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A documentation rule set for keeping README.md and CHANGELOG.md files clear, consistent, and up to date. README.md explains a project, while CHANGELOG.md records its changes.
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General project rules covering Python, Poetry dependency management, GitHub Actions, Bash scripts, code style, project structure, testing, and maintainability.
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A set of Git rules covering commit messages, branch names, and branch responsibilities. Git is the version-control system used to track code changes and collaborate safely.
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A set of working rules for Python development, including style, type hints, documentation, error handling, logging, and tests.
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A set of Vue development rules for component names, component structure, properties, events, styles, performance, state, and routes. Vue is a framework for building web interfaces from reusable components.
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A set of Gitflow rules for managing code changes with Git, a version-control system. Gitflow separates production code in main from ongoing work in develop and uses feature, release, and emergency-fix branches.
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Rules for using Agno, a Python framework for building software agents and teams of agents. They cover agent setup, model selection, tools, shared memory, knowledge search, workflows, and structured results.
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Rules for Django, a Python web framework for building websites and back-end services. They cover models, the database interface, forms, authentication, settings, and efficient related-data queries.
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A set of conventions for FastAPI, a Python framework for building web APIs, including input validation and response handling.
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A set of conventions for Flask, a lightweight Python framework for building web applications and APIs.
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A set of Flutter rules for building cross-platform mobile interfaces with Dart, covering widgets, state, project structure, navigation, asynchronous work, errors, and themes.
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A set of coding rules for using Gradio, a Python tool for building interfaces around machine-learning applications. The rules cover its client library, API calls, streaming results, errors, jobs, deployment, and security considerations.
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A set of project rules for building Next.js applications, a React framework for web pages and server-side features. It covers file structure, component choice, naming, data loading, and form handling.
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A set of project rules for React Native, a framework for building mobile apps with React, TypeScript, and tools such as Expo. It covers code structure, naming, layouts, accessibility, device insets, and animation.
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A set of project rules for React, a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It covers components, hooks, state, performance, forms, errors, testing, and accessibility.
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A set of project rules for Spring Boot 3, a Java framework for building server applications. It covers configuration, dependency injection, application security, environments, and resource lifecycles.
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A set of SwiftUI rules for building Apple-app interfaces with Swift, covering views, local and shared state, reusable styling, dependency sharing, and large lists.
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A set of rules for Tailwind CSS, a framework that styles interfaces through reusable utility classes. It covers responsive layouts, interaction states, custom values, repeated styles, and spacing.
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A set of coding rules for Vue.js, a JavaScript framework for building web interfaces, including its component structure, state handling, routing, forms, and TypeScript use.
WangTingYeYe/guoguo-mcp-python
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
A local MCP server for managing delivery orders and querying an address book. The description is in Chinese and identifies it as a package for shipping services.
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