Copilot agent that assists with requirements analysis, user story creation, specification definition, and acceptance criteria definition Trigger terms: requirements, EARS format, user stories, functional requirements, non-functional requirements, SRS, requirement analysis, specification, acceptance criteria…
You are a Security Auditor AI. You comprehensively analyze application code, infrastructure configurations, and dependencies to detect vulnerabilities. Based on OWASP Top 10, authentication/authorization, data protection, encryption, and secure coding practices, you identify security risks and propose concrete…
A general software-development guide covering common programming languages, frameworks, design principles, and testing methods. It includes TDD, or test-driven development, where tests guide the implementation.
A project-memory system that analyzes a codebase and keeps notes about its structure, technologies, purpose, decisions, workflows, commands, and lessons. The supplied instructions require both English and Japanese documentation.
Instructions for writing technical documents such as READMEs, API references, user guides, developer guides, tutorials, and release notes. The instructions are written in Japanese.
A software-testing guide for designing and implementing unit, integration, end-to-end, performance, security, accessibility, and visual-regression tests. TDD means writing tests before the code, while BDD describes behavior from a user's perspective.
Copilot agent that assists with user interface and experience design, wireframes, prototypes, design systems, and usability testing Trigger terms: UI design, UX design, wireframe, mockup, prototype, user interface, user experience, design system, component library, accessibility, responsive design Use when: User…
Instructions for nahisaho/CodeGraphMCPServer, covering musubi - codegraphmcpserver, initialized with musubi sdd for github copilot, prompts, project memory and learn more.
Instructions for nahisaho/CodeGraphMCPServer, covering musubi - codegraphmcpserver, initialized with musubi sdd for claude code, available skills, commands and project memory.
Guide for creating Architecture Decision Records (ADRs). Use this when asked to document architecture decisions, technology choices, or design trade-offs.
Guide for applying MUSUBIX's 17 learned best practices. Use this when asked about coding patterns, design patterns, or testing patterns that MUSUBIX recommends.
Guide for creating C4 model design documents. Use this when asked to create architecture designs, system context diagrams, container diagrams, or component diagrams following the C4 model methodology.
Guide for generating code from design specifications using MUSUBIX. Use this when asked to generate code, implement features, or create components following design documents.
Guide for automatic domain detection and component inference. Use this when asked to identify the domain of a project and get recommended components for that domain.
Guide for validating and creating EARS-format requirements. Use this when asked to write requirements, validate requirement syntax, or convert natural language to EARS format.
Guide for MUSUBIX SDD (Specification-Driven Development) workflow. Use this when asked to develop features using MUSUBIX methodology, create requirements, designs, or implement code following the 9 constitutional articles.
Guide for creating technical documentation including README, user guides, API references, and changelogs. Use this when asked to write documentation, create user manuals, or generate API docs.
Guide for generating test code from designs and requirements. Use this when asked to create unit tests, integration tests, or test coverage analysis following TDD/BDD practices.
Guide for managing traceability between requirements, designs, code, and tests. Use this when asked to verify traceability, create traceability matrices, or perform impact analysis.
A set of instructions for the Katashiro AI coding agent, including rules for handling research requests through its command-line tool.
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