(), cacheTag(), updateTag(), refresh(), revalidateTag(). Use when managing cache invalidation, setting cache policies, or implementing cache tags.
Avoid non-null assertion operator (!) and use type-safe alternatives instead
Configure PrismaClient for serverless (Next.js, Lambda, Vercel) with connection_limit=1 and global singleton pattern.
Teaches component composition patterns in React 19 including children prop, compound components, and render props. Use when designing component APIs, creating reusable components, or avoiding prop drilling.
Integrate Zod v4 with React Hook Form, Next.js, Express, tRPC, and other frameworks for type-safe validation
Manage PrismaClient lifecycle with graceful shutdown, proper disconnect timing, and logging configuration. Use when setting up application shutdown handlers, configuring logging for development or production, o...
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