OWASP API Security Top 10 (2023) with production Next.js App Router code — access control, authentication, input validation, rate limiting, security headers, data exposure, supply chain, SSRF, and AI tools on those APIs.
Build, review, or migrate Next.js App Router applications with version-aware component boundaries, data fetching, caching, routing, and mutations. Use for App Router implementation and architecture tasks, not generic React optimization, copy-only edits, or Pages Router fixes that do not involve migration.
Use when optimizing React component rendering, fixing Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS), reducing bundle size, diagnosing re-renders, a store update under a large tree, code splitting, memoization decisions, Server Component patterns, or profiling React apps. Covers React 19, React Compiler, useTransition…
Use when adding metadata, creating sitemaps, generating robots.txt, implementing structured data (JSON-LD), optimizing for search engines, building OG images, creating llms.txt for AI search engines, or fixing SEO issues in Next.js applications. Covers Google's official guidance, GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)…
Use when writing or reviewing UI text — buttons, error messages, empty states, onboarding, confirmation dialogs, notifications, tooltips, labels, and any user-facing copy in React/Next.js components. Covers voice and tone calibration, microcopy patterns, copy auditing, and refactoring existing copy for consistency and…
WCAG 2.2 Level AA for web UI. Use when the task is accessibility, contrast, ARIA, keyboard access, focus, screen readers, alt text, or an accessibility audit. Do not use for styling, performance, or copy that is not an accessibility fix.
Use when an SPA is slow because of the main thread, frame time, or memory: Web Workers, OffscreenCanvas, scheduler.yield, virtualized or windowed rendering, canvas and DOM editors, image swaps, flicker, blank frames, live updates, or a performance harness. Not React re-renders, bundles, or Server Components (see…
Rewrites a thin coding prompt into a deep one before it runs: same scope, plus the raw material to start from, the tools an expert would use, an existing file to copy, and a proof a third party can check. Covers refactoring, performance, UI, UX, API, frontend, debugging, testing, security, and accessibility. Use when…
Makes TypeScript catch more bugs at compile time on TS 6 and 7: tsconfig flags past strict, narrowing and discriminated unions, exhaustive switches, generics and inference (satisfies, const type parameters, NoInfer), utility, mapped, conditional, and template literal types, branded types, unknown at data edges…
Writes, reviews, and debugs WebGPU and WGSL code: adapter and device setup, feature detection and WebGL2 fallback, buffers and struct alignment, textures, bind groups, pipelines, depth, MSAA, compute shaders, the canvas frame loop, React integration, device loss, error scopes, GPU timing, and testing. Use when code…
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