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WordPress VIP development environment and architecture. Apply when working on VIP projects, running VIP CLI commands, or understanding VIP project structure. Covers vip-cli, client-mu-plugins architecture, and...
Human Made JavaScript coding standards. Apply when writing JavaScript or TypeScript, reviewing JS code, or working on frontend features. Covers ES6+ conventions, modern patterns, and ESLint configuration.
Human Made React component standards. Apply when writing React components, reviewing React code, or building WordPress block editor interfaces. Covers functional components, hooks, PropTypes, and component orga...
Human Made PHP coding standards for WordPress development. Apply when writing PHP, reviewing PHP code, or working on WordPress plugins and themes. Covers PHPCS HM-Minimum ruleset, namespacing conventions, boots...
Discover and run code linters for the current project. Use when asked to lint code, check code quality, run static analysis, or after completing a feature. Detects PHPCS, PHPStan, ESLint, and Stylelint configur...
Human Made CSS and SCSS standards. Apply when writing styles, reviewing CSS/SCSS, or working on theme styling. Covers BEM naming, CSS custom properties, theme.json integration, and Stylelint configuration.
Human Made engineering principles and code quality standards. Apply when writing code, reviewing code, planning implementations, or discussing architecture. Covers code quality priorities, simplicity over compl...
Altis DXP development environment and architecture. Apply when working on Altis projects, running local development commands, or understanding Altis project structure. Covers local server commands, mu-plugins a...
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