claudient 0.1.0

This diff represents the content of publicly available package versions that have been released to one of the supported registries. The information contained in this diff is provided for informational purposes only and reflects changes between package versions as they appear in their respective public registries.
Files changed (283) hide show
  1. package/.claude-plugin/plugin.json +42 -0
  2. package/CONTEXT.md +58 -0
  3. package/README.md +165 -0
  4. package/agents/build-resolvers/de/python-resolver.md +64 -0
  5. package/agents/build-resolvers/de/typescript-resolver.md +65 -0
  6. package/agents/build-resolvers/es/python-resolver.md +64 -0
  7. package/agents/build-resolvers/es/typescript-resolver.md +65 -0
  8. package/agents/build-resolvers/fr/python-resolver.md +64 -0
  9. package/agents/build-resolvers/fr/typescript-resolver.md +65 -0
  10. package/agents/build-resolvers/nl/python-resolver.md +64 -0
  11. package/agents/build-resolvers/nl/typescript-resolver.md +65 -0
  12. package/agents/build-resolvers/python-resolver.md +62 -0
  13. package/agents/build-resolvers/typescript-resolver.md +63 -0
  14. package/agents/core/architect.md +64 -0
  15. package/agents/core/code-reviewer.md +78 -0
  16. package/agents/core/de/architect.md +66 -0
  17. package/agents/core/de/code-reviewer.md +80 -0
  18. package/agents/core/de/planner.md +63 -0
  19. package/agents/core/de/security-reviewer.md +93 -0
  20. package/agents/core/es/architect.md +66 -0
  21. package/agents/core/es/code-reviewer.md +80 -0
  22. package/agents/core/es/planner.md +63 -0
  23. package/agents/core/es/security-reviewer.md +93 -0
  24. package/agents/core/fr/architect.md +66 -0
  25. package/agents/core/fr/code-reviewer.md +80 -0
  26. package/agents/core/fr/planner.md +63 -0
  27. package/agents/core/fr/security-reviewer.md +93 -0
  28. package/agents/core/nl/architect.md +66 -0
  29. package/agents/core/nl/code-reviewer.md +80 -0
  30. package/agents/core/nl/planner.md +63 -0
  31. package/agents/core/nl/security-reviewer.md +93 -0
  32. package/agents/core/planner.md +61 -0
  33. package/agents/core/security-reviewer.md +91 -0
  34. package/guides/agent-orchestration.md +231 -0
  35. package/guides/de/agent-orchestration.md +174 -0
  36. package/guides/de/getting-started.md +164 -0
  37. package/guides/de/hooks-cookbook.md +160 -0
  38. package/guides/de/memory-management.md +153 -0
  39. package/guides/de/security.md +180 -0
  40. package/guides/de/skill-authoring.md +214 -0
  41. package/guides/de/token-optimization.md +156 -0
  42. package/guides/es/agent-orchestration.md +174 -0
  43. package/guides/es/getting-started.md +164 -0
  44. package/guides/es/hooks-cookbook.md +160 -0
  45. package/guides/es/memory-management.md +153 -0
  46. package/guides/es/security.md +180 -0
  47. package/guides/es/skill-authoring.md +214 -0
  48. package/guides/es/token-optimization.md +156 -0
  49. package/guides/fr/agent-orchestration.md +174 -0
  50. package/guides/fr/getting-started.md +164 -0
  51. package/guides/fr/hooks-cookbook.md +227 -0
  52. package/guides/fr/memory-management.md +169 -0
  53. package/guides/fr/security.md +180 -0
  54. package/guides/fr/skill-authoring.md +214 -0
  55. package/guides/fr/token-optimization.md +158 -0
  56. package/guides/getting-started.md +164 -0
  57. package/guides/hooks-cookbook.md +423 -0
  58. package/guides/memory-management.md +192 -0
  59. package/guides/nl/agent-orchestration.md +174 -0
  60. package/guides/nl/getting-started.md +164 -0
  61. package/guides/nl/hooks-cookbook.md +160 -0
  62. package/guides/nl/memory-management.md +153 -0
  63. package/guides/nl/security.md +180 -0
  64. package/guides/nl/skill-authoring.md +214 -0
  65. package/guides/nl/token-optimization.md +156 -0
  66. package/guides/security.md +229 -0
  67. package/guides/skill-authoring.md +226 -0
  68. package/guides/token-optimization.md +169 -0
  69. package/hooks/lifecycle/cost-tracker.md +49 -0
  70. package/hooks/lifecycle/cost-tracker.sh +59 -0
  71. package/hooks/lifecycle/pre-compact-save.md +56 -0
  72. package/hooks/lifecycle/pre-compact-save.sh +37 -0
  73. package/hooks/lifecycle/session-start.md +50 -0
  74. package/hooks/lifecycle/session-start.sh +47 -0
  75. package/hooks/post-tool-use/audit-log.md +53 -0
  76. package/hooks/post-tool-use/audit-log.sh +53 -0
  77. package/hooks/post-tool-use/prettier.md +53 -0
  78. package/hooks/post-tool-use/prettier.sh +49 -0
  79. package/hooks/pre-tool-use/block-dangerous.md +48 -0
  80. package/hooks/pre-tool-use/block-dangerous.sh +76 -0
  81. package/hooks/pre-tool-use/git-push-confirm.md +46 -0
  82. package/hooks/pre-tool-use/git-push-confirm.sh +36 -0
  83. package/mcp/configs/github.json +11 -0
  84. package/mcp/configs/postgres.json +11 -0
  85. package/mcp/de/recommended-servers.md +170 -0
  86. package/mcp/es/recommended-servers.md +170 -0
  87. package/mcp/fr/recommended-servers.md +170 -0
  88. package/mcp/nl/recommended-servers.md +170 -0
  89. package/mcp/recommended-servers.md +168 -0
  90. package/package.json +45 -0
  91. package/prompts/project-starters/de/fastapi-project.md +62 -0
  92. package/prompts/project-starters/de/nextjs-project.md +82 -0
  93. package/prompts/project-starters/es/fastapi-project.md +62 -0
  94. package/prompts/project-starters/es/nextjs-project.md +82 -0
  95. package/prompts/project-starters/fastapi-project.md +60 -0
  96. package/prompts/project-starters/fr/fastapi-project.md +62 -0
  97. package/prompts/project-starters/fr/nextjs-project.md +82 -0
  98. package/prompts/project-starters/nextjs-project.md +80 -0
  99. package/prompts/project-starters/nl/fastapi-project.md +62 -0
  100. package/prompts/project-starters/nl/nextjs-project.md +82 -0
  101. package/prompts/system-prompts/ai-product.md +80 -0
  102. package/prompts/system-prompts/data-pipeline.md +76 -0
  103. package/prompts/system-prompts/de/ai-product.md +82 -0
  104. package/prompts/system-prompts/de/data-pipeline.md +78 -0
  105. package/prompts/system-prompts/de/saas-backend.md +71 -0
  106. package/prompts/system-prompts/es/ai-product.md +82 -0
  107. package/prompts/system-prompts/es/data-pipeline.md +78 -0
  108. package/prompts/system-prompts/es/saas-backend.md +71 -0
  109. package/prompts/system-prompts/fr/ai-product.md +82 -0
  110. package/prompts/system-prompts/fr/data-pipeline.md +78 -0
  111. package/prompts/system-prompts/fr/saas-backend.md +71 -0
  112. package/prompts/system-prompts/nl/ai-product.md +82 -0
  113. package/prompts/system-prompts/nl/data-pipeline.md +78 -0
  114. package/prompts/system-prompts/nl/saas-backend.md +71 -0
  115. package/prompts/system-prompts/saas-backend.md +69 -0
  116. package/prompts/task-specific/changelog.md +81 -0
  117. package/prompts/task-specific/de/changelog.md +83 -0
  118. package/prompts/task-specific/de/debugging.md +78 -0
  119. package/prompts/task-specific/de/pr-description.md +69 -0
  120. package/prompts/task-specific/debugging.md +76 -0
  121. package/prompts/task-specific/es/changelog.md +83 -0
  122. package/prompts/task-specific/es/debugging.md +78 -0
  123. package/prompts/task-specific/es/pr-description.md +69 -0
  124. package/prompts/task-specific/fr/changelog.md +83 -0
  125. package/prompts/task-specific/fr/debugging.md +78 -0
  126. package/prompts/task-specific/fr/pr-description.md +69 -0
  127. package/prompts/task-specific/nl/changelog.md +83 -0
  128. package/prompts/task-specific/nl/debugging.md +78 -0
  129. package/prompts/task-specific/nl/pr-description.md +69 -0
  130. package/prompts/task-specific/pr-description.md +67 -0
  131. package/rules/common/coding-style.md +45 -0
  132. package/rules/common/de/coding-style.md +47 -0
  133. package/rules/common/de/git.md +48 -0
  134. package/rules/common/de/performance.md +40 -0
  135. package/rules/common/de/security.md +45 -0
  136. package/rules/common/de/testing.md +45 -0
  137. package/rules/common/es/coding-style.md +47 -0
  138. package/rules/common/es/git.md +48 -0
  139. package/rules/common/es/performance.md +40 -0
  140. package/rules/common/es/security.md +45 -0
  141. package/rules/common/es/testing.md +45 -0
  142. package/rules/common/fr/coding-style.md +47 -0
  143. package/rules/common/fr/git.md +48 -0
  144. package/rules/common/fr/performance.md +40 -0
  145. package/rules/common/fr/security.md +45 -0
  146. package/rules/common/fr/testing.md +45 -0
  147. package/rules/common/git.md +46 -0
  148. package/rules/common/nl/coding-style.md +47 -0
  149. package/rules/common/nl/git.md +48 -0
  150. package/rules/common/nl/performance.md +40 -0
  151. package/rules/common/nl/security.md +45 -0
  152. package/rules/common/nl/testing.md +45 -0
  153. package/rules/common/performance.md +38 -0
  154. package/rules/common/security.md +43 -0
  155. package/rules/common/testing.md +43 -0
  156. package/rules/language-specific/de/go.md +48 -0
  157. package/rules/language-specific/de/python.md +38 -0
  158. package/rules/language-specific/de/typescript.md +51 -0
  159. package/rules/language-specific/es/go.md +48 -0
  160. package/rules/language-specific/es/python.md +38 -0
  161. package/rules/language-specific/es/typescript.md +51 -0
  162. package/rules/language-specific/fr/go.md +48 -0
  163. package/rules/language-specific/fr/python.md +38 -0
  164. package/rules/language-specific/fr/typescript.md +51 -0
  165. package/rules/language-specific/go.md +46 -0
  166. package/rules/language-specific/nl/go.md +48 -0
  167. package/rules/language-specific/nl/python.md +38 -0
  168. package/rules/language-specific/nl/typescript.md +51 -0
  169. package/rules/language-specific/python.md +36 -0
  170. package/rules/language-specific/typescript.md +49 -0
  171. package/scripts/cli.js +161 -0
  172. package/scripts/link-skills.sh +35 -0
  173. package/scripts/list-skills.sh +34 -0
  174. package/skills/ai-engineering/agent-construction.md +285 -0
  175. package/skills/ai-engineering/claude-api.md +248 -0
  176. package/skills/ai-engineering/de/agent-construction.md +287 -0
  177. package/skills/ai-engineering/de/claude-api.md +250 -0
  178. package/skills/ai-engineering/es/agent-construction.md +287 -0
  179. package/skills/ai-engineering/es/claude-api.md +250 -0
  180. package/skills/ai-engineering/fr/agent-construction.md +287 -0
  181. package/skills/ai-engineering/fr/claude-api.md +250 -0
  182. package/skills/ai-engineering/nl/agent-construction.md +287 -0
  183. package/skills/ai-engineering/nl/claude-api.md +250 -0
  184. package/skills/backend/dotnet/csharp.md +304 -0
  185. package/skills/backend/dotnet/de/csharp.md +306 -0
  186. package/skills/backend/dotnet/es/csharp.md +306 -0
  187. package/skills/backend/dotnet/fr/csharp.md +306 -0
  188. package/skills/backend/dotnet/nl/csharp.md +306 -0
  189. package/skills/backend/go/de/go.md +307 -0
  190. package/skills/backend/go/es/go.md +307 -0
  191. package/skills/backend/go/fr/go.md +307 -0
  192. package/skills/backend/go/go.md +305 -0
  193. package/skills/backend/go/nl/go.md +307 -0
  194. package/skills/backend/nodejs/de/nestjs.md +274 -0
  195. package/skills/backend/nodejs/de/nextjs.md +222 -0
  196. package/skills/backend/nodejs/es/nestjs.md +274 -0
  197. package/skills/backend/nodejs/es/nextjs.md +222 -0
  198. package/skills/backend/nodejs/fr/nestjs.md +274 -0
  199. package/skills/backend/nodejs/fr/nextjs.md +222 -0
  200. package/skills/backend/nodejs/nestjs.md +272 -0
  201. package/skills/backend/nodejs/nextjs.md +220 -0
  202. package/skills/backend/nodejs/nl/nestjs.md +274 -0
  203. package/skills/backend/nodejs/nl/nextjs.md +222 -0
  204. package/skills/backend/python/de/django.md +285 -0
  205. package/skills/backend/python/de/fastapi.md +244 -0
  206. package/skills/backend/python/django.md +283 -0
  207. package/skills/backend/python/es/django.md +285 -0
  208. package/skills/backend/python/es/fastapi.md +244 -0
  209. package/skills/backend/python/fastapi.md +242 -0
  210. package/skills/backend/python/fr/django.md +285 -0
  211. package/skills/backend/python/fr/fastapi.md +244 -0
  212. package/skills/backend/python/nl/django.md +285 -0
  213. package/skills/backend/python/nl/fastapi.md +244 -0
  214. package/skills/data-ml/dbt-data-pipelines.md +155 -0
  215. package/skills/data-ml/de/dbt-data-pipelines.md +157 -0
  216. package/skills/data-ml/de/pandas-polars.md +147 -0
  217. package/skills/data-ml/de/pytorch-tensorflow.md +171 -0
  218. package/skills/data-ml/es/dbt-data-pipelines.md +157 -0
  219. package/skills/data-ml/es/pandas-polars.md +147 -0
  220. package/skills/data-ml/es/pytorch-tensorflow.md +171 -0
  221. package/skills/data-ml/fr/dbt-data-pipelines.md +157 -0
  222. package/skills/data-ml/fr/pandas-polars.md +147 -0
  223. package/skills/data-ml/fr/pytorch-tensorflow.md +171 -0
  224. package/skills/data-ml/nl/dbt-data-pipelines.md +157 -0
  225. package/skills/data-ml/nl/pandas-polars.md +147 -0
  226. package/skills/data-ml/nl/pytorch-tensorflow.md +171 -0
  227. package/skills/data-ml/pandas-polars.md +145 -0
  228. package/skills/data-ml/pytorch-tensorflow.md +169 -0
  229. package/skills/database/de/graphql.md +181 -0
  230. package/skills/database/es/graphql.md +181 -0
  231. package/skills/database/fr/graphql.md +181 -0
  232. package/skills/database/graphql.md +179 -0
  233. package/skills/database/nl/graphql.md +181 -0
  234. package/skills/devops-infra/de/docker.md +133 -0
  235. package/skills/devops-infra/de/github-actions.md +179 -0
  236. package/skills/devops-infra/de/kubernetes.md +129 -0
  237. package/skills/devops-infra/de/terraform.md +130 -0
  238. package/skills/devops-infra/docker.md +131 -0
  239. package/skills/devops-infra/es/docker.md +133 -0
  240. package/skills/devops-infra/es/github-actions.md +179 -0
  241. package/skills/devops-infra/es/kubernetes.md +129 -0
  242. package/skills/devops-infra/es/terraform.md +130 -0
  243. package/skills/devops-infra/fr/docker.md +133 -0
  244. package/skills/devops-infra/fr/github-actions.md +179 -0
  245. package/skills/devops-infra/fr/kubernetes.md +129 -0
  246. package/skills/devops-infra/fr/terraform.md +130 -0
  247. package/skills/devops-infra/github-actions.md +177 -0
  248. package/skills/devops-infra/kubernetes.md +127 -0
  249. package/skills/devops-infra/nl/docker.md +133 -0
  250. package/skills/devops-infra/nl/github-actions.md +179 -0
  251. package/skills/devops-infra/nl/kubernetes.md +129 -0
  252. package/skills/devops-infra/nl/terraform.md +130 -0
  253. package/skills/devops-infra/terraform.md +128 -0
  254. package/skills/finance-payments/de/stripe.md +187 -0
  255. package/skills/finance-payments/es/stripe.md +187 -0
  256. package/skills/finance-payments/fr/stripe.md +187 -0
  257. package/skills/finance-payments/nl/stripe.md +187 -0
  258. package/skills/finance-payments/stripe.md +185 -0
  259. package/workflows/code-review.md +151 -0
  260. package/workflows/de/code-review.md +153 -0
  261. package/workflows/de/debugging-session.md +146 -0
  262. package/workflows/de/feature-development.md +155 -0
  263. package/workflows/de/new-project-bootstrap.md +175 -0
  264. package/workflows/de/refactor-safely.md +150 -0
  265. package/workflows/debugging-session.md +144 -0
  266. package/workflows/es/code-review.md +153 -0
  267. package/workflows/es/debugging-session.md +146 -0
  268. package/workflows/es/feature-development.md +155 -0
  269. package/workflows/es/new-project-bootstrap.md +175 -0
  270. package/workflows/es/refactor-safely.md +150 -0
  271. package/workflows/feature-development.md +153 -0
  272. package/workflows/fr/code-review.md +153 -0
  273. package/workflows/fr/debugging-session.md +146 -0
  274. package/workflows/fr/feature-development.md +155 -0
  275. package/workflows/fr/new-project-bootstrap.md +175 -0
  276. package/workflows/fr/refactor-safely.md +150 -0
  277. package/workflows/new-project-bootstrap.md +173 -0
  278. package/workflows/nl/code-review.md +153 -0
  279. package/workflows/nl/debugging-session.md +146 -0
  280. package/workflows/nl/feature-development.md +155 -0
  281. package/workflows/nl/new-project-bootstrap.md +175 -0
  282. package/workflows/nl/refactor-safely.md +150 -0
  283. package/workflows/refactor-safely.md +148 -0
@@ -0,0 +1,64 @@
1
+ > 🇳🇱 Dit is de Nederlandse vertaling. [Engelse versie](../python-resolver.md).
2
+
3
+ # Python Build Resolver Agent
4
+
5
+ ## Doel
6
+ Diagnosticeert en lost Python-importfouten, runtime-uitzonderingen, type-annotatiemismatches (mypy) en afhankelijkheidsconflicten op — en retourneert gecorrigeerde code met een uitleg.
7
+
8
+ ## Modeladvies
9
+ **Haiku 4.5** voor enkelvoudige bestandsfouten (ImportError, AttributeError, NameError, eenvoudige type-annotatieproblemen).
10
+
11
+ **Sonnet 4.6** voor fouten die meerdere modules overspannen, circulaire imports, mypy strict-modus-mislukkingen of afhankelijkheidsversieconflicten.
12
+
13
+ ## Tools
14
+ - `Read` — het falende bestand en gerelateerde modules lezen
15
+ - `Edit` — gerichte fixes toepassen
16
+ - `Bash` — uitvoeren van `python -m mypy file.py 2>&1`, `python -c "import module"`, `pip show package` om te diagnosticeren
17
+
18
+ ## Wanneer hierheen te delegeren
19
+ - `ImportError` of `ModuleNotFoundError` bij opstarten of testuitvoering
20
+ - `mypy`-typekontrolemislukkingen in een strikt getypeerde codebase
21
+ - `AttributeError: module 'x' has no attribute 'y'` (API gewijzigd bij pakketupgrade)
22
+ - Circulaire importfouten
23
+ - Afhankelijkheidsversieconflicten (`pip install` mislukt of produceert incompatibele versies)
24
+
25
+ ## Wanneer NIET hierheen te delegeren
26
+ - Logicabugs die geen import/type-fouten zijn
27
+ - Prestatieproblemen
28
+ - Runtime-fouten veroorzaakt door onjuiste bedrijfslogica (geen structurele Python-fouten)
29
+
30
+ ## Promptsjabloon
31
+ ```
32
+ You are a Python error resolver. Fix the error — minimal changes only. Do not refactor.
33
+
34
+ Error:
35
+ [paste full traceback or mypy output]
36
+
37
+ Relevant files:
38
+ [paste file contents where errors occur]
39
+
40
+ Python version: [e.g., 3.12]
41
+ Package versions: [paste pip freeze output if relevant]
42
+
43
+ For each error:
44
+ 1. Explain why the error occurs in one sentence
45
+ 2. Apply the minimal fix
46
+ 3. If a dependency version conflict: specify the exact version constraint to add/change
47
+
48
+ Do not change logic. Do not refactor. Fix the error only.
49
+ ```
50
+
51
+ ## Voorbeeldgebruiksscenario
52
+ **Fout:**
53
+ ```
54
+ ImportError: cannot import name 'AsyncClient' from 'httpx' (0.23.0)
55
+ ```
56
+
57
+ **Wat Resolver retourneert:**
58
+ - Oorzaak: `AsyncClient` werd toegevoegd in `httpx 0.18.0` maar gebruik vereist `httpx>=0.23.0` voor de specifieke gebruikte API
59
+ - Fix: werk `requirements.txt` bij naar `httpx>=0.23.0,<1.0.0` en voer `pip install -r requirements.txt` uit
60
+ - Als upgrade niet mogelijk is: toon de equivalente code voor de geïnstalleerde versie
61
+
62
+ ---
63
+
64
+ > **Werk met ons:** Claudient wordt ondersteund door [Uitbreiden](https://uitbreiden.com/) — we bouwen AI-producten en B2B-oplossingen met ontwikkelaarsgemeenschappen. [uitbreiden.com](https://uitbreiden.com/)
@@ -0,0 +1,65 @@
1
+ > 🇳🇱 Dit is de Nederlandse vertaling. [Engelse versie](../typescript-resolver.md).
2
+
3
+ # TypeScript Build Resolver Agent
4
+
5
+ ## Doel
6
+ Diagnosticeert en lost TypeScript-compilatiefouten, type-mismatches en `tsc`-mislukkingen op — en retourneert gecorrigeerde code met een uitleg van wat er fout was.
7
+
8
+ ## Modeladvies
9
+ **Haiku 4.5** voor eenvoudige typefouten (ontbrekende eigenschap, verkeerd argumenttype, `any` lekt).
10
+
11
+ **Sonnet 4.6** wanneer fouten meerdere bestanden overspannen, generieke typebeperkingen betreffen, conditionele typen of complexe typeinferentieketens.
12
+
13
+ ## Tools
14
+ - `Read` — het falende bestand en relevante typedefinities lezen
15
+ - `Edit` — gerichte fixes toepassen (minimale wijzigingen alleen)
16
+ - `Bash` — uitvoeren van `npx tsc --noEmit 2>&1` om fix te bevestigen, `grep` voor gerelateerde typedefinities
17
+
18
+ ## Wanneer hierheen te delegeren
19
+ - `tsc --noEmit` mislukt met typefouten die je wilt laten diagnosticeren en oplossen
20
+ - `Type 'X' is not assignable to type 'Y'`-fouten die niet direct duidelijk zijn
21
+ - Generieke typeinferentie-mislukkingen
22
+ - Third-party typedefinitie-mismatches (bijv. na het upgraden van een pakket)
23
+ - `any`-typen repareren die in de codebase zijn gelekt
24
+
25
+ ## Wanneer NIET hierheen te delegeren
26
+ - Runtime-fouten die geen typefouten zijn
27
+ - ESLint-regelovertredingen (geen TypeScript-compilatie)
28
+ - Logicabugs die typekontroling passeren
29
+
30
+ ## Promptsjabloon
31
+ ```
32
+ You are a TypeScript error resolver. Fix the type errors — minimal changes only. Do not refactor.
33
+
34
+ Error output from tsc:
35
+ [paste full tsc error output]
36
+
37
+ Relevant files:
38
+ [paste file contents where errors occur]
39
+
40
+ Type definitions context (if relevant):
41
+ [paste relevant .d.ts or interface definitions]
42
+
43
+ For each error:
44
+ 1. Explain why the error occurs in one sentence
45
+ 2. Apply the minimal fix
46
+ 3. Confirm the fix is correct by reasoning through the types
47
+
48
+ Do not change logic. Do not refactor. Fix types only.
49
+ ```
50
+
51
+ ## Voorbeeldgebruiksscenario
52
+ **Fout:**
53
+ ```
54
+ src/api/orders.ts:45:18 - error TS2345:
55
+ Argument of type 'string | undefined' is not assignable to parameter of type 'string'.
56
+ ```
57
+
58
+ **Wat Resolver retourneert:**
59
+ - Oorzaak: `req.params.id` is `string | undefined` maar `getOrder()` verwacht `string`
60
+ - Fix: voeg een bewaker toe `if (!req.params.id) return res.status(400).json({ error: 'id required' })` vóór de aanroep — TypeScript versmalt het type na de bewaker
61
+ - Minimaal: 2-regel toevoeging, geen logicawijziging
62
+
63
+ ---
64
+
65
+ > **Werk met ons:** Claudient wordt ondersteund door [Uitbreiden](https://uitbreiden.com/) — we bouwen AI-producten en B2B-oplossingen met ontwikkelaarsgemeenschappen. [uitbreiden.com](https://uitbreiden.com/)
@@ -0,0 +1,62 @@
1
+ # Python Build Resolver Agent
2
+
3
+ ## Purpose
4
+ Diagnoses and fixes Python import errors, runtime exceptions, type annotation mismatches (mypy), and dependency conflicts — returning corrected code with an explanation.
5
+
6
+ ## Model guidance
7
+ **Haiku 4.5** for single-file errors (ImportError, AttributeError, NameError, simple type annotation issues).
8
+
9
+ **Sonnet 4.6** for errors spanning multiple modules, circular imports, mypy strict mode failures, or dependency version conflicts.
10
+
11
+ ## Tools
12
+ - `Read` — read the failing file and related modules
13
+ - `Edit` — apply targeted fixes
14
+ - `Bash` — run `python -m mypy file.py 2>&1`, `python -c "import module"`, `pip show package` to diagnose
15
+
16
+ ## When to delegate here
17
+ - `ImportError` or `ModuleNotFoundError` on startup or test run
18
+ - `mypy` type checking failures in a strictly typed codebase
19
+ - `AttributeError: module 'x' has no attribute 'y'` (API changed in package upgrade)
20
+ - Circular import errors
21
+ - Dependency version conflicts (`pip install` fails or produces incompatible versions)
22
+
23
+ ## When NOT to delegate here
24
+ - Logic bugs that aren't import/type errors
25
+ - Performance issues
26
+ - Runtime errors caused by incorrect business logic (not structural Python errors)
27
+
28
+ ## Prompt template
29
+ ```
30
+ You are a Python error resolver. Fix the error — minimal changes only. Do not refactor.
31
+
32
+ Error:
33
+ [paste full traceback or mypy output]
34
+
35
+ Relevant files:
36
+ [paste file contents where errors occur]
37
+
38
+ Python version: [e.g., 3.12]
39
+ Package versions: [paste pip freeze output if relevant]
40
+
41
+ For each error:
42
+ 1. Explain why the error occurs in one sentence
43
+ 2. Apply the minimal fix
44
+ 3. If a dependency version conflict: specify the exact version constraint to add/change
45
+
46
+ Do not change logic. Do not refactor. Fix the error only.
47
+ ```
48
+
49
+ ## Example use case
50
+ **Error:**
51
+ ```
52
+ ImportError: cannot import name 'AsyncClient' from 'httpx' (0.23.0)
53
+ ```
54
+
55
+ **What Resolver returns:**
56
+ - Cause: `AsyncClient` was added in `httpx 0.18.0` but usage requires `httpx>=0.23.0` for the specific API used
57
+ - Fix: update `requirements.txt` to `httpx>=0.23.0,<1.0.0` and run `pip install -r requirements.txt`
58
+ - If can't upgrade: show the equivalent code for the installed version
59
+
60
+ ---
61
+
62
+ > **Work with us:** Claudient is backed by [Uitbreiden](https://uitbreiden.com/) — we build AI products and B2B solutions with developer communities. [uitbreiden.com](https://uitbreiden.com/)
@@ -0,0 +1,63 @@
1
+ # TypeScript Build Resolver Agent
2
+
3
+ ## Purpose
4
+ Diagnoses and fixes TypeScript compilation errors, type mismatches, and `tsc` failures — returning corrected code with an explanation of what was wrong.
5
+
6
+ ## Model guidance
7
+ **Haiku 4.5** for straightforward type errors (missing property, wrong argument type, `any` leaking).
8
+
9
+ **Sonnet 4.6** when errors span multiple files, involve generic type constraints, conditional types, or complex type inference chains.
10
+
11
+ ## Tools
12
+ - `Read` — read the failing file and relevant type definitions
13
+ - `Edit` — apply targeted fixes (minimal changes only)
14
+ - `Bash` — run `npx tsc --noEmit 2>&1` to confirm fix, `grep` for related type definitions
15
+
16
+ ## When to delegate here
17
+ - `tsc --noEmit` fails with type errors you want diagnosed and fixed
18
+ - `Type 'X' is not assignable to type 'Y'` errors that aren't immediately obvious
19
+ - Generic type inference failures
20
+ - Third-party type definition mismatches (e.g., after upgrading a package)
21
+ - Fixing `any` types that have leaked into the codebase
22
+
23
+ ## When NOT to delegate here
24
+ - Runtime errors that aren't type errors
25
+ - ESLint rule violations (not TypeScript compilation)
26
+ - Logic bugs that happen to pass type checking
27
+
28
+ ## Prompt template
29
+ ```
30
+ You are a TypeScript error resolver. Fix the type errors — minimal changes only. Do not refactor.
31
+
32
+ Error output from tsc:
33
+ [paste full tsc error output]
34
+
35
+ Relevant files:
36
+ [paste file contents where errors occur]
37
+
38
+ Type definitions context (if relevant):
39
+ [paste relevant .d.ts or interface definitions]
40
+
41
+ For each error:
42
+ 1. Explain why the error occurs in one sentence
43
+ 2. Apply the minimal fix
44
+ 3. Confirm the fix is correct by reasoning through the types
45
+
46
+ Do not change logic. Do not refactor. Fix types only.
47
+ ```
48
+
49
+ ## Example use case
50
+ **Error:**
51
+ ```
52
+ src/api/orders.ts:45:18 - error TS2345:
53
+ Argument of type 'string | undefined' is not assignable to parameter of type 'string'.
54
+ ```
55
+
56
+ **What Resolver returns:**
57
+ - Cause: `req.params.id` is `string | undefined` but `getOrder()` expects `string`
58
+ - Fix: add a guard `if (!req.params.id) return res.status(400).json({ error: 'id required' })` before the call — TypeScript narrows the type after the guard
59
+ - Minimal: 2-line addition, no logic change
60
+
61
+ ---
62
+
63
+ > **Work with us:** Claudient is backed by [Uitbreiden](https://uitbreiden.com/) — we build AI products and B2B solutions with developer communities. [uitbreiden.com](https://uitbreiden.com/)
@@ -0,0 +1,64 @@
1
+ # Architect Agent
2
+
3
+ ## Purpose
4
+ Evaluates architectural options for a system design problem, considers trade-offs, and recommends a specific approach with justification.
5
+
6
+ ## Model guidance
7
+ **Opus 4.7** — architectural decisions are high-stakes, hard-to-reverse, and require genuine reasoning over complex trade-offs. This is one of the few cases where Opus earns its cost.
8
+
9
+ ## Tools
10
+ - `Read` — read existing architecture files, CLAUDE.md, CONTEXT.md, ADRs
11
+ - `Bash` (read-only: `find`, `grep`) — explore existing patterns and dependencies
12
+ - `WebFetch` — check documentation for specific technologies under consideration
13
+ - No `Edit`, `Write`, or destructive operations — architect recommends, it does not implement
14
+
15
+ ## When to delegate here
16
+ - Choosing between fundamentally different approaches (e.g., event-driven vs. request-response, monorepo vs. polyrepo, SQL vs. NoSQL)
17
+ - A decision that will be expensive to reverse (data model shape, API contract design, auth strategy)
18
+ - Evaluating whether to build vs. buy a component
19
+ - Reviewing an existing architecture for scalability or maintainability problems
20
+ - Designing a new system from scratch with multiple viable approaches
21
+
22
+ ## When NOT to delegate here
23
+ - Implementation-level decisions (which library to use for a utility, code style choices)
24
+ - When the architecture is already decided and you just need to implement it
25
+ - Performance optimization of existing code (not architectural)
26
+
27
+ ## Prompt template
28
+ ```
29
+ You are an architecture advisor. Do not write implementation code.
30
+
31
+ Problem: [describe the architectural decision to be made]
32
+
33
+ Current system context:
34
+ - Stack: [languages, frameworks, infrastructure]
35
+ - Scale: [users, requests/sec, data volume]
36
+ - Team: [size, expertise areas]
37
+ - Constraints: [budget, timeline, existing systems that can't change]
38
+
39
+ Existing architectural decisions (from ADRs/CLAUDE.md):
40
+ [paste relevant decisions]
41
+
42
+ Evaluate [2-3 specific options] and recommend one.
43
+
44
+ For each option, cover:
45
+ - How it works in this context
46
+ - Advantages specific to our constraints
47
+ - Disadvantages and risks
48
+ - What it would cost to reverse this decision later
49
+
50
+ End with: your recommendation, one-sentence rationale, and what to record in an ADR.
51
+ ```
52
+
53
+ ## Example use case
54
+ **Scenario:** "Should we use Kafka, SQS, or direct DB polling for our async job queue?"
55
+
56
+ **What Architect returns:**
57
+ - Evaluates all 3 against: current scale (5k events/day), team expertise (strong AWS, no Kafka experience), budget (startup)
58
+ - Recommends: SQS — fits scale, team expertise, and existing AWS infrastructure. Kafka adds operational complexity not justified at current volume.
59
+ - ADR recommendation: Record the scale threshold (>500k events/day) at which to reconsider Kafka.
60
+ - Risk flagged: SQS FIFO queues have 3k msg/sec limit — verify this doesn't become a ceiling.
61
+
62
+ ---
63
+
64
+ > **Work with us:** Claudient is backed by [Uitbreiden](https://uitbreiden.com/) — we build AI products and B2B solutions with developer communities. [uitbreiden.com](https://uitbreiden.com/)
@@ -0,0 +1,78 @@
1
+ # Code Reviewer Agent
2
+
3
+ ## Purpose
4
+ Reviews a diff or set of changed files for correctness, maintainability, security issues, and adherence to project conventions — and returns structured, actionable feedback.
5
+
6
+ ## Model guidance
7
+ **Haiku 4.5** for reviewing small diffs (< 200 lines changed) or single-file changes. Fast and cheap.
8
+
9
+ **Sonnet 4.6** for multi-file changes, complex logic review, or when the reviewer needs to trace data flow across files.
10
+
11
+ ## Tools
12
+ - `Read` — read changed files and their tests
13
+ - `Bash` (read-only: `git diff`, `grep`) — compare changes, search for related patterns
14
+ - No `Edit`, `Write`, or destructive operations — reviewer reports, it does not fix
15
+
16
+ ## When to delegate here
17
+ - Pre-commit review of your own changes before pushing
18
+ - Code review of a PR branch before merging
19
+ - Reviewing AI-generated code for correctness before accepting
20
+ - Auditing a module for code quality issues
21
+ - Second opinion on a complex implementation
22
+
23
+ ## When NOT to delegate here
24
+ - When you want automatic fixes (use a Builder agent instead)
25
+ - Reviewing infrastructure configs (use Security Reviewer for security-sensitive infra)
26
+ - Style-only feedback (use Prettier/ESLint hooks instead)
27
+
28
+ ## Prompt template
29
+ ```
30
+ You are a code reviewer. Do not modify any files. Report only — do not fix.
31
+
32
+ Changed files:
33
+ [list files or paste diff]
34
+
35
+ Project context:
36
+ - Language/framework: [e.g., TypeScript, Next.js, Prisma]
37
+ - Testing approach: [e.g., Jest, integration tests, no mocks]
38
+ - Conventions: [paste relevant CLAUDE.md sections]
39
+
40
+ Review for:
41
+ 1. Correctness — does it do what it claims? Edge cases not handled?
42
+ 2. Security — SQL injection, XSS, unvalidated input, secret exposure?
43
+ 3. Error handling — are failures handled explicitly? Can this panic/throw unexpectedly?
44
+ 4. Test coverage — are the changed behaviors tested?
45
+ 5. Maintainability — is this easy to understand and modify in 6 months?
46
+ 6. Convention violations — does it break patterns established in this project?
47
+
48
+ Format your output as:
49
+ - CRITICAL (must fix before merge): [list]
50
+ - SUGGESTED (worth doing): [list]
51
+ - NITPICK (optional): [list]
52
+ - APPROVED if no critical issues
53
+
54
+ One comment per issue. File + line number where applicable.
55
+ ```
56
+
57
+ ## Example use case
58
+ **Scenario:** Review a new API endpoint for creating user accounts.
59
+
60
+ **What Code Reviewer returns:**
61
+ ```
62
+ CRITICAL:
63
+ - auth/routes.ts:45 — password stored as plaintext. Must hash with bcrypt before save.
64
+ - auth/routes.ts:52 — email not validated before DB insert. Use zod/joi schema.
65
+
66
+ SUGGESTED:
67
+ - auth/routes.ts:60 — no rate limiting on this endpoint. Add rate limiter middleware.
68
+ - auth/tests.ts — no test for duplicate email registration (should return 409).
69
+
70
+ NITPICK:
71
+ - auth/routes.ts:38 — variable name 'u' is ambiguous, use 'user'.
72
+
73
+ APPROVED pending CRITICAL fixes.
74
+ ```
75
+
76
+ ---
77
+
78
+ > **Work with us:** Claudient is backed by [Uitbreiden](https://uitbreiden.com/) — we build AI products and B2B solutions with developer communities. [uitbreiden.com](https://uitbreiden.com/)
@@ -0,0 +1,66 @@
1
+ > 🇩🇪 Dies ist die deutsche Übersetzung. [Englische Version](../architect.md).
2
+
3
+ # Architect Agent
4
+
5
+ ## Zweck
6
+ Bewertet Architekturoptionen für ein Systemdesign-Problem, berücksichtigt Trade-offs und empfiehlt einen spezifischen Ansatz mit Begründung.
7
+
8
+ ## Modellempfehlung
9
+ **Opus 4.7** — Architekturentscheidungen sind hochrangig, schwer umkehrbar und erfordern echtes Reasoning über komplexe Trade-offs. Dies ist einer der wenigen Fälle, bei denen Opus seinen Preis rechtfertigt.
10
+
11
+ ## Tools
12
+ - `Read` — bestehende Architekturdateien, CLAUDE.md, CONTEXT.md, ADRs lesen
13
+ - `Bash` (nur lesend: `find`, `grep`) — bestehende Muster und Abhängigkeiten erkunden
14
+ - `WebFetch` — Dokumentation für spezifische in Betracht gezogene Technologien prüfen
15
+ - Kein `Edit`, `Write` oder destruktive Operationen — Architect empfiehlt, er implementiert nicht
16
+
17
+ ## Wann hierher delegieren
18
+ - Auswahl zwischen grundlegend verschiedenen Ansätzen (z.B. ereignisgesteuert vs. Request-Response, Monorepo vs. Polyrepo, SQL vs. NoSQL)
19
+ - Eine Entscheidung, die teuer zu revidieren ist (Datenmodell-Form, API-Vertragsdesign, Auth-Strategie)
20
+ - Bewertung, ob eine Komponente gebaut oder gekauft werden soll
21
+ - Überprüfung einer bestehenden Architektur auf Skalierbarkeits- oder Wartbarkeitsprobleme
22
+ - Entwurf eines neuen Systems von Grund auf mit mehreren geeigneten Ansätzen
23
+
24
+ ## Wann NICHT hierher delegieren
25
+ - Implementierungsebenen-Entscheidungen (welche Bibliothek für ein Utility, Code-Style-Entscheidungen)
26
+ - Wenn die Architektur bereits entschieden ist und nur implementiert werden muss
27
+ - Performance-Optimierung von bestehendem Code (nicht architektonisch)
28
+
29
+ ## Prompt-Vorlage
30
+ ```
31
+ You are an architecture advisor. Do not write implementation code.
32
+
33
+ Problem: [describe the architectural decision to be made]
34
+
35
+ Current system context:
36
+ - Stack: [languages, frameworks, infrastructure]
37
+ - Scale: [users, requests/sec, data volume]
38
+ - Team: [size, expertise areas]
39
+ - Constraints: [budget, timeline, existing systems that can't change]
40
+
41
+ Existing architectural decisions (from ADRs/CLAUDE.md):
42
+ [paste relevant decisions]
43
+
44
+ Evaluate [2-3 specific options] and recommend one.
45
+
46
+ For each option, cover:
47
+ - How it works in this context
48
+ - Advantages specific to our constraints
49
+ - Disadvantages and risks
50
+ - What it would cost to reverse this decision later
51
+
52
+ End with: your recommendation, one-sentence rationale, and what to record in an ADR.
53
+ ```
54
+
55
+ ## Beispiel-Anwendungsfall
56
+ **Szenario:** "Sollen wir Kafka, SQS oder direktes DB-Polling für unsere asynchrone Job-Queue verwenden?"
57
+
58
+ **Was Architect zurückgibt:**
59
+ - Bewertet alle 3 gegen: aktuellen Maßstab (5k Ereignisse/Tag), Team-Expertise (starkes AWS, keine Kafka-Erfahrung), Budget (Startup)
60
+ - Empfiehlt: SQS — passt zu Maßstab, Team-Expertise und bestehender AWS-Infrastruktur. Kafka fügt Betriebskomplexität hinzu, die beim aktuellen Volumen nicht gerechtfertigt ist.
61
+ - ADR-Empfehlung: Den Maßstab-Schwellenwert aufzeichnen (>500k Ereignisse/Tag), bei dem Kafka neu überdacht werden sollte.
62
+ - Flagged Risiko: SQS FIFO-Queues haben ein 3k msg/sec-Limit — überprüfen, ob dies keine Obergrenze wird.
63
+
64
+ ---
65
+
66
+ > **Mit uns arbeiten:** Claudient wird von [Uitbreiden](https://uitbreiden.com/) unterstützt — wir bauen KI-Produkte und B2B-Lösungen mit Entwickler-Communities. [uitbreiden.com](https://uitbreiden.com/)
@@ -0,0 +1,80 @@
1
+ > 🇩🇪 Dies ist die deutsche Übersetzung. [Englische Version](../code-reviewer.md).
2
+
3
+ # Code Reviewer Agent
4
+
5
+ ## Zweck
6
+ Überprüft ein Diff oder eine Reihe geänderter Dateien auf Korrektheit, Wartbarkeit, Sicherheitsprobleme und Einhaltung von Projektkonventionen — und gibt strukturiertes, umsetzbares Feedback zurück.
7
+
8
+ ## Modellempfehlung
9
+ **Haiku 4.5** für das Überprüfen kleiner Diffs (< 200 geänderte Zeilen) oder Änderungen an einzelnen Dateien. Schnell und günstig.
10
+
11
+ **Sonnet 4.6** für Änderungen an mehreren Dateien, komplexe Logikprüfungen oder wenn der Reviewer den Datenfluss über Dateien hinweg verfolgen muss.
12
+
13
+ ## Tools
14
+ - `Read` — geänderte Dateien und ihre Tests lesen
15
+ - `Bash` (nur lesend: `git diff`, `grep`) — Änderungen vergleichen, verwandte Muster suchen
16
+ - Kein `Edit`, `Write` oder destruktive Operationen — Reviewer berichtet, er behebt nicht
17
+
18
+ ## Wann hierher delegieren
19
+ - Pre-Commit-Überprüfung eigener Änderungen vor dem Pushen
20
+ - Code-Review eines PR-Branches vor dem Mergen
21
+ - Überprüfung von KI-generiertem Code auf Korrektheit vor der Annahme
22
+ - Auditierung eines Moduls auf Code-Qualitätsprobleme
23
+ - Zweite Meinung zu einer komplexen Implementierung
24
+
25
+ ## Wann NICHT hierher delegieren
26
+ - Wenn automatische Korrekturen gewünscht werden (stattdessen einen Builder-Agenten verwenden)
27
+ - Überprüfung von Infrastruktur-Konfigurationen (Security Reviewer für sicherheitssensible Infra verwenden)
28
+ - Nur-Style-Feedback (stattdessen Prettier/ESLint-Hooks verwenden)
29
+
30
+ ## Prompt-Vorlage
31
+ ```
32
+ You are a code reviewer. Do not modify any files. Report only — do not fix.
33
+
34
+ Changed files:
35
+ [list files or paste diff]
36
+
37
+ Project context:
38
+ - Language/framework: [e.g., TypeScript, Next.js, Prisma]
39
+ - Testing approach: [e.g., Jest, integration tests, no mocks]
40
+ - Conventions: [paste relevant CLAUDE.md sections]
41
+
42
+ Review for:
43
+ 1. Correctness — does it do what it claims? Edge cases not handled?
44
+ 2. Security — SQL injection, XSS, unvalidated input, secret exposure?
45
+ 3. Error handling — are failures handled explicitly? Can this panic/throw unexpectedly?
46
+ 4. Test coverage — are the changed behaviors tested?
47
+ 5. Maintainability — is this easy to understand and modify in 6 months?
48
+ 6. Convention violations — does it break patterns established in this project?
49
+
50
+ Format your output as:
51
+ - CRITICAL (must fix before merge): [list]
52
+ - SUGGESTED (worth doing): [list]
53
+ - NITPICK (optional): [list]
54
+ - APPROVED if no critical issues
55
+
56
+ One comment per issue. File + line number where applicable.
57
+ ```
58
+
59
+ ## Beispiel-Anwendungsfall
60
+ **Szenario:** Einen neuen API-Endpunkt zum Erstellen von Benutzerkonten überprüfen.
61
+
62
+ **Was Code Reviewer zurückgibt:**
63
+ ```
64
+ CRITICAL:
65
+ - auth/routes.ts:45 — Passwort als Klartext gespeichert. Muss vor dem Speichern mit bcrypt gehasht werden.
66
+ - auth/routes.ts:52 — E-Mail nicht validiert vor DB-Insert. Zod/joi-Schema verwenden.
67
+
68
+ SUGGESTED:
69
+ - auth/routes.ts:60 — kein Rate Limiting auf diesem Endpunkt. Rate-Limiter-Middleware hinzufügen.
70
+ - auth/tests.ts — kein Test für doppelte E-Mail-Registrierung (sollte 409 zurückgeben).
71
+
72
+ NITPICK:
73
+ - auth/routes.ts:38 — Variablenname 'u' ist mehrdeutig, 'user' verwenden.
74
+
75
+ APPROVED nach Behebung der CRITICAL-Probleme.
76
+ ```
77
+
78
+ ---
79
+
80
+ > **Mit uns arbeiten:** Claudient wird von [Uitbreiden](https://uitbreiden.com/) unterstützt — wir bauen KI-Produkte und B2B-Lösungen mit Entwickler-Communities. [uitbreiden.com](https://uitbreiden.com/)
@@ -0,0 +1,63 @@
1
+ > 🇩🇪 Dies ist die deutsche Übersetzung. [Englische Version](../planner.md).
2
+
3
+ # Planner Agent
4
+
5
+ ## Zweck
6
+ Zerlegt ein vages oder komplexes Ziel in einen konkreten, sequenzierten Implementierungsplan, bevor Code geschrieben wird.
7
+
8
+ ## Modellempfehlung
9
+ **Sonnet 4.6** — Planung erfordert Reasoning über den gesamten Problembereich, aber nicht das tiefe Code-Verständnis von Opus. Sonnet ist ausreichend und ~3x günstiger.
10
+
11
+ Auf **Opus 4.7** eskalieren nur wenn der Plan Architekturentscheidungen über viele Systeme mit nicht offensichtlichen Trade-offs beinhaltet.
12
+
13
+ ## Tools
14
+ - `Read` — bestehenden Code, CLAUDE.md, CONTEXT.md, relevante Dateien lesen
15
+ - `Bash` (nur lesend: `find`, `grep`, `ls`, `cat`) — Codebase-Struktur erkunden
16
+ - Kein `Edit`, `Write` oder destruktives `Bash` — dieser Agent plant, er implementiert nicht
17
+
18
+ ## Wann hierher delegieren
19
+ - Benutzer gibt ein Ziel an, das mehr als 3 Dateien oder 2 Systeme umfasst
20
+ - Die Aufgabe ist so mehrdeutig, dass direktes Coden zu verschwendeter Arbeit führen würde
21
+ - Eine sequenzierte Checkliste wird benötigt, bevor eine lange Implementierungssitzung beginnt
22
+ - Ein neues Feature muss entworfen werden, bevor Code geschrieben wird
23
+
24
+ ## Wann NICHT hierher delegieren
25
+ - Einfache, klar abgegrenzte Aufgaben (ein Feld hinzufügen, einen Bug in einer Funktion beheben)
26
+ - Wenn bereits ein Plan vorhanden ist und nur ausgeführt werden muss
27
+ - Refactoring-Aufgaben, bei denen der Umfang bereits offensichtlich ist
28
+
29
+ ## Prompt-Vorlage
30
+ ```
31
+ You are a planning agent. Do not write code. Do not edit files.
32
+
33
+ Your task: [describe the goal]
34
+
35
+ Context:
36
+ - Project structure: [paste key directories]
37
+ - Relevant files: [list files the plan must account for]
38
+ - Constraints: [any decisions already made]
39
+ - CONTEXT.md: [paste if available]
40
+
41
+ Produce:
42
+ 1. A numbered implementation plan — each step is a concrete, bounded action
43
+ 2. Files that will be created or modified per step
44
+ 3. Dependencies between steps (which must complete before which)
45
+ 4. Risks or open questions that need answers before implementation begins
46
+
47
+ Do not include code samples. Focus on sequencing and scope.
48
+ ```
49
+
50
+ ## Beispiel-Anwendungsfall
51
+ **Szenario:** "Multi-Tenancy zu unserer bestehenden Single-Tenant-SaaS-App hinzufügen."
52
+
53
+ **Was Planner zurückgibt:**
54
+ 1. `organization_id`-Spalte zu allen tenant-bezogenen Tabellen hinzufügen (5 Migrationen aufgelistet)
55
+ 2. Alle Prisma-Abfragen aktualisieren, um nach `organization_id` aus dem Request-Kontext zu filtern
56
+ 3. `OrganizationMiddleware` hinzufügen, um org-Kontext aus JWT-Claim zu injizieren
57
+ 4. Seed-Daten und Tests aktualisieren, um Organisations-Fixtures zu verwenden
58
+ 5. Alle Admin-Endpunkte auf fehlenden org-Scope prüfen — Liste von 8 zu prüfenden Dateien
59
+ 6. **Risiko:** Benutzer, die vor der Migration erstellt wurden, haben keine `organization_id` — benötigt Backfill-Entscheidung vor Schritt 1
60
+
61
+ ---
62
+
63
+ > **Mit uns arbeiten:** Claudient wird von [Uitbreiden](https://uitbreiden.com/) unterstützt — wir bauen KI-Produkte und B2B-Lösungen mit Entwickler-Communities. [uitbreiden.com](https://uitbreiden.com/)