@harshitj183/ai-skills 2.2.7 → 2.2.8

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  1. package/README.md +29 -209
  2. package/SKILL.md +162 -160
  3. package/history/CONTEXT.md +15 -0
  4. package/index.js +8 -0
  5. package/package.json +38 -43
  6. package/registry/skill_bank.json +1038 -1167
  7. package/roles/backend_expert.md +23 -23
  8. package/roles/code_reviewer.md +28 -28
  9. package/roles/frontend_expert.md +30 -30
  10. package/roles/gpt5_core.md +34 -34
  11. package/roles/hinglish_native.md +30 -0
  12. package/roles/product_manager.md +24 -24
  13. package/roles/security_auditor.md +31 -22
  14. package/roles/subagent_orchestrator.md +26 -26
  15. package/roles/technical_writer.md +25 -25
  16. package/roles/ui_ux_designer.md +22 -22
  17. package/roles/wisdom_extractor.md +29 -29
  18. package/skills/ai_history_maintenance.md +46 -41
  19. package/skills/anthropic_documents.md +16 -16
  20. package/skills/antigravity_mastery.md +15 -15
  21. package/skills/azure_graph_integrator.md +12 -12
  22. package/skills/coderabbit_review.md +36 -0
  23. package/skills/composio_integrator.md +16 -16
  24. package/skills/github_automation.md +17 -17
  25. package/skills/hashicorp_terraform.md +16 -16
  26. package/skills/letta_agent_memory.md +15 -15
  27. package/skills/lifecycle/brainstorming.md +58 -24
  28. package/skills/lifecycle/review_protocol.md +36 -25
  29. package/skills/mcp_master.md +17 -17
  30. package/skills/memory_cycle.md +45 -0
  31. package/skills/openai_structured_outputs.md +12 -12
  32. package/skills/orchestration/external_skill_retrieval.md +46 -30
  33. package/skills/orchestration/parallel_agent_dispatcher.md +38 -32
  34. package/skills/orchestration/plan_architect.md +32 -22
  35. package/skills/orchestration/plan_executor.md +34 -20
  36. package/skills/playwright_testing.md +15 -15
  37. package/skills/progressive_disclosure.md +26 -26
  38. package/skills/prompt_reasoning_trees.md +12 -12
  39. package/skills/react_best_practices.md +16 -16
  40. package/skills/react_native_performance.md +16 -16
  41. package/skills/sanity_architecture.md +16 -16
  42. package/skills/stripe_integration.md +17 -17
  43. package/skills/supabase_architect.md +17 -17
  44. package/skills/systematic_debugging.md +34 -34
  45. package/skills/tdd_mastery.md +32 -32
  46. package/skills/vercel_cloudflare_deploy.md +17 -17
  47. package/skills/writing_skills.md +26 -26
  48. package/LICENSE +0 -21
  49. package/bin/cli.js +0 -345
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- ---
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- name: "External Skill Retrieval"
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- description: "Dynamic expansion of the library by fetching skills from external repositories."
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- ---
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-
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- # 1. Trigger Condition
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- Activate this skill if:
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- - The user requests a technology or workflow (e.g., "Java optimizations", "Go concurrency") that is NOT present in the local `skills/` or `roles/` directory.
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- - A current task requires expert-level instructions for a specialized tool not yet modeled in the library.
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-
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- # 2. Retrieval Protocol
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- 1. **Identify the Gap**: Clearly define the missing capability.
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- 2. **Access Skill Bank**: Read the internal registry at `registry/skill_bank.json` to get the list of external repository URLs and categories.
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- 3. **Search & Fetch**:
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- - Use the `browser_subagent` or `read_url_content` to search the top repositories (e.g., `awesome-cursorrules`) for the specific skill.
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- - Look for `.cursorrules`, `SKILL.md`, or README files that contain technical instructions.
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- 4. **Ingest & Standardize**:
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- - Download the raw instruction text.
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- - **MUST**: Pass the text through the `Meta-Skill Architect` (`skills/writing_skills.md`) to convert it into this library's high-fidelity format (YAML metadata, Mermaid diagrams, System Signature).
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- 5. **Execute**: Once standardized, adopt the new skill immediately for the task.
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-
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- # 3. Decision Log
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- - If a skill is fetched, record it in `history/ai_activity_log.md` as "External Skill Ingestion: [Skill Name] from [URL]".
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-
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- # 4. Success Criteria
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- - The external skill is successfully adapted to the library's style.
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- - The user's request is fulfilled using the newly acquired 'superpower'.
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-
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- ---
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- ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.6 | Active
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+ ---
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+ name: "External Skill Retrieval"
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+ description: "Dynamic expansion of the library by fetching skills from external repositories."
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+ ---
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+
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+ # 1. Ingestion Lifecycle
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+
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+ ```mermaid
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+ graph TD;
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+ A[Gap Detected] --> B[Search Registry];
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+ B --> C[Fetch Instructions];
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+ C --> D[Standardize Format];
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+ D --> E[SECURITY AUDIT];
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+ E -- Pass --> F[Adopt Superpower];
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+ E -- Fail --> G[Reject & Alert];
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+ ```
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+
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+ # 1. Trigger Condition
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+ Activate this skill if:
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+ - The user requests a technology or workflow (e.g., "Java optimizations", "Go concurrency") that is NOT present in the local `skills/` or `roles/` directory.
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+ - A current task requires expert-level instructions for a specialized tool not yet modeled in the library.
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+
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+ # 2. Retrieval Protocol
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+ 1. **Identify the Gap**: Clearly define the missing capability.
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+ 2. **Access Skill Bank**: Read `registry/skill_bank.json`. **CHECK**: Ensure the `url` belongs to the `whitelist_domains`.
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+ 3. **Fetch & Verify**:
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+ - Download the raw instruction text.
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+ - **CRITICAL**: Calculate the SHA-256 hash of the content. Compare it against the `verified_hash` in the registry.
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+ - If hashes don't match, **ABORT** and flag a potential man-in-the-middle or repository compromise.
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+ 4. **Standardize**:
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+ - Convert to library format using `skills/writing_skills.md`.
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+ 5. **Security Audit**:
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+ - **MANDATORY**: Invoke the `Security Auditor` (`roles/security_auditor.md`).
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+ - The auditor MUST complete the **🛡️ Mandatory Guardrail Checklist** on the standardized text.
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+ - Reject any skill that fails a single checklist item (especially "No Override").
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+ 6. **Execute**: Adopt only after dual verification (Hash + Audit).
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+
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+ # 3. Decision Log
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+ - If a skill is fetched, record it in `history/ai_activity_log.md` as "External Skill Ingestion: [Skill Name] from [URL]".
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+
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+ # 4. Success Criteria
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+ - The external skill is successfully adapted to the library's style.
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+ - The user's request is fulfilled using the newly acquired 'superpower'.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.8 | Active
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- ---
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- name: "Parallel Agent Dispatcher"
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- description: "High-fidelity management of multiple concurrent worker agents."
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- ---
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-
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- # 1. Dispatching Protocol
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- When tackling tasks with decoupled logical components, split the work:
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-
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- ```mermaid
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- graph TD;
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- A[Main: Coordinator] --> B[Sub: Worker A (Features)];
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- A --> C[Sub: Worker B (Tests)];
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- A --> D[Sub: Worker C (Docs)];
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- B --> E[Review Output];
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- C --> E;
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- D --> E;
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- E --> F[Merge & Finalize];
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- ```
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-
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- # 2. Scope Isolation
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- - **Context Pinning**: Each subagent gets *only* the specific files or requirements for their chunk.
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- - **Dependency Map**: Before dispatching, define clear interfaces or mock expectations if subagents' outputs depend on each other.
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-
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- # 3. Conflict Resolution
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- - If two subagents propose conflicting architecture, the **Coordinator** (Main) must pause, resolve the conflict, and re-dispatch with a unified "System Design Directive".
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-
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- # 4. Success Criteria
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- - Parallel tasks complete without logical drift.
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- - Final merge is verified by the Coordinator before being presented.
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-
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- ---
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- ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.6 | Active
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+ ---
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+ name: "Parallel Agent Dispatcher"
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+ description: "High-fidelity management of multiple concurrent worker agents using Wave Execution."
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+ ---
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+
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+ # 1. Wave Execution Protocol
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+ Complex tasks must be broken into **Synchronous Waves** to prevent state pollution.
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+
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+ ```mermaid
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+ graph LR
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+ subgraph Wave1 [Wave 1: Strategy]
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+ A[Structure Agent] --> B[Architecture Logic]
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+ end
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+ subgraph Wave2 [Wave 2: Construction]
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+ C[Frontend Worker] --- D[Backend Worker]
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+ D --- E[Database Worker]
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+ end
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+ subgraph Wave3 [Wave 3: Quality]
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+ F[QA Agent] --> G[Security Auditor]
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+ end
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+ Wave1 --> Wave2 --> Wave3
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+ ```
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+
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+ # 2. Inter-Agent Communication (Bus)
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+ - **State Bucket**: Agents must write their progress to a shared `scratch/wave_output.json`.
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+ - **Gating**: Wave 2 cannot start until Wave 1 results pass the **Coordinator's** validation.
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+
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+ # 3. Role Allocation
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+ - **Worker A**: Implementer (Code generation).
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+ - **Worker B**: Adversary (Edge cases and failure testing).
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+ - **Worker C**: Refiner (Design polish and documentation).
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+
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+ # 4. Resource Gating
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+ - Limit each agent to 3 specific file scopes to avoid context overflow.
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+ - All code must pass `tests/validate_skills.py` before Wave 3 completion.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.8 | Active
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- ---
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- name: "Plan Architect"
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- description: "Designing high-fidelity, actionable implementation plans for AI agents."
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- ---
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-
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- # 1. Blueprint Standards
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- Every implementation plan MUST be:
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- - **Atomized**: Each step must be a single, non-divisible action.
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- - **Context-Bound**: Explicitly list all files and documentation needed for each step.
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- - **Verified**: Define the "definition of done" for every single step.
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-
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- # 2. Plan Structure
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- 1. **Objective**: One-sentence goal.
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- 2. **Context**: List files/URIs with line numbers for reference.
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- 3. **Execution Steps**: Numbered list with clear, testable outputs.
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- 4. **Risk Map**: Identify potential pitfalls (e.g., breaking changes, performance bottlenecks).
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-
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- # 3. Validation Logic
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- - Before finishing a plan, perform a "mental dry run" to ensure no step depends on an unlisted resource or missing tool.
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-
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- ---
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- Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.6 | Active
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+ ---
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+ name: "Plan Architect"
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+ description: "Designing high-fidelity, actionable implementation plans for AI agents."
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+ ---
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+
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+ # 1. Blueprint Standards
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+
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+ ```mermaid
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+ graph TD;
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+ A[Start: Goal/Context] --> B[Atomize Steps];
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+ B --> C[Assign Verification Loops];
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+ C --> D[Identify Risks];
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+ D --> E[Final Review];
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+ E --> F[Output Approved Plan];
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+ ```
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+
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+ Every implementation plan MUST be:
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+ - **Atomized**: Each step must be a single, non-divisible action.
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+ - **Context-Bound**: Explicitly list all files and documentation needed for each step.
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+ - **Verified**: Define the "definition of done" for every single step.
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+
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+ # 2. Plan Structure
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+ 1. **Objective**: One-sentence goal.
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+ 2. **Context**: List files/URIs with line numbers for reference.
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+ 3. **Execution Steps**: Numbered list with clear, testable outputs.
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+ 4. **Risk Map**: Identify potential pitfalls (e.g., breaking changes, performance bottlenecks).
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+
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+ # 3. Validation Logic
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+ - Before finishing a plan, perform a "mental dry run" to ensure no step depends on an unlisted resource or missing tool.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.8 | Active
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- ---
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- name: "Plan Executor"
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- description: "High-fidelity adherence to written implementation plans."
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- ---
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-
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- # 1. Implementation Protocol
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- - **Zero Drift**: Follow the plan exactly. Do NOT improve, change, or skip any step unless it is logically impossible.
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- - **Progress Reporting**: Check off each step as you complete it. Use the `history/` system for tracking.
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-
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- # 2. Execution Logic
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- 1. **Initialize**: Load all files listed in the step's "Context" first.
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- 2. **Execute**: Perform the code change or terminal command.
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- 3. **Verify**: Run a test or manual check as per the definition of done.
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- 4. **Finalize**: Commit the step's history and move to the next.
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-
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- # 3. Branching/Error Logic
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- - If a step fails, **pause**. Do not try to workaround. Update the plan's Risk Map and inform the Coordinator/User.
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-
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- ---
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- Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.6 | Active
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+ ---
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+ name: "Plan Executor"
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+ description: "High-fidelity adherence to written implementation plans."
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+ ---
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+
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+ # 1. Implementation Protocol
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+ - **Zero Drift**: Follow the plan exactly. Do NOT improve, change, or skip any step unless it is logically impossible.
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+ - **Progress Reporting**: Check off each step as you complete it. Use the `history/` system for tracking.
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+
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+ # 2. Execution Protocol
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+
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+ ```mermaid
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+ graph TD;
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+ A[Receive Plan] --> B{Valid?};
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+ B -- No --> C[Request Revision];
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+ B -- Yes --> D[Execute Next Step];
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+ D --> E[Verify Output];
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+ E -- Fail --> F[Retry/Adjust];
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+ E -- Pass --> G{More Steps?};
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+ G -- Yes --> D;
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+ G -- No --> H[Complete Task];
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+ ```
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+
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+ # 3. Execution Logic
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+ 1. **Initialize**: Load all files listed in the step's "Context" first.
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+ 2. **Execute**: Perform the code change or terminal command.
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+ 3. **Verify**: Run a test or manual check as per the definition of done.
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+ 4. **Finalize**: Commit the step's history and move to the next.
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+
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+ # 3. Branching/Error Logic
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+ - If a step fails, **pause**. Do not try to workaround. Update the plan's Risk Map and inform the Coordinator/User.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.8 | Active
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- ---
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- name: "Playwright Automation Tester"
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- description: "Rules for E2E testing using Playwright in web applications."
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- ---
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-
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- # Selection & Assertions
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- 1. **Selectors:** Prefer user-facing attributes (`getByRole`, `getByText`, `getByLabel`) over brittle CSS selectors or XPaths.
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- 2. **Auto-waiting:** Never use explicit timeouts (e.g., `page.waitForTimeout(5000)`). Rely entirely on Playwright's built-in auto-waiting assertions (`await expect(locator).toBeVisible()`).
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-
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- # Mocking & Authentication
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- - Intercept and mock API calls heavily using `page.route` to create reliable, fast tests without backend dependencies.
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- - Reuse authentication state across browser contexts using `storageState` instead of logging in manually every single test wrapper.
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-
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- ---
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- ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.6 | Active
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+ ---
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+ name: "Playwright Automation Tester"
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+ description: "Rules for E2E testing using Playwright in web applications."
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Selection & Assertions
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+ 1. **Selectors:** Prefer user-facing attributes (`getByRole`, `getByText`, `getByLabel`) over brittle CSS selectors or XPaths.
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+ 2. **Auto-waiting:** Never use explicit timeouts (e.g., `page.waitForTimeout(5000)`). Rely entirely on Playwright's built-in auto-waiting assertions (`await expect(locator).toBeVisible()`).
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+
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+ # Mocking & Authentication
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+ - Intercept and mock API calls heavily using `page.route` to create reliable, fast tests without backend dependencies.
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+ - Reuse authentication state across browser contexts using `storageState` instead of logging in manually every single test wrapper.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.8 | Active
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- ---
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- name: "Progressive Disclosure"
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- description: "Optimizing AI context window via dynamic, tiered instruction loading."
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- ---
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-
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- # 1. Mission Strategy
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- - Prevent "context drowning" — only load the instruction blocks relevant to the *immediate task*.
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- - Use these tiers to manage your focus:
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-
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- ```mermaid
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- graph TD;
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- A[Core Engine: SKILL.md] --> B[Tier 1: Master Role (High-Level Task)];
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- B --> C[Tier 2: Mega-Skill (Specific Feature)];
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- C --> D[Tier 3: Supporting Documentation (Detailed Reference)];
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- ```
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- # 2. Execution Guidelines
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- - **Lazy Loading**: When the user requests a broad feature, load the Master Role. When the first sub-task is identified, load the corresponding Mega-Skill.
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- - **Context Clearing**: When a task is 100% complete, acknowledge the outcome and implicitly drop that specific skill's context unless it's needed for the next step.
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- - **Reference Paths**: Always reference skills by their full path in the library to enable easy retrieval for yourself.
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-
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- # 3. Dynamic Precision
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- - If a skill is too broad, create a specialized "fragment" or "skill-variant" for the current task on-the-fly, but always keep it consistent with the parent library.
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-
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- ---
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- ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.6 | Active
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+ ---
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+ name: "Progressive Disclosure"
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+ description: "Optimizing AI context window via dynamic, tiered instruction loading."
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+ ---
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+
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+ # 1. Mission Strategy
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+ - Prevent "context drowning" — only load the instruction blocks relevant to the *immediate task*.
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+ - Use these tiers to manage your focus:
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+ ```mermaid
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+ graph TD;
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+ A[Core Engine: SKILL.md] --> B[Tier 1: Master Role (High-Level Task)];
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+ B --> C[Tier 2: Mega-Skill (Specific Feature)];
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+ C --> D[Tier 3: Supporting Documentation (Detailed Reference)];
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+ ```
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+
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+ # 2. Execution Guidelines
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+ - **Lazy Loading**: When the user requests a broad feature, load the Master Role. When the first sub-task is identified, load the corresponding Mega-Skill.
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+ - **Context Clearing**: When a task is 100% complete, acknowledge the outcome and implicitly drop that specific skill's context unless it's needed for the next step.
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+ - **Reference Paths**: Always reference skills by their full path in the library to enable easy retrieval for yourself.
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+
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+ # 3. Dynamic Precision
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+ - If a skill is too broad, create a specialized "fragment" or "skill-variant" for the current task on-the-fly, but always keep it consistent with the parent library.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.8 | Active
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- name: "Advanced Prompt Reasoning Trees"
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- description: "Rules for Chain-of-Thought, ReAct parsing, and Self-Reflection loops."
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- ---
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- # Cognitive Pathways
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- 1. **Chain-of-Thought (CoT):** Always wrap internal thoughts in `<thought>` tags before executing tools. Force step-by-step logic expansion.
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- 2. **ReAct Loop:** When an agent encounters an error, it must actively evaluate the error context via a reflection step and correct its subsequent tooling schema.
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- 3. **Task De-cluttering:** If a prompt exceeds context bounds, summarize the highest priority action into a single granular task step instead of attempting a 500-file refactor simultaneously.
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- ---
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+ ---
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+ name: "Advanced Prompt Reasoning Trees"
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+ description: "Rules for Chain-of-Thought, ReAct parsing, and Self-Reflection loops."
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Cognitive Pathways
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+ 1. **Chain-of-Thought (CoT):** Always wrap internal thoughts in `<thought>` tags before executing tools. Force step-by-step logic expansion.
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+ 2. **ReAct Loop:** When an agent encounters an error, it must actively evaluate the error context via a reflection step and correct its subsequent tooling schema.
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+ 3. **Task De-cluttering:** If a prompt exceeds context bounds, summarize the highest priority action into a single granular task step instead of attempting a 500-file refactor simultaneously.
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+ ---
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- name: "React & Next.js Best Practices Master"
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- description: "Vercel's official guidelines for React Server Components, Suspense, and Composition."
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- ---
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- # React Server Components (RSC)
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- 1. **Default to Server:** Every component without `useState`, `useEffect`, or DOM events should remain a Server Component.
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- 2. **Client Boundaries:** Push `"use client"` as low down the component tree as possible. Only wrap interactive islands, never the entire page layout.
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- 3. **Data Fetching:** Fetch data on the Server Component level and pass it down as props. Do not use `useEffect` for data fetching unless absolutely necessary for infinite polling.
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- # Composition Patterns
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- - **Do not drill props excessively:** If passing props more than 3 levels deep, use React Context or Composition (passing `children` or JSX slots).
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- - **Suspense Wrappers:** Always wrap async Server Components with `<Suspense fallback={<Skeleton />}>` to prevent blocking the entire UI stream.
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- ---
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+ ---
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+ name: "React & Next.js Best Practices Master"
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+ description: "Vercel's official guidelines for React Server Components, Suspense, and Composition."
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+ ---
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+ # React Server Components (RSC)
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+ 1. **Default to Server:** Every component without `useState`, `useEffect`, or DOM events should remain a Server Component.
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+ 2. **Client Boundaries:** Push `"use client"` as low down the component tree as possible. Only wrap interactive islands, never the entire page layout.
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+ 3. **Data Fetching:** Fetch data on the Server Component level and pass it down as props. Do not use `useEffect` for data fetching unless absolutely necessary for infinite polling.
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+ # Composition Patterns
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+ - **Do not drill props excessively:** If passing props more than 3 levels deep, use React Context or Composition (passing `children` or JSX slots).
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+ - **Suspense Wrappers:** Always wrap async Server Components with `<Suspense fallback={<Skeleton />}>` to prevent blocking the entire UI stream.
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+ ---
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+ ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.8 | Active
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- ---
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- name: "React Native Performance"
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- description: "Rules for Expo, React Native upgrades, and mobile UI rendering."
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- ---
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- # Rendering Optimization
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- 1. **Avoid Anonymous Functions in Renders:** Pass memoized functions down to child components to prevent excessive re-rendering.
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- 2. **Lists:** Use `@shopify/flash-list` over standard `FlatList` for massive performance gains in large lists.
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- # Upgrading Guidelines
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- - Never upgrade React Native manually by directly editing `package.json` blindly. Always consult the official React Native Upgrade Helper for native iOS/Android code changes.
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- - In Expo, strictly follow `npx expo install --fix` policies.
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- ---
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+ ---
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+ name: "React Native Performance"
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+ description: "Rules for Expo, React Native upgrades, and mobile UI rendering."
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Rendering Optimization
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+ 1. **Avoid Anonymous Functions in Renders:** Pass memoized functions down to child components to prevent excessive re-rendering.
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+ 2. **Lists:** Use `@shopify/flash-list` over standard `FlatList` for massive performance gains in large lists.
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+ 3. **Images:** Pre-fetch and cache images robustly using `expo-image` over native Image.
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+
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+ # Upgrading Guidelines
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+ - Never upgrade React Native manually by directly editing `package.json` blindly. Always consult the official React Native Upgrade Helper for native iOS/Android code changes.
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+ - In Expo, strictly follow `npx expo install --fix` policies.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.8 | Active
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- ---
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- name: "Sanity CMS Architect"
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- description: "Guidelines for scalable content modeling, GROQ, and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO)."
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- ---
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-
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- # Content Modeling
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- 1. **Never use deep nesting for core content:** Break massive documents down into discrete `document` types and link them with `reference` types to maximize query flexibility.
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- 2. **GROQ Projections:** Never use raw `*[_type == "post"]` without projections. Always map out specifically what the frontend needs: `*[_type == "post"] { title, slug, "authorName": author->name }`.
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- 3. **Draft States:** Account for draft filtering. By default, ensure `!(_id in path("drafts.**"))` is applied to production API endpoint fetchers unless explicit Preview modes are active.
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-
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- # SEO & AEO Patterns
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- - Embed rich schemas (JSON-LD) dynamically based on structured portable text arrays.
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- - Precompute image dimensions and `.lqip` blur hashes directly in GROQ so the UI never experiences Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS).
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-
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- ---
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- ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.6 | Active
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+ ---
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+ name: "Sanity CMS Architect"
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+ description: "Guidelines for scalable content modeling, GROQ, and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO)."
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Content Modeling
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+ 1. **Never use deep nesting for core content:** Break massive documents down into discrete `document` types and link them with `reference` types to maximize query flexibility.
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+ 2. **GROQ Projections:** Never use raw `*[_type == "post"]` without projections. Always map out specifically what the frontend needs: `*[_type == "post"] { title, slug, "authorName": author->name }`.
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+ 3. **Draft States:** Account for draft filtering. By default, ensure `!(_id in path("drafts.**"))` is applied to production API endpoint fetchers unless explicit Preview modes are active.
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+
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+ # SEO & AEO Patterns
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+ - Embed rich schemas (JSON-LD) dynamically based on structured portable text arrays.
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+ - Precompute image dimensions and `.lqip` blur hashes directly in GROQ so the UI never experiences Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS).
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+
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+ ---
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+ ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.8 | Active
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- ---
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- name: "Stripe Integrator"
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- description: "Stripe payments and webhook best practices."
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- ---
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-
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- # Webhook Handling
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- 1. **Verification:** Always verify webhook signatures using `stripe.webhooks.constructEvent(RawBody, Signature, Secret)`. Never trust unverified payloads.
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- 2. **Idempotency:** Implement idempotency keys for all charge or subscription mutations.
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- 3. **Status Checks:** Assume webhooks can arrive out of order. Validate timestamps.
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-
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- # Integration Rules
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- - Use Stripe Checkout instead of custom card elements unless highly specific UI is needed.
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- - Listen for `checkout.session.completed` for fulfillment.
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- - Manage subscriptions via `customer.subscription.updated` / `deleted`. Do not rely solely on the success return URL.
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-
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- ---
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- ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.6 | Active
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+ ---
2
+ name: "Stripe Integrator"
3
+ description: "Stripe payments and webhook best practices."
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+ ---
5
+
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+ # Webhook Handling
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+ 1. **Verification:** Always verify webhook signatures using `stripe.webhooks.constructEvent(RawBody, Signature, Secret)`. Never trust unverified payloads.
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+ 2. **Idempotency:** Implement idempotency keys for all charge or subscription mutations.
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+ 3. **Status Checks:** Assume webhooks can arrive out of order. Validate timestamps.
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+
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+ # Integration Rules
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+ - Use Stripe Checkout instead of custom card elements unless highly specific UI is needed.
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+ - Listen for `checkout.session.completed` for fulfillment.
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+ - Manage subscriptions via `customer.subscription.updated` / `deleted`. Do not rely solely on the success return URL.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.8 | Active
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- ---
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- name: "Supabase Architect"
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- description: "Supabase & PostgreSQL security, migrations, and best practices."
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- ---
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-
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- # Database Guidelines
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- 1. **Migrations First:** Never execute destructive raw SQL via editors. Always use `supabase migration new` and apply via `supabase db push`.
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- 2. **Row Level Security (RLS):** Every table MUST have `ENABLE ROW LEVEL SECURITY`. Default to denying all access, then specify explicit `CREATE POLICY` for `SELECT`, `INSERT`, `UPDATE`, `DELETE`.
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- 3. **Indexing:** Add indices for any column used frequently in `WHERE` clauses, foreign keys, or `ORDER BY`.
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-
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- # Edge Functions
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- - Always use standard Deno environments for Edge Functions.
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- - Validate JWTs heavily (use `verify_jwt: true` default).
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- - Don't deploy bloated dependencies; prefer standard libraries.
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-
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- ---
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- ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.6 | Active
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+ ---
2
+ name: "Supabase Architect"
3
+ description: "Supabase & PostgreSQL security, migrations, and best practices."
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+ ---
5
+
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+ # Database Guidelines
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+ 1. **Migrations First:** Never execute destructive raw SQL via editors. Always use `supabase migration new` and apply via `supabase db push`.
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+ 2. **Row Level Security (RLS):** Every table MUST have `ENABLE ROW LEVEL SECURITY`. Default to denying all access, then specify explicit `CREATE POLICY` for `SELECT`, `INSERT`, `UPDATE`, `DELETE`.
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+ 3. **Indexing:** Add indices for any column used frequently in `WHERE` clauses, foreign keys, or `ORDER BY`.
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+
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+ # Edge Functions
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+ - Always use standard Deno environments for Edge Functions.
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+ - Validate JWTs heavily (use `verify_jwt: true` default).
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+ - Don't deploy bloated dependencies; prefer standard libraries.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.8 | Active
@@ -1,34 +1,34 @@
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- ---
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- name: "Systematic Debugging"
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- description: "Expert-level problem isolation and precision debugging methodologies."
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- ---
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-
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- # 1. The Wolf-Fence Algorithm
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- Search for bugs by bisecting the system:
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-
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- ```mermaid
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- graph TD;
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- A[Identify Symptom] --> B[Draw Boundary];
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- B --> C{Bug Is Here?};
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- C -- Yes --> D[Divide and Conquer (Repeat)];
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- C -- No --> E[Widen Scope];
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- D --> F[Identify Root Cause];
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- F --> G[Verify Fix];
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- ```
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-
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- # 2. Precision Mapping
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- - **Log Mining**: Capture and analyze application and environment logs.
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- - **Trace Analysis**: Trace data flow step-by-step from input to error.
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- - **Isolated Testing**: Create a minimal reproduction environment (MRE) that exists outside the main project context.
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-
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- # 3. Delta Debugging
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- 1. **Identify**: Find a "good" state and a "bad" state.
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- 2. **Minimize**: Find the smallest set of changes (code, data, config) that transformed "good" into "bad".
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- 3. **Isolate**: Correct the specific delta without affecting unrelated logic.
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-
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- # 4. Anti-Regression Protocol
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- - Every bug fix **MUST** be accompanied by a regression test that would have caught it.
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- - Re-run the entire test suite before proposing the final fix.
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-
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- ---
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- ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.6 | Active
1
+ ---
2
+ name: "Systematic Debugging"
3
+ description: "Expert-level problem isolation and precision debugging methodologies."
4
+ ---
5
+
6
+ # 1. The Wolf-Fence Algorithm
7
+ Search for bugs by bisecting the system:
8
+
9
+ ```mermaid
10
+ graph TD;
11
+ A[Identify Symptom] --> B[Draw Boundary];
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+ B --> C{Bug Is Here?};
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+ C -- Yes --> D[Divide and Conquer (Repeat)];
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+ C -- No --> E[Widen Scope];
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+ D --> F[Identify Root Cause];
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+ F --> G[Verify Fix];
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+ ```
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+
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+ # 2. Precision Mapping
20
+ - **Log Mining**: Capture and analyze application and environment logs.
21
+ - **Trace Analysis**: Trace data flow step-by-step from input to error.
22
+ - **Isolated Testing**: Create a minimal reproduction environment (MRE) that exists outside the main project context.
23
+
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+ # 3. Delta Debugging
25
+ 1. **Identify**: Find a "good" state and a "bad" state.
26
+ 2. **Minimize**: Find the smallest set of changes (code, data, config) that transformed "good" into "bad".
27
+ 3. **Isolate**: Correct the specific delta without affecting unrelated logic.
28
+
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+ # 4. Anti-Regression Protocol
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+ - Every bug fix **MUST** be accompanied by a regression test that would have caught it.
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+ - Re-run the entire test suite before proposing the final fix.
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+
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+ ---
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+ ⚡ Smart AI Skills Library | v2.2.8 | Active