watermelondb-model
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Ensures Zod v4 patterns are used correctly throughout the codebase. Apply when creating or modifying validation schemas, form schemas, or any Zod validators. Enforces v4 syntax and prevents deprecated v3 patter...
Patterns for using Google Gemini API with structured output, JSON mode, and proper configuration. Apply when implementing AI features, text generation, or working with Gemini models.
Patterns for Expo Router including Stack configuration, native tabs, and file-based routing best practices. Apply when working with navigation, routing, or screen configuration.
Ensures buttons use the unified Button component with proper state management, icon support, and glass effect integration. Apply when creating or modifying buttons in the app.
Guide for using expo-audio to implement audio playback and recording in React Native apps. Apply when working with audio features, sound playback, recording, or text-to-speech functionality.
Guide for using expo-glass-effect to create iOS native liquid glass UI effects. Apply when implementing glass effect UI components, cards, or surfaces on iOS.
WatermelonDB models, observation patterns, and React integration. Use when writing or debugging model code, observers (findAndObserve, query.observe), or screens that display live-updating DB data.
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