redis-integration
Redis and Upstash Vector integration patterns for rate-limiting, vector search, embeddings, and memory systems. Use when implementing caching, rate-limiting, or semantic search features.
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Redis and Upstash Vector integration patterns for rate-limiting, vector search, embeddings, and memory systems. Use when implementing caching, rate-limiting, or semantic search features.
Next.js SSR hydration patterns and best practices. Use when fixing hydration mismatches, implementing client-only features, or working with localStorage/browser APIs.
Git branching strategy, CI/CD pipeline, quality gates, and deployment procedures for the omer-akben portfolio project. Use when working with git operations, deployments, or CI/CD workflows.
Bundle size reduction strategies, icon optimization, tree-shaking, and performance analysis. Use when reducing bundle size or optimizing imports.
Comprehensive testing protocols, E2E patterns, and quality gate execution for the omer-akben portfolio. Use when writing tests, debugging test failures, or ensuring code quality.
Step-by-step checklist and best practices for implementing new AI agent tools in the omer-akben portfolio. Use when creating new agent tools, API routes, or extending agent capabilities.
Single source of truth patterns, facts.ts structure, type safety, and data helper functions. Use when working with project data or adding new facts.
8-mode brightness system implementation with CSS custom properties. Use when implementing theme switching, color tokens, or fixing brightness-related issues.
Environment variables, setup procedures, API configurations, and security for the omer-akben portfolio. Use when setting up the project, configuring services, or troubleshooting environment issues.
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