explain
01Command
A prompt for explaining code in Japanese in a way that beginners can follow. It asks for a step-by-step explanation of the supplied code.
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A prompt for explaining code in Japanese in a way that beginners can follow. It asks for a step-by-step explanation of the supplied code.
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A command that suggests ways to refactor code, meaning change its internal structure without changing its intended behavior.
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A code-review command that examines a specified file for quality, security, and performance issues.
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A command that creates pytest unit tests for supplied code, including edge cases and error cases.
Agent
Default orchestrator agent for general-purpose tasks.
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A code-review workflow that checks software for bugs, security issues, design problems, maintainability, and adherence to project standards.
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An agent for designing REST and GraphQL APIs and writing OpenAPI specifications, which describe how software can call an API.
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A software-architecture agent for planning how an entire system should be structured and how major technical choices should be made.
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A backend-development agent that follows a check, plan, implement, and verify workflow.
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An agent for writing technical documents such as READMEs, API guides, code comments, design documents, user guides, changelogs, and contribution instructions.
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A frontend coding workflow that guides an agent through understanding a project, planning changes, implementing them, testing them, and checking the result in a browser.
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A testing workflow for checking whether multiple software parts work together and whether complete user journeys work in a real browser. Integration tests check connections between components; end-to-end tests check the whole flow.
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A performance-review workflow that looks for code and system choices that make software slower or use more memory or database resources than necessary.
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A coding assistant for improving existing code without changing what it does. It focuses on clearer structure, less duplication, and updating older code.
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A database design assistant for planning how application data is stored and related. It covers relational databases such as PostgreSQL and MySQL, as well as systems such as MongoDB and Redis.
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A coding assistant for reviewing application security and finding weaknesses in software. It checks areas such as access control, encryption, authentication, sensitive data handling, and injection attacks.
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A requirements and specification-writing assistant for describing how a software feature should work. It can document user stories, acceptance criteria, APIs, data structures, validation rules, errors, and security needs.
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A testing-planning assistant that designs how software should be tested across unit, integration, and end-to-end tests. It also considers risk, automation, and continuous testing in CI/CD pipelines.
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A design assistant for planning user interfaces and creating visual assets such as icons, logos, illustrations, and images for websites or apps. It covers both how screens work and how they look.
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A unit-testing workflow focused on testing small pieces of code, including invalid inputs, extreme values, failures, and unusual boundary cases. TDD, or test-driven development, is a practice of writing tests as part of the implementation process.
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A strategy-consulting associate role focused on collecting facts, analysing them, and turning them into useful insights. It also describes coordinating with market-research, data-analysis, and report-writing specialists.
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A competitive-intelligence workflow for studying competitors’ public information, products, pricing, technology, hiring, partnerships, and business direction.
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A data-analysis agent for cleaning, combining, examining, and visualising structured or unstructured data. It turns raw data into findings that can support decisions.
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An agent prompt for reviewing documents for structure, clarity, consistency, readability, and presentation quality. It uses a consulting-style approach that puts conclusions before supporting details.