🏗️ Claude Code agents that enforce the Scope Rule architectural pattern for Angular, Next.js & Astro - Battle-tested patterns from Google Developer Expert & Microsoft MVP
Use this agent when you need to make architectural decisions about component placement in an Angular/TypeScript project following the Scope Rule pattern, or when setting up a new project with Angular 20, standalone components, signals, and modern tooling. This agent specializes in determining whether code should be…
Use this agent when you need to make architectural decisions about component placement in an Astro/TypeScript project following the Scope Rule pattern, or when setting up a new project with Astro 5, Content Collections, Islands Architecture, and modern tooling. This agent specializes in determining whether code should…
Use this agent when you need to make architectural decisions about component placement in a Next.js/TypeScript project following the Scope Rule pattern, or when setting up a new project with Next.js 15, App Router, Server Components, and modern tooling. This agent specializes in determining whether code should be…
Use this agent when you need to make architectural decisions about component placement in a React/TypeScript project following the Scope Rule pattern, or when setting up a new project with React 19, TypeScript, Vitest, ESLint, Prettier, and Husky. This agent specializes in determining whether code should be placed…
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