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postgresql
Performance and design guidelines for PostgreSQL database in RSSVibe, including connection pooling, JSONB columns, and query optimization. Use this skill when optimizing database performance.
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testing-standards
Comprehensive testing guidance for RSSVibe project using TUnit framework, test organization, and HTTP client patterns. Use this skill when writing tests, running tests, or reviewing testing practices.
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entity-framework
Data access patterns, GUID primary keys, JSON configuration, entity configuration, and transaction handling for PostgreSQL. Use this skill when working with Entity Framework Core and database operations.
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architecture
Service layer patterns, project responsibilities, dependency injection, and API contracts for RSSVibe. Use this skill when creating services, organizing code, or understanding project structure.
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integration-testing
Integration testing patterns for API endpoints using real database and services with WebApplicationFactory and testcontainers. Use this skill when writing integration tests for endpoints.
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codebase-search
Advanced codebase search using Mantic for finding files, understanding context, and analyzing code impact. Use this skill when searching for code, files, or understanding code relationships.
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api-design
API design principles, hierarchical endpoint organization, documentation, and TypedResults patterns for RSSVibe. Use this skill when creating new API endpoints or refactoring existing ones.
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