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  1. package/dist/common/services/multi-llm.service.js +19 -0
  2. package/dist/common/services/multi-llm.service.js.map +1 -1
  3. package/dist/modules/config/services/config-commands.service.js +86 -6
  4. package/dist/modules/config/services/config-commands.service.js.map +1 -1
  5. package/dist/modules/config/types/config.types.js +5 -0
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  7. package/dist/modules/config/types/config.types.spec.js +60 -0
  8. package/dist/modules/config/types/config.types.spec.js.map +1 -0
  9. package/dist/modules/core/services/deep-agent.service.js +40 -4
  10. package/dist/modules/core/services/deep-agent.service.js.map +1 -1
  11. package/dist/modules/git/git.module.js +5 -2
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  18. package/dist/modules/git/services/unit-test-generator.service.js.map +1 -0
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  21. package/dist/modules/repl/services/commands/git-commands.service.js +97 -2
  22. package/dist/modules/repl/services/commands/git-commands.service.js.map +1 -1
  23. package/dist/modules/repl/services/commands/repl-commands.service.js +1 -0
  24. package/dist/modules/repl/services/commands/repl-commands.service.js.map +1 -1
  25. package/dist/modules/repl/services/commands/repl-commands.service.spec.js +69 -0
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  32. package/dist/modules/agents/definitions/architect.md +0 -35
  33. package/dist/modules/agents/definitions/backend.md +0 -43
  34. package/dist/modules/agents/definitions/coder.md +0 -34
  35. package/dist/modules/agents/definitions/devops.md +0 -42
  36. package/dist/modules/agents/definitions/frontend.md +0 -46
  37. package/dist/modules/agents/definitions/reviewer.md +0 -35
  38. package/dist/modules/agents/definitions/tester.md +0 -41
  39. package/dist/modules/skills/definitions/general/file-operations.md +0 -60
  40. package/dist/modules/skills/definitions/general/git-operations.md +0 -59
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  43. package/dist/modules/skills/definitions/specialized/api-design.md +0 -85
  44. package/dist/modules/skills/definitions/specialized/database-operations.md +0 -78
  45. package/dist/modules/skills/definitions/specialized/frontend-bootstrap.md +0 -71
  46. package/dist/modules/skills/definitions/specialized/react-patterns.md +0 -77
  47. package/dist/modules/skills/definitions/specialized/testing-strategies.md +0 -79
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- ---
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- name: database-operations
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- description: Database design and query optimization
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- tools:
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- - read_file
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- - write_file
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- - edit_file
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- - shell
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- ---
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- # Database Operations — Domain Knowledge
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- This skill teaches you database design, query optimization, and safe migration practices. Study this to make good data modeling decisions.
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- ## Schema Design Principles
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- ### Normalization Rules
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- - **1NF**: Atomic values, no repeating groups
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- - **2NF**: No partial dependencies on composite keys
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- - **3NF**: No transitive dependencies
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- ### When to Denormalize
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- | Situation | Denormalize? | Technique |
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- |-----------|-------------|-----------|
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- | Read-heavy, write-rare | Yes | Materialized view / computed column |
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- | Reporting/analytics | Yes | Star schema / denormalized table |
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- | Real-time dashboard | Yes | Pre-aggregated cache |
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- | OLTP with consistency needs | No | Keep normalized |
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- ## Query Optimization
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- ### Indexing Decision Framework
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- | Query pattern | Index type |
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- |---------------|------------|
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- | `WHERE col = value` | B-tree index on col |
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- | `WHERE col1 = X AND col2 = Y` | Composite index (col1, col2) |
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- | `WHERE col LIKE 'prefix%'` | B-tree (prefix only) |
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- | `ORDER BY col` | Index on col |
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- | `WHERE col IN (...)` | B-tree index on col |
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- | Full-text search | GIN / Full-text index |
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- ### Performance Diagnosis
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- 1. `EXPLAIN ANALYZE` the slow query
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- 2. Look for: Seq Scan (missing index), Nested Loop (N+1), Sort (missing index)
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- 3. Add index → re-explain → verify improvement
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- ### Common Performance Issues
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- | Problem | Symptom | Fix |
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- | N+1 queries | Many identical queries | Eager loading / JOIN |
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- | Missing index | Seq Scan on large table | Add appropriate index |
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- | Over-fetching | SELECT * on wide table | Select specific columns |
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- | Lock contention | Timeout errors | Shorter transactions |
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- ## Migration Safety
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- ### Safe Operations (can run anytime)
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- - Add nullable column
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- - Add index CONCURRENTLY
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- - Create new table
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- - Add constraint with NOT VALID
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- ### Dangerous Operations (need careful planning)
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- | Operation | Risk | Safe approach |
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- |-----------|------|---------------|
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- | Drop column | Data loss | Deploy code first, drop later |
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- | Rename column | Breaks queries | Add new, migrate, drop old |
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- | Change type | Data corruption | Add new column, backfill, swap |
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- | Add NOT NULL | Fails on existing nulls | Backfill first, then constrain |
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- ## ORM vs Raw SQL
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- | Use ORM when... | Use Raw SQL when... |
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- |-----------------|---------------------|
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- | Standard CRUD | Complex aggregations |
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- | Migrations | Performance-critical queries |
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- | Type safety needed | Database-specific features |
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- | Rapid prototyping | Bulk operations |
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- ---
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- name: frontend-bootstrap
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- description: Bootstrap full frontend projects from Figma and product requirements
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- tools:
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- - read_file
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- - write_file
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- - edit_file
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- - glob
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- - grep
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- - ls
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- - shell
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- ---
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- # Frontend Bootstrap from Figma
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- Use this skill when the goal is to turn a prototype into a complete frontend foundation quickly.
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- ## Outcome Targets
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- - Deliver a runnable frontend scaffold with routing, layout, and core pages.
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- - Generate reusable UI primitives before page-specific components.
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- - Apply consistent styling through design tokens and theme variables.
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- - Keep architecture ready for backend integration.
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- ## Figma-to-Code Workflow
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- 1. Map screens and flows:
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- - Identify all top-level screens in the prototype.
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- - Capture navigation structure and page hierarchy.
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- - Note critical interaction states (loading, empty, error, success).
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- 2. Extract design system:
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- - Color palette, typography scale, spacing scale, border radius, shadow set.
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- - Component variants for button, input, select, table, modal, card, badge, tabs.
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- - Breakpoints and responsive behavior.
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- - `src/app` or `src/pages` for routes/screens.
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- - `src/components/ui` for primitives.
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- - `src/components/features` for domain components.
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- - `src/styles` for tokens/theme/global styles.
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- - `src/lib` for utilities and configuration.
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- 4. Generate in layers:
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- - First: tokens/theme + base layout + routes.
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- - Second: UI primitives and variants.
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- - Third: screen composition using primitives.
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- - Fourth: stubs for API services and typed contracts.
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- - Verify token usage over hardcoded values.
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- - Verify responsive layout across mobile/tablet/desktop.
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- - Verify accessibility basics: semantic roles, labels, focus, contrast.
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- ## Heuristics for Common Elements
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- - Table-heavy screens:
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- - Create reusable `DataTable` with column config, pagination, loading and empty states.
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- - Form-heavy screens:
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- - Create form field wrappers with validation message and helper text support.
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- - Modal-heavy flows:
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- - Standardize modal shell, close behavior, keyboard handling, and action footer.
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- - Dashboard screens:
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- - Prioritize layout grid and card primitives before chart wiring.
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- ## Integration Readiness
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- - Use mock data adapters initially to unblock UI.
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- name: react-patterns
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- description: React component patterns and best practices
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- tools:
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- - read_file
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- # React Patterns — Domain Knowledge
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- This skill teaches you React best practices, component architecture, and performance patterns. Study this to write idiomatic React code.
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- ## Component Architecture Decision Tree
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- | Simple display | Functional component | No state needed |
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- | Local state | useState/useReducer | Component-level reactivity |
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- | Shared state | Context + useContext | Cross-component without prop drilling |
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- | Server data | React Query / SWR | Cache, refetch, loading states |
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- | Side effects | useEffect with cleanup | Subscriptions, timers, API calls |
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- | Reusable logic | Custom hooks | Extract and share behavior |
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- ## Component Patterns
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- ### Functional Components (always prefer)
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- ```tsx
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- interface Props {
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- title: string;
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- }
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- }
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- ### Custom Hooks (extract reusable logic)
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- ```tsx
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- function useCounter(initial = 0) {
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- ### Composition over Inheritance
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- - Use `children` prop for flexible layouts
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- - Use render props for shared behavior
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- - Use compound components for related UI (Tabs/Tab, Select/Option)
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- ## Performance Rules
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- | Problem | Solution | When |
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- | Expensive calc re-runs | `useMemo(() => calc, [deps])` | calc takes >1ms |
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- | Callback causes re-render | `useCallback(fn, [deps])` | Passed to memoized child |
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- | Component re-renders unnecessarily | `React.memo(Component)` | Props rarely change |
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- | Large bundle | `React.lazy(() => import(...))` | Route-level splitting |
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- | Long list | Virtualization (react-window) | 100+ items |
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- ## Anti-Patterns to Avoid
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- 1. **State for derived data** — Compute from existing state instead of storing separately
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- 2. **useEffect for transforms** — Transform during render, not in effects
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- 3. **Index as key** — Use stable IDs from data, not array index
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- 4. **Nested ternaries in JSX** — Extract to variables or early returns
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- 5. **Prop drilling 3+ levels** — Use Context or composition
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- - Semantic HTML (`button` not `div onClick`)
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- - Keyboard navigation (Tab, Enter, Escape)
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- - Focus management after modals/dialogs
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- name: testing-strategies
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- description: Testing patterns and strategies
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- tools:
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- - read_file
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- - edit_file
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- - shell
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- # Testing Strategies — Domain Knowledge
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- This skill teaches you how to write effective tests. Study this to learn what to test, how to structure tests, and when to use different testing approaches.
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- ## Testing Pyramid
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- | Level | Speed | Count | Coverage |
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- | Unit | Fast (ms) | Many | Functions, classes, utils |
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- | Integration | Medium (s) | Moderate | API routes, DB queries, services |
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- | E2E | Slow (s-min) | Few | Critical user flows only |
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- ## The AAA Pattern (ALWAYS follow this)
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- ```typescript
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- test('should [behavior] when [condition]', () => {
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- // Arrange — set up the test
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- const calculator = new Calculator();
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- // Act — perform the action
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- const result = calculator.add(2, 3);
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- expect(result).toBe(5);
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- });
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- ```
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- ## What to Test (Decision Framework)
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- | Pure functions | Unit test with edge cases | HIGH |
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- | API endpoints | Integration test with real DB | HIGH |
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- | UI components | Render + interaction tests | MEDIUM |
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- | Config/setup | Smoke test (does it load?) | LOW |
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- | External APIs | Mock + contract test | MEDIUM |
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- | Error paths | Unit test thrown errors | HIGH |
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- ## Test Naming Convention
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- - `[method] returns [result] for [input]`
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- ## Mocking Rules
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- | External API calls | Core business logic |
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- | Database in unit tests | Database in integration tests |
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- | Time (Date.now, timers) | Simple utility functions |
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- | Random values | Data transformations |
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- | File system in CI | File system in integration |
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- ## Running Tests
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- - `npm test` or `npx jest` — run all tests
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- - `npm test -- --watch` — watch mode
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- - `npm test -- --coverage` — coverage report
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- ## Common Mistakes
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- 2. **Shared mutable state between tests** — Reset in beforeEach
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- 3. **Not testing error cases** — Happy path + error paths
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- 4. **Brittle snapshot tests** — Only snapshot stable, small components
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- 5. **Skipping async cleanup** — Always await and clean up promises/timers