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workflow
Workflow. Apply for task analysis and completion reporting.
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dependency
Dependency management and technology selection. Apply when introducing new libraries, choosing technologies, or managing package versions.
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documentation
Documentation standards. Apply when completing full feature development, introducing new architecture patterns, or adding new public APIs.
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testing
Testing strategy and standards. Apply when writing tests, designing test architecture, or evaluating test coverage.
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tooling
Tooling and verification. Apply when encountering unfamiliar third-party libraries, framework updates, uncertain parameter types, verifying best practices, or uncertain API parameters.
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git-workflow
Git workflow standards. Apply when committing changes, creating pull requests, or managing branches.
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philosophy-review
Architectural thinking and code review. Apply for architecture decisions, complexity judgment, code taste, over-engineering rejection, code review, analysis, evaluation, or optimization.
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coding-security
Coding and security standards. Apply when writing code, handling comments, error handling, API keys, database connections, user input, or file uploads.
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nix-config
This skill provides comprehensive guidance for working with the nix-config framework - a platform-agnostic modular configuration system for NixOS and Darwin (macOS). Use this skill when adding new modules, host...
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