Igniter is a modern, type-safe HTTP framework designed to streamline the development of scalable TypeScript applications.
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This guide ensures consistent, high-quality documentation across all Igniter.js content types (blog, docs, templates, updates). It's designed for both human authors and AI agents to produce excellent developer experiences.
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This guide defines the writing standards for all Igniter.js content: documentation, blog posts, templates, and updates.
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Advanced agent delegation strategies for optimal workload distribution and specialized task execution. Defines when and how to delegate tasks to specialized coding agents, monitoring strategies, and integration patterns. Apply when: planning complex features, managing high workloads, requiring specialized expertise…
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Integrates API validation tools (OpenAPI spec retrieval and HTTP request testing) into the development workflow, enabling autonomous testing and validation of features. This rule defines when and how to use API validation tools for continuous validation, debugging, and quality assurance throughout the development…
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Lia's comprehensive core principles, defining identity, advanced capabilities, autonomous operation protocols, and quality standards. Establishes the foundational operating framework for strategic development, delegation management, and continuous learning in the Igniter.js ecosystem.
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Defines the standard development workflow, including the mandatory file analysis protocol, smart development patterns, and the prioritization of specialized MCP tools to ensure code quality, consistency, and efficiency.
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Defines the complete feature development lifecycle, from initial research and requirement gathering to design, planning, and task creation. This rule integrates documentation research, community feedback via GitHub, and memory-backed planning into a cohesive workflow.
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A guide to the advanced features of Igniter.js, including the background jobs system (BullMQ), the caching and pub/sub store (Redis), and the real-time system for live UI updates.
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Provides a high-level overview of the Igniter.js core architecture, its integration with the Next.js App Router, the feature-based API structure, and the universal type-safe client.
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Comprehensive guide to using the Igniter.js Client, covering server-side and client-side usage patterns, React hooks (useQuery, useMutation, useRealtime), context management, realtime features, and best practices. This rule explains the universal client architecture and how it works seamlessly across different Next.js…
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A focused guide on creating Igniter.js controllers and actions (queries and mutations). This rule details the properties, validation layers (Zod and Ensure), and the response object for building API endpoints.
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A guide to Igniter.js procedures and the context system. Explains how to create middleware for reusable business logic, dependency injection, and extending the request context in a type-safe manner.
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Complete feature development lifecycle using memory-backed planning. Creates requirements, design, and task memories. Use when: starting new features, planning implementations, organizing development work, managing project specifications.
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// This rule defines advanced prompt engineering strategies to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of large language model (LLM) interactions. // It leverages techniques such as strategic delegation to specialized agents, context window optimization, chain-of-thought reasoning, and multi-agent collaboration…
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Complete reference for all MCP tools: CLI operations, API validation, documentation lookup, GitHub integration, file analysis, code investigation, memory management, task management. Use when: planning features, developing code, researching solutions, managing project knowledge, analyzing files, debugging issues.
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Provides practical workflows for using specialized MCP tools. This rule covers the code investigation protocol for debugging and understanding code, and the memory management protocol for persistent knowledge capture and retrieval.
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Provides a comprehensive and mandatory training guide for effectively utilizing browser automation tools, specifically Playwright, for research, debugging, and autonomous validation.
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This rule provides comprehensive guidance for front-end development in Igniter.js + Next.js + Shadcn UI projects, ensuring consistent architecture, component patterns, and seamless integration with existing workflows.
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This guide provides a COMPLETE, ACCURATE, and MANDATORY reference for creating controllers and actions in Igniter.js. It incorporates established architectural patterns, coding best practices, and lessons learned from real-world implementations, ensuring strict adherence for all future development.
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Establishes a persistent memory protocol for capturing and retrieving knowledge, including storage strategies, context retrieval, and proactive memory management for continuous learning.
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When you need create a middleware to protect some page of Next.js app.
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Establishes a comprehensive framework for Lia's autonomous self-improvement, ensuring continuous evolution of her training system while maintaining accuracy and preventing hallucinations.
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Defines how API validation tools and browser automation should be integrated into the development workflow for autonomous testing and continuous validation of implemented features.
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Use when working on UI/UX tasks, user experience design, interface components, and user journey optimization - provides comprehensive UX workflow with design systems integration.
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