claude-code-arcane 2.15.0 → 2.16.0
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# [2.16.0](https://github.com/SebastianLuser/claude-code-arcane/compare/v2.15.0...v2.16.0) (2026-10-16)
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### Features
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* **profiles:** ship playwright-pro with the web profiles ([a6d3785](https://github.com/SebastianLuser/claude-code-arcane/commit/a6d37851f1c6dd2384a96e7b3a00e797e178b10f))
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* **rules:** review a finished goal with a fresh subagent ([9aab70b](https://github.com/SebastianLuser/claude-code-arcane/commit/9aab70bf1a26af19d8bfe9ba9d7e75b7c651637b))
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# [2.15.0](https://github.com/SebastianLuser/claude-code-arcane/compare/v2.14.0...v2.15.0) (2026-10-16)
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package/README.md
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| `backend-go` | Backend Go — Clean Arch, DB, auth, API, CI | 26 | engineering |
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| `backend-dotnet` | Backend .NET — ASP.NET Core, Vertical Slice/Clean, EF Core, JWT | 27 | engineering |
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| `backend-nestjs` | Backend NestJS — feature modules, DI, Prisma, JWT, microservices | 27 | engineering |
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| `backend-nextjs` | Next.js full-stack — App Router, RSC, Server Actions, SEO, AI SDK |
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| `backend-nextjs` | Next.js full-stack — App Router, RSC, Server Actions, SEO, AI SDK | 25 | engineering |
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### Frontend & Design
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| Profile | Stack | Skills | Agents |
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| `frontend-react-vite` | React + Vite + TypeScript |
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| `frontend-react-vite` | React + Vite + TypeScript | 18 | engineering |
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| `design` | Figma, UX review, design system, handoff | 10 | product |
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### Mobile
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| ClickUp | `/clickup` | `+clickup` |
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| Figma | `/figma`, `/figma-to-code`, `/figma-tokens` | `+design` |
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| Atlassian (Confluence) | `/confluence-expert`, `/atlassian-templates` | `+agile` |
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| TestRail + BrowserStack | `/playwright-pro` (ships its own `.mcp.json`) | `+testing` |
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| TestRail + BrowserStack | `/playwright-pro` (ships its own `.mcp.json`) | `+testing`, `frontend-react-vite`, `backend-nextjs` |
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`/jira-tickets` is the exception: it talks to the Jira REST API v3 over `curl`, not MCP.
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package/rules/frontend-code.md
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3. Walk the flow you changed: clicks, forms, navigation.
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4. Keyboard: every control in the flow is reachable with Tab, usable with Enter or Space, and shows a visible focus.
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- If Playwright is not installed, propose setting it up once with `/playwright-pro init` (or `npm i -D @playwright/test`, then `npx playwright install chromium`). If the user declines, close the task with "visual result not verified".
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- **Plan + Goal:** First define the verifiable session goal with validation criteria. Then EnterPlanMode and design the implementation plan linked to the goal. Plan includes explicit stop conditions (goal met, blocker, scope creep). After approval, create tasks and execute. After each significant step, check progress against the goal. When goal is met, STOP and run the goal review below.
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In **Plan + Goal** and **Goal-driven** mode, whoever did the work does not decide it is done. When the goal looks met, start one `general-purpose` subagent with a clean context. Its prompt carries only:
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- how to verify: test, build and type-check commands, and how to start the app;
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Never pass your reasoning or a summary of the conversation: the reviewer judges the work, not the story behind it.
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> You are reviewing finished work against its goal. Do not trust any reported result: run every verification yourself. Check each criterion against the code and your own runs. If the diff touches authentication, user input, database queries, file system paths, external APIs, cryptography or payments, also check that input is validated at the boundary, queries are parameterized, no secret is in code or logs, every new path checks authorization, and errors leak no internals. If the task changed a web UI, there are no Playwright screenshots and you cannot produce them, the verdict is FAIL, unless the user declined Playwright: then note "visual result not verified". Answer with `PASS` or `FAIL` on the first line, then one line per criterion with its evidence (the command and its result, or `file:line`), then what is missing.
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## Before writing new code
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In every mode, search in this order and take the first option that fully works:
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