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Build and deploy MCP servers in Python using FastMCP with tools, resources, and prompts. \n \n Scaffolds a working Python MCP server from a description; supports tools (callable functions), resources (readable data), and prompts (reusable templates) \n Includes local testing modes (direct run, dev mode with auto-reload, HTTP transport) and MCP Inspector integration \n Deploys to FastMCP Cloud, Docker, or Cloudflare Workers; pre-deploy checklist catches common issues like missing module-level ser

Add Auth0 authentication to Next.js apps with session management, protected routes, and middleware. \n \n Supports both App Router and Pages Router with automatic OAuth callback handling via /auth/login , /auth/logout , and /auth/callback endpoints \n Provides server-side session access through auth0.getSession() for Server Components and API routes, plus client-side useUser() hook for client components \n Requires middleware configuration ( middleware.ts for Next.js 15+, or proxy.ts for Next.js

Korean document style consistency checker that detects tone, terminology, numbering, list formatting, quotation, and date format inconsistencies. \n \n Analyzes seven style categories (tone, terminology, numbers/units, lists, quotation/emphasis, dates/times, links) with priority-based detection \n Applies majority-rule principle to unify repeated expressions within a document or project, with context-aware recommendations based on document type (business, academic, technical, marketing) \n Provi

React and Next.js patterns for component composition, state management, performance, and accessibility. \n \n Covers component patterns including composition, compound components, and render props, plus custom hooks for state, data fetching, and debouncing \n Includes performance optimization techniques: memoization, code splitting with lazy loading, and list virtualization for large datasets \n Provides form handling with validation, error boundaries, and animation patterns using Framer Motion

React chat interfaces with Vercel AI SDK v6, covering hooks, message parts, tool approval workflows, and 18 documented UI error solutions. \n \n Three core hooks: useChat for conversational AI, useCompletion for text generation, and useObject for structured output streaming \n Message content now accessed via .parts array (breaking change from v5) with support for text, tool invocations, files, reasoning, and source citations \n Tool approval workflows enable human-in-the-loop confirmation befor

33 React performance and composition rules across bundle optimization, re-rendering, rendering, hooks, and component patterns. \n \n Covers 6 rule categories: bundle size optimization (barrel imports, conditional loading, preloading), re-render prevention (functional setState, derived state, memoization), rendering performance (content-visibility, hydration, transitions), client patterns (passive listeners, localStorage versioning), hooks best practices (limiting useEffect, named functions), and

Review, write, and fix SwiftUI gesture interactions. Apply modern gesture APIs with correct composition, state management, and conflict resolution using Swift 6.3 patterns.

Layout and component patterns for SwiftUI apps targeting iOS 26+ with Swift 6.3. Covers stack and grid layouts, list patterns, scroll views, forms, controls, search, and overlays. Patterns are backward-compatible to iOS 17 unless noted.

Best practices and architectural patterns for Vue 3 and Nuxt 3 projects. \n \n Emphasizes core principles: predictable state with single source of truth, explicit data flow (props down, events up), and small focused components \n Requires Composition API with <script setup lang=\"ts\"> as the default, and mandates following detailed guides for reactivity, SFC structure, and component organization \n Provides a checklist-driven approach covering component splitting, composable extraction, an

Full-stack application orchestrator that analyzes requests, selects tech stacks, and coordinates multi-agent development. \n \n Detects project type from natural language and recommends appropriate technology stack from 13 pre-built templates covering web apps, APIs, mobile, desktop, and CLI tools \n Coordinates execution across specialized agents: project planner, frontend specialist, backend specialist, database architect, and DevOps engineer \n Provides selective reading guidance through a co