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development
Set up the development environment, understand code conventions, and implement type-safe patterns. Use when starting development work, writing new components, or following project-specific coding guidelines.
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testing
Write and run tests using Vitest. Understand linting and formatting with Biome. Apply testing patterns for components, utilities, and Server Actions.
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internationalization
Implement i18n using next-intl. Manage multilingual content in en.json and ja.json. Apply translation patterns for UI and dynamic content.
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supabase-setup
Initialize Supabase locally, manage database migrations, and configure Row Level Security. Use when setting up databases, creating tables, or managing schemas.
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authentication
Implement authentication with Supabase, OAuth providers, and session management. Use when adding login, OAuth flows, or protecting routes.
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github-workflow
Understand Conventional Commits, GitHub issue management, and Pull Request workflows. Apply best practices for collaborative development.
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mailpit-testing
Use Mailpit to test emails in local development. Understand email verification workflows and inspect outgoing emails without external services.
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form-validation
Implement form validation using Zod + TanStack Form validators pattern. Use when creating new forms or refactoring existing form validation logic.
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