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Nx monorepo configuration patterns for workspace setup, project boundaries, and build optimization. \n \n Provides architectural templates for organizing apps, libraries, and tools with five library types (feature, ui, data-access, util, shell) and scope-based dependency rules \n Includes ready-to-use configurations for nx.json, project.json, module boundary enforcement via ESLint, and custom generators to maintain consistency \n Covers build caching setup with cacheable operations, named inputs

Expert guidance on chart selection and data visualization design for clear data communication. \n \n Covers five core chart categories: comparison (bar/column), distribution (histograms/box plots), relationship (scatter/bubble), composition (pie/stacked bars), and trends (line/area) \n Emphasizes four foundational principles: clarity, honesty, simplicity, and accessibility for color-blind audiences \n Provides chart type recommendations with rationale, code examples using matplotlib and plotly,

Complete Shopify development expertise for themes, apps, headless storefronts, and checkout customization. \n \n Covers theme development with Liquid templating, Storefront API integration, and Online Store 2.0 architecture; includes linting and deployment via Shopify CLI \n Supports full-stack app development with OAuth, webhooks, Admin API authentication, and checkout UI extensions using TypeScript and Remix \n Provides GraphQL query patterns, metafield handling, image optimization, and perfor

Per-project plugin configuration stored in YAML frontmatter and markdown files within the .claude/ directory. \n \n Settings files use .claude/plugin-name.local.md format with YAML frontmatter for structured config and markdown body for additional context or prompts \n Hooks, commands, and agents can read settings to customize behavior; quick-exit pattern checks file existence and enabled flag to skip when not configured \n Parsing techniques provided for extracting individual fields (strings, b

Universal coding standards and best practices for TypeScript, JavaScript, React, and Node.js projects. \n \n Covers core principles (readability, KISS, DRY, YAGNI) with practical code examples for variable naming, function design, immutability, error handling, and type safety \n Includes React-specific guidance on component structure, custom hooks, state management, and conditional rendering patterns \n Provides API design standards with REST conventions, response formats, and input validation u

Manage Google Chat spaces, messages, custom emojis, and media through API commands. \n \n Access 10+ API resources including spaces, messages, members, custom emojis, and media with create, read, update, delete, and search operations \n Create and manage spaces with initial members, find or list direct messages, and handle space imports and deletion \n Upload and download media attachments, and manage custom emojis (Google Workspace only, requires admin enablement) \n Requires gws binary and aut

Comprehensive code reviews covering quality, security, performance, and best practices. \n \n Systematic review process across five dimensions: code quality, security vulnerabilities, performance, testing, and maintainability \n Includes initial assessment, detailed analysis guides, and constructive feedback frameworks \n Covers pull request analysis, coding standards compliance, and developer mentoring through structured review \n Best practices emphasize respectful feedback with explanations a

Create and edit Obsidian Flavored Markdown with wikilinks, embeds, callouts, and properties. \n \n Covers Obsidian-specific syntax extensions: wikilinks ( [[Note]] ), embeds ( ![[Note]] ), callouts ( > [!type] ), block IDs, and frontmatter properties \n Supports internal vault linking with automatic rename tracking, plus embeds for notes, images, PDFs, and external media \n Includes callout types (note, warning, tip, danger, etc.), inline and block comments, highlights, LaTeX math, and Mermaid d

Build and validate Snowflake semantic views using Snowflake CLI with guided DDL creation and testing. \n \n Handles the complete semantic view lifecycle: drafting DDL, populating synonyms and comments from Snowflake table metadata, validating against Snowflake via CLI, and executing final CREATE or ALTER statements \n Requires one-time Snowflake CLI installation and connection setup; confirms prerequisites before proceeding with validation \n Validates all DDL against Snowflake using temporary v

Build read models and materialized views from event streams using projection patterns. \n \n Covers four projection types: live (real-time subscriptions), catchup (historical processing), persistent (with checkpointing), and inline (strong consistency) \n Includes five ready-to-use templates: basic projector framework, order summary projection, Elasticsearch search indexing, daily sales aggregation, and multi-table customer activity tracking \n Emphasizes idempotency, transactional consistency,