A multi-session development workflow that coordinates several smaller coding tasks from one controlling session. It can group related tasks and arrange separate acceptance checks, meaning reviews that verify the work meets its requirements.
A workflow for selectively bringing later updates from the next-ai-astro framework into a project created from it. It groups updates by core code, examples, and project configuration, then records the result in a commit.
A guide to making a website easier for AI search and question-answering systems to crawl, understand, and cite. It covers crawler rules, robots.txt policies, llms.txt, concise definitions, FAQs, and webmaster submissions.
A guide to common Git work, including commits, branches, merging, remote repositories, and conflict handling. Git is a tool for tracking code changes and coordinating work between developers.
A documentation-site module for guides stored in MDX, a format that combines Markdown with interactive components. It covers three-column layouts, nested sidebars, navigation between pages, mobile previews, documentation components, and site search.
A conversion workflow for turning an HTML prototype into Astro pages and components that follow an existing project's rules. It replaces placeholder data with collection data, applies design tokens, and checks the result with screenshots.
A guide to building multilingual Astro websites, including language-based routes, translated page content and interface text, language switching, and search-engine metadata. It also covers hreflang, canonical URLs, multilingual sitemaps, and llms.txt.
A guide to adding and managing icons in Astro pages and React interactive components. It covers Lucide icons, inline SVG brand marks, sizing and colour rules, accessibility, favicons, and theme colours.
A guide to handling and optimising images in Astro, including image components, server-side image generation, remote-image permissions, loading choices, dimensions, alternative text, and social-sharing images.
A command that creates initial project documents for requirements, current status, tasks, and a record of project decisions or work. It can start from blank templates, scan existing code, or use a description.
A guide to adding React components to Astro pages only where user interaction is needed. It covers client-side loading choices, passing data, URL-based state, hydration mismatches, and shared state with nanostores.
A workflow command that turns a one-sentence idea into a researched project, a working prototype, and a new development project. It is designed for an autonomous cycle of planning and implementation.
A command that creates a ready-to-use prompt for running a repeated development loop. The prompt includes the source of truth, actions for each round, checks that must pass, and conditions for stopping.
A guide for adding page transitions and small animations, mainly with CSS. It also explains when to use a client-side router and how to respect reduced-motion settings for people who prefer less animation.
A website performance diagnosis workflow that measures loading and interaction before suggesting changes. It examines Core Web Vitals, which are standard measures of loading speed, responsiveness, and visual stability, along with scripts, images, fonts, caching, and prefetching.
A read-only project progress report that combines Git data, task records, requirements, pages, content size, and site health into a structured snapshot.
A project-initialisation workflow for creating a new content website from the next-ai-astro framework. It gathers site details, exports the framework, updates project identity and configuration, records the setup, and makes the first Git commit.
A documentation review workflow that compares written content with the source code to check whether it is accurate, complete, and consistent with project rules.
A security checklist and audit workflow for content websites. It covers unsafe browser content, security headers, third-party frames and links, exposed keys, and vulnerable dependencies.
A pre-release search-visibility check for websites. SEO means improving how pages are found in search engines, while GEO here refers to checks for visibility in generative search systems.
A guide to page search metadata, including titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, social-sharing data, structured JSON-LD data, and sitemaps. It also covers checks for common SEO failures and the requirements for video metadata.
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