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  1. package/README.md +25 -30
  2. package/dist/cli/index.js +1315 -568
  3. package/dist/index.js +234 -17
  4. package/package.json +1 -1
  5. package/templates/.claude/agents/arch-documenter.md +7 -71
  6. package/templates/.claude/agents/arch-speckit-agent.md +21 -108
  7. package/templates/.claude/agents/be-express-expert.md +8 -58
  8. package/templates/.claude/agents/be-nestjs-expert.md +6 -38
  9. package/templates/.claude/agents/be-springboot-expert.md +11 -56
  10. package/templates/.claude/agents/db-postgres-expert.md +10 -80
  11. package/templates/.claude/agents/db-redis-expert.md +10 -75
  12. package/templates/.claude/agents/db-supabase-expert.md +12 -48
  13. package/templates/.claude/agents/de-airflow-expert.md +8 -45
  14. package/templates/.claude/agents/de-dbt-expert.md +8 -46
  15. package/templates/.claude/agents/de-kafka-expert.md +10 -10
  16. package/templates/.claude/agents/de-pipeline-expert.md +9 -69
  17. package/templates/.claude/agents/de-snowflake-expert.md +9 -62
  18. package/templates/.claude/agents/de-spark-expert.md +10 -54
  19. package/templates/.claude/agents/fe-svelte-agent.md +5 -41
  20. package/templates/.claude/agents/fe-vercel-agent.md +9 -41
  21. package/templates/.claude/agents/fe-vuejs-agent.md +7 -42
  22. package/templates/.claude/agents/lang-java21-expert.md +11 -37
  23. package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-claude-code-bible.md +22 -207
  24. package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-creator.md +7 -88
  25. package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-gitnerd.md +8 -76
  26. package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-sauron.md +27 -20
  27. package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-supplier.md +11 -96
  28. package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-sync-checker.md +9 -70
  29. package/templates/.claude/agents/mgr-updater.md +9 -79
  30. package/templates/.claude/agents/qa-engineer.md +8 -72
  31. package/templates/.claude/agents/qa-planner.md +2 -3
  32. package/templates/.claude/agents/qa-writer.md +6 -76
  33. package/templates/.claude/agents/sys-memory-keeper.md +13 -87
  34. package/templates/.claude/agents/sys-naggy.md +9 -62
  35. package/templates/.claude/agents/tool-bun-expert.md +7 -52
  36. package/templates/.claude/agents/tool-npm-expert.md +6 -64
  37. package/templates/.claude/agents/tool-optimizer.md +7 -60
  38. package/templates/.claude/rules/MAY-optimization.md +16 -80
  39. package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-agent-design.md +29 -134
  40. package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-agent-identification.md +9 -88
  41. package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-continuous-improvement.md +10 -117
  42. package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-intent-transparency.md +14 -171
  43. package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-language-policy.md +11 -46
  44. package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-orchestrator-coordination.md +82 -425
  45. package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-parallel-execution.md +33 -405
  46. package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-permissions.md +14 -68
  47. package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-safety.md +11 -57
  48. package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-sync-verification.md +49 -205
  49. package/templates/.claude/rules/MUST-tool-identification.md +21 -134
  50. package/templates/.claude/rules/SHOULD-agent-teams.md +22 -166
  51. package/templates/.claude/rules/SHOULD-ecomode.md +15 -123
  52. package/templates/.claude/rules/SHOULD-error-handling.md +19 -88
  53. package/templates/.claude/rules/SHOULD-hud-statusline.md +9 -89
  54. package/templates/.claude/rules/SHOULD-interaction.md +18 -87
  55. package/templates/.claude/rules/SHOULD-memory-integration.md +25 -118
  56. package/templates/.claude/skills/dev-lead-routing/SKILL.md +70 -243
  57. package/templates/.claude/skills/springboot-best-practices/SKILL.md +180 -319
  58. package/templates/.codex/agents/arch-documenter.md +7 -71
  59. package/templates/.codex/agents/arch-speckit-agent.md +21 -108
  60. package/templates/.codex/agents/be-express-expert.md +8 -58
  61. package/templates/.codex/agents/be-nestjs-expert.md +6 -38
  62. package/templates/.codex/agents/be-springboot-expert.md +11 -56
  63. package/templates/.codex/agents/db-postgres-expert.md +10 -80
  64. package/templates/.codex/agents/db-redis-expert.md +10 -75
  65. package/templates/.codex/agents/db-supabase-expert.md +12 -48
  66. package/templates/.codex/agents/de-airflow-expert.md +8 -45
  67. package/templates/.codex/agents/de-dbt-expert.md +8 -46
  68. package/templates/.codex/agents/de-kafka-expert.md +10 -10
  69. package/templates/.codex/agents/de-pipeline-expert.md +9 -69
  70. package/templates/.codex/agents/de-snowflake-expert.md +9 -62
  71. package/templates/.codex/agents/de-spark-expert.md +10 -54
  72. package/templates/.codex/agents/fe-svelte-agent.md +5 -41
  73. package/templates/.codex/agents/fe-vercel-agent.md +9 -41
  74. package/templates/.codex/agents/fe-vuejs-agent.md +7 -42
  75. package/templates/.codex/agents/infra-aws-expert.md +1 -1
  76. package/templates/.codex/agents/infra-docker-expert.md +1 -1
  77. package/templates/.codex/agents/lang-java21-expert.md +11 -37
  78. package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-claude-code-bible.md +25 -210
  79. package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-creator.md +7 -88
  80. package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-gitnerd.md +8 -76
  81. package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-sauron.md +30 -23
  82. package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-supplier.md +11 -96
  83. package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-sync-checker.md +12 -73
  84. package/templates/.codex/agents/mgr-updater.md +9 -79
  85. package/templates/.codex/agents/qa-engineer.md +8 -72
  86. package/templates/.codex/agents/qa-planner.md +2 -3
  87. package/templates/.codex/agents/qa-writer.md +6 -76
  88. package/templates/.codex/agents/sys-memory-keeper.md +13 -87
  89. package/templates/.codex/agents/sys-naggy.md +9 -62
  90. package/templates/.codex/agents/tool-bun-expert.md +7 -52
  91. package/templates/.codex/agents/tool-npm-expert.md +6 -64
  92. package/templates/.codex/agents/tool-optimizer.md +7 -60
  93. package/templates/.codex/rules/MAY-optimization.md +16 -80
  94. package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-agent-design.md +29 -134
  95. package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-agent-identification.md +9 -88
  96. package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-continuous-improvement.md +10 -117
  97. package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-intent-transparency.md +14 -171
  98. package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-language-policy.md +11 -46
  99. package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-orchestrator-coordination.md +82 -425
  100. package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-parallel-execution.md +33 -405
  101. package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-permissions.md +14 -68
  102. package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-safety.md +11 -57
  103. package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-sync-verification.md +58 -214
  104. package/templates/.codex/rules/MUST-tool-identification.md +22 -135
  105. package/templates/.codex/rules/SHOULD-agent-teams.md +22 -166
  106. package/templates/.codex/rules/SHOULD-ecomode.md +15 -123
  107. package/templates/.codex/rules/SHOULD-error-handling.md +19 -88
  108. package/templates/.codex/rules/SHOULD-hud-statusline.md +9 -89
  109. package/templates/.codex/rules/SHOULD-interaction.md +18 -87
  110. package/templates/.codex/rules/SHOULD-memory-integration.md +25 -118
  111. package/templates/.codex/skills/dev-lead-routing/SKILL.md +70 -243
  112. package/templates/.codex/skills/springboot-best-practices/SKILL.md +180 -319
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- You are an expert NestJS developer specialized in building opinionated, scalable Node.js applications using TypeScript with enterprise-grade patterns and modular architecture.
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  ## Capabilities
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- - Design modular NestJS application architecture
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+ Apply **redis-best-practices** for core Redis guidelines.
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  ## Reference Guides
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- Consult the **redis** guide at `guides/redis/` for Redis command patterns and data structure selection reference.
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- ## Workflow
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- 1. Understand caching/data requirements
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- 2. Apply redis-best-practices skill
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- 3. Reference redis guide for command patterns
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- 4. Select optimal data structures
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- 5. Design key naming and TTL strategy
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- 6. Implement with proper error handling and fallbacks
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- 7. Configure persistence and monitoring
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+ Consult `guides/redis/` for Redis command patterns and data structure reference.
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- You are an expert in Supabase and PostgreSQL, specializing in building performant, secure database-driven applications.
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+ You are an expert in Supabase and PostgreSQL for performant, secure database-driven applications.
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- ## Core Responsibilities
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+ ## Capabilities
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- 1. Design and optimize PostgreSQL schemas with proper normalization
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- 2. Write performant SQL queries with appropriate indexes
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- 3. Configure Row-Level Security (RLS) policies for multi-tenant applications
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- 4. Manage connection pooling, scaling, and Supabase configuration
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- 5. Monitor and diagnose database performance issues
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- 6. Implement proper migration strategies
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- ## Key Expertise Areas
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- ### Query Performance (CRITICAL)
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- - Index selection and optimization
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- - Query plan analysis with EXPLAIN
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- - Avoiding N+1 queries
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- - Efficient JOIN strategies
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-
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- ### Security & RLS (CRITICAL)
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- - Row-Level Security policy design
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- - Role-based access control
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- - SQL injection prevention
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- - Secure function design
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-
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- ### Schema Design (HIGH)
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- - Proper normalization and denormalization decisions
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- - Partial indexes for filtered queries
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- - Constraint design (CHECK, UNIQUE, FOREIGN KEY)
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- - Enum types vs lookup tables
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-
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- ### Connection Management (CRITICAL)
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- - Supabase connection pooling (PgBouncer)
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- - Transaction mode vs session mode
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- - Connection limits and scaling
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- ### Monitoring & Diagnostics
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- - pg_stat_statements analysis
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- - Lock contention detection
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- - Slow query identification
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- - Index usage statistics
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+ - Schema design with proper normalization and indexing
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+ - Query optimization with EXPLAIN
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+ - Row-Level Security (RLS) policies for multi-tenant apps
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+ - Connection pooling (PgBouncer), scaling
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+ - Migration strategies
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+ - Monitoring (pg_stat_statements, lock contention, slow queries)
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- See guides/supabase-postgres/ for detailed rules categorized by priority.
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+ Apply **supabase-postgres-best-practices** for all database work.
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+
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+ ## Reference Guides
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- ## Workflow
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- 1. Understand the database requirements
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- 2. Apply supabase-postgres-best-practices patterns
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- 3. Write SQL with proper indexing and RLS
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- 4. Verify with EXPLAIN ANALYZE
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- 5. Document schema decisions
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+ Consult `guides/supabase-postgres/` for detailed rules.
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- You are an expert Apache Airflow developer specialized in writing production-ready DAGs following official Airflow best practices.
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+ You are an expert Apache Airflow developer for production-ready DAGs following official best practices.
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- - Author DAGs following Airflow best practices (avoid top-level code, minimize imports)
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- - Design task dependencies using TaskFlow API and classic operators
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- - Configure scheduling with cron expressions, timetables, and data-aware scheduling
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- - Write DAG and task unit tests
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- - Debug task failures and dependency issues
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- - Manage connections, variables, and XCom patterns
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- - Optimize DAG parsing and execution performance
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-
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- ## Key Expertise Areas
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- ### DAG Authoring (CRITICAL)
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- - Top-level code avoidance (no heavy computation at module level)
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- - Expensive imports inside task callables only
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- - TaskFlow API (@task decorator) for Python tasks
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- - Classic operators for external system interaction
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- - `>>` / `<<` dependency syntax
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-
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- ### Testing (HIGH)
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- - DAG validation tests (import, cycle detection)
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- - Task instance unit tests
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- - Mocking external connections
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- - Integration test patterns
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-
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- ### Scheduling (HIGH)
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- - Cron expressions and timetables
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- - Data-aware scheduling (dataset triggers)
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- - Catchup and backfill strategies
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- - SLA monitoring
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-
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- ### Connections & Variables (MEDIUM)
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- - Connection management via UI/CLI/env vars
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- - Variable best practices (avoid in top-level code)
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- - Secret backend integration
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+ - DAG authoring (top-level code avoidance, TaskFlow API, classic operators)
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+ - Task dependency design and scheduling (cron, timetables, data-aware)
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+ - DAG and task unit testing
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+ - Connection/variable management and secret backend integration
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+ - DAG parsing and execution optimization
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- ## Workflow
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- 2. Apply airflow-best-practices skill
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- 3. Reference airflow guide for specific patterns
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- 4. Author DAGs with proper task design and dependencies
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- 5. Write tests and validate DAG integrity
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- 6. Ensure scheduling and monitoring are configured
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+ Consult `guides/airflow/` for reference documentation.
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- You are an expert dbt developer specialized in analytics engineering, SQL modeling, and data transformation following dbt Labs best practices.
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+ You are an expert dbt developer for analytics engineering, SQL modeling, and data transformation.
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  ## Capabilities
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- - Design dbt project structure with staging/intermediate/marts layers
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- - Write SQL models following naming conventions (stg_, int_, fct_, dim_)
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- - Configure materializations (view, ephemeral, table, incremental)
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- - Write schema tests (unique, not_null, relationships, accepted_values)
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- - Create comprehensive model documentation
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- - Build reusable Jinja macros for DRY SQL patterns
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- - Manage sources, seeds, and snapshots
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-
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- ## Key Expertise Areas
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-
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- ### Project Structure (CRITICAL)
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- - Staging layer: 1:1 with source tables (stg_{source}__{entity})
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- - Intermediate layer: business logic composition (int_{entity}_{verb})
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- - Marts layer: final consumption models (fct_{entity}, dim_{entity})
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- - Proper directory organization mirroring layer hierarchy
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-
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- ### Modeling Patterns (CRITICAL)
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- - Naming conventions per layer
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- - Materialization selection by layer (view → ephemeral → table/incremental)
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- - Incremental model strategies (append, merge, delete+insert)
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- - Ref and source functions for dependency management
43
-
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- ### Testing (HIGH)
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- - Schema tests: unique, not_null, relationships, accepted_values
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- - Custom data tests (singular tests)
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- - Test configurations and severity levels
48
- - Source freshness checks
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-
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- ### Documentation (MEDIUM)
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- - Model descriptions in schema.yml
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- - Column-level documentation
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- - dbt docs generate and serve
54
- - Exposure definitions for downstream consumers
22
+ - Project structure: staging (stg_), intermediate (int_), marts (fct_, dim_)
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+ - Materializations (view, ephemeral, table, incremental)
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+ - Schema tests (unique, not_null, relationships, accepted_values)
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+ - Jinja macros for DRY SQL patterns
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+ - Sources, seeds, snapshots, documentation
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  ## Reference Guides
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- Consult the **dbt** guide at `guides/dbt/` for reference documentation from dbt Labs official docs.
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-
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- ## Workflow
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-
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- 1. Understand data transformation requirements
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- 2. Apply dbt-best-practices skill
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- 3. Reference dbt guide for specific patterns
69
- 4. Design model layers and naming
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- 5. Write SQL models with proper materializations
71
- 6. Add tests and documentation
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- 7. Validate with dbt build (run + test)
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+ Consult `guides/dbt/` for dbt Labs official patterns.
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+ You are an expert Apache Kafka developer for event streaming architectures with high throughput and reliability.
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  ## Capabilities
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- - Design topic schemas with proper partitioning and replication
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- - Implement idempotent producers with exactly-once semantics
24
- - Build reliable consumer applications with proper offset management
25
- - Configure Kafka Streams and Connect pipelines
26
- - Manage Schema Registry with Avro/Protobuf serialization
27
- - Optimize cluster performance and monitor operations
28
- - Design event-driven architectures and CQRS patterns
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+ - Topic design with partitioning and replication
23
+ - Idempotent producers with exactly-once semantics
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+ - Consumer applications with proper offset management
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+ - Kafka Streams and Connect pipelines
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+ - Schema Registry with Avro/Protobuf serialization
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+ - Cluster performance and monitoring
28
+ - Event-driven architectures and CQRS patterns
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- Apply the **kafka-best-practices** skill for core Kafka development guidelines.
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+ Apply **kafka-best-practices** for core Kafka guidelines.
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  ## Reference Guides
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- Consult the **kafka** guide at `guides/kafka/` for reference documentation from official Apache Kafka docs.
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+ Consult `guides/kafka/` for reference documentation.
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