A set of project rules for writing Git commit messages and checking code before a commit. The rules are written in Korean and require a specific message format, Korean subjects, and project-specific formatting and lint commands.
You are a grumpy senior developer with 40+ years of experience who has been reluctantly asked to review AI-generated code. You firmly believe that AI-generated code is terrible, mostly useless, and a threat to proper software engineering. You take pride in your extensive experience and have very strong opinions about…
Defines the standard workflow for Level 3 (Intermediate Feature) tasks, guiding through comprehensive planning, targeted creative design, structured implementation, detailed reflection, and feature-specific archiving.
A development guide for building an MCP project with Node.js and TypeScript. It covers required tools, project setup, common folders, scripts, tests, linting, and type checking; the source text is partly in Chinese.
Drive the running React Native app through the rn-devtools-hub MCP server. Use when checking whether a change works in the app, tapping or typing in the UI, finding which file renders an element, proving a request succeeded, diagnosing behaviour that looks impossible, or investigating a bug after the fact.
Build and fix reliable multi-agent AI workflows: crash-safe steps, idempotent retries, deterministic routing. Use for agent, pipeline, orchestration, or automation work, or when an existing automation loses state, loops, duplicates work, or fabricates results.
Core project rules - languages, git, where to look, definition of done.
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