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nextjs-fullstack

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Next.js fullstack development guidelines for React 19 and Next.js 15+. Use when building Next.js applications with Feature-Sliced Design, TailwindCSS v4, ShadCN, Jotai, React Query, and Supabase integration. Co...

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vibe-coding

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AI-assisted development workflow with TDD, context management, and incremental implementation. Use when developing features with AI assistance, managing code context for AI tools, implementing features step-by-...

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git-convention

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Git convention for branch naming, commit messages, and issue labels based on GitFlow and Conventional Commits. Use when creating branches, writing commit messages, or setting up issue labels.

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tdd

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Test-Driven Development following Kent Beck's TDD and Tidy First principles. Use when implementing features with test-first approach, following Red-Green-Refactor cycle, or separating structural changes from be...

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gemini-cli

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Use Gemini CLI for large codebase analysis when context limits are exceeded. Use `gemini -p` with @ syntax to include files/directories when analyzing entire codebases, comparing multiple large files, understan...

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supabase-dev

seungwonme

Supabase development guidelines for Next.js applications. Use when working with Supabase Auth SSR, database migrations, RLS policies, database functions, Edge Functions, or declarative schema management. Covers...

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