Explains the standardized API organization pattern for this codebase. Use when creating new API endpoints, API clients, or modifying existing API structure. Covers the 5-file system (endpoint-types, endpoints, api-client, admin-api-client, protected-endpoints), role-based access patterns (admin vs regular users), and TypeScript type safety across the API layer. All API code lives in src/lib/api/ following this exact pattern.
This skill provides comprehensive patterns for using Zod validation library in TypeScript applications. It ensures input validation is done correctly, securely, and consistently across the codebase.
React 19 and TypeScript coding standards for Portfolio Buddy 2. Use when: writing new components, reviewing code, refactoring, or ensuring consistency. Contains component patterns, TypeScript rules, and best practices.
Use when implementing new features in Quetrex. Ensures TDD, TypeScript strict mode, Next.js App Router patterns, ShadCN UI components, and security best practices are followed. Updated for November 2025 standards.
Comprehensive React 19 patterns including all hooks, Server/Client Components, Suspense, streaming, and transitions. Ensures correct React 19 usage with TypeScript.
Expert TypeScript/Node.js developer for building high-quality, performant, and maintainable CLI tools and libraries. Enforces best practices, strict typing, and modern patterns.
Test-Driven Development methodology for Node.js/TypeScript projects.
All TypeScript types are defined in `frontend/types/index.ts`. Types match backend API response structure and provide type safety across the frontend application.
Set up project infrastructure including TypeScript, database, state management, navigation, and testing. Use when initializing new features or configuring development environment.
Create new jutsu/skills for SHINOBI WAY game. Use when user wants to add abilities, techniques, jutsu, or combat skills. Guides through all parameters and generates TypeScript code.
Review TypeScript and JavaScript code changes for compliance with Metabase coding standards, style violations, and code quality issues. Use when reviewing pull requests or diffs containing TypeScript/JavaScript code.
Write minimal, evergreen code comments that explain complex logic without documenting obvious behavior or temporary changes. Use this skill when adding comments to PHP files, TypeScript/JavaScript files, or any code files, when documenting complex algorithms or business logic, when adding PHPDoc blocks or JSDoc comments, when writing self-documenting code with clear naming, or when reviewing existing comments for relevance and necessity. Focus on keeping code self-explanatory through clear structure and naming rather than relying heavily on comments.
Write effective JSDoc comments for TypeScript code. Provides guidance on documentation format, strategic placement, best practices, and when to document versus when to keep code self-documenting. Helps maintain code clarity and IDE support.
Use when writing or reviewing TypeScript code. Enforces strict mode standards, explicit typing, and best practices. Prevents 'any' types, @ts-ignore comments, and non-null assertions. This is a COMPREHENSIVE skill - consult the detailed guides before writing any TypeScript code.
Expert at TypeScript strict mode, linting, formatting, code review standards. Use when checking code quality, fixing type errors, or enforcing standards.
Automatically reviews DevPrep AI code for quality standards including ESLint compliance, TypeScript strict mode, 180-line file limits, complexity under 15, proper naming conventions, import patterns, and architectural compliance with the 6-folder structure
Enforce TypeScript strict mode and type safety. Use when setting up projects, reviewing code, or when type errors are ignored. Covers strict flags, no-any rules, and type inference best practices.
Write TypeScript and JavaScript code following Metabase coding standards and best practices. Use when developing or refactoring TypeScript/JavaScript code.
Provides TypeScript patterns for type-first development, making illegal states unrepresentable, exhaustive handling, and runtime validation. Must use when reading or writing TypeScript/JavaScript files.
Write clean, consistent code following naming conventions, DRY principles, small focused functions, automated formatting, and meaningful variable names. Use this skill when writing or refactoring any code in any language, naming variables/functions/classes/files, structuring code logic, removing dead code, or ensuring code readability and maintainability. Apply to all programming tasks including Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Ruby, Java, Go, or any other language files (.py, .js, .ts, .rb, .java, .go) to maintain consistent style, improve code quality, and enhance team collaboration across the entire codebase.
