api-design
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REST API design standards, endpoint naming, HTTP methods, response structures, and status codes.
A modular collection of AI prompts, personas, JSON skills, and strict coding guidelines (TDD, SDD, SOLID) to quickly set up context for new software projects.
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REST API design standards, endpoint naming, HTTP methods, response structures, and status codes.
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Backend application architecture, dependency injection, transaction handling, logging, and caching.
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Systematic code review process. Activate when performing a code review, PR review, or quality check.
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Database design, schemas, naming conventions, indexes, query optimization, and zero-downtime migrations.
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Frontend architecture, component design, styling, state management, accessibility (a11y), and performance optimization.
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Universal coding rules that apply to every interaction.
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Planning the implementation of an approved specification. Activate when breaking down a spec into actionable tasks, dependencies, and milestones.
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Enforces Spec-Driven Development workflow. Activate when adding features, creating endpoints, or modifying architecture.
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Test-Driven Development workflow for implementing features. Activate when writing code — guides through the red-green-refactor cycle.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: