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emacs-async
Use when writing async elisp code with callbacks, timers, or process filters - provides patterns for safe cursor-position handling and state preservation
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emacs-variables
Use when inspecting or modifying Emacs variables - provides elisp patterns for variable handling, customization, and state management
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emacs-org
Use when working with Emacs org-mode - provides elisp patterns for headings, properties, tables, links, and org-mode manipulation
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emacs-buffer
Use when manipulating Emacs buffers - provides elisp patterns for listing, switching, creating, killing, and working with buffer contents
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emacs-navigation
Use when navigating files and positions in Emacs - provides elisp patterns for finding files, searching, and position management
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emacs-debugging
Debug Emacs Lisp code using edebug, trace, profiler, and error handling - use when encountering elisp errors or performance issues
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emacs-testing
Test Emacs Lisp code using ERT (Emacs Lisp Regression Testing) - provides patterns for unit tests, integration tests, and test-driven development
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emacs-introspection
Emacs introspection via evalElisp MCP tool - discover functions, packages, keybindings, modes, and hooks
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emacs-best-practices
Best practices for writing reliable Emacs Lisp code - covers data persistence, print settings, Common Lisp compatibility, and common pitfalls
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