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Standard Vue 3 workflow with Composition API, <script setup> , and TypeScript as the default approach. \n \n Requires confirming project architecture upfront and reading core references on reactivity, SFCs, component data flow, and composables before implementation \n Enforces minimal source state with ref / reactive , deriving everything possible with computed , and keeping templates declarative \n Mandates component splitting when responsibilities exceed one clear purpose, with entry/root

Translates Figma designs into production-ready code with pixel-perfect visual fidelity. \n \n Requires Figma MCP server connection and a Figma URL with file key and node ID to extract design context, screenshots, and assets \n Seven-step structured workflow: parse URL, fetch design context, capture visual reference, download assets, translate to project conventions, achieve 1:1 parity, and validate against Figma \n Prioritizes design system reuse over duplication; maps Figma tokens to project de

Multi-stage CI/CD pipelines with approval gates and deployment orchestration. \n \n Covers four deployment strategies: rolling updates, blue-green, canary, and feature flags, each with trade-offs for downtime, rollback speed, and infrastructure cost \n Includes approval gate patterns for manual review, time-based delays, and multi-approver workflows across GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Azure Pipelines \n Provides automated rollback mechanisms triggered by health checks and failure detection, pl

Advanced Next.js patterns for authentication, middleware, Server Actions, and user-scoped caching with Clerk. \n \n Distinguishes server-side await auth() from client-side useAuth() hook; mixing them is a common breaking mistake \n Covers middleware strategies (public-first vs protected-first), API route protection, and proper HTTP status codes (401 vs 403) \n Includes user-scoped caching patterns with unstable_cache and protecting Server Actions from unauthorized mutations \n Provides Core 2 co

Establish design token hierarchies, theming infrastructure, and component architecture for scalable design systems. \n \n Covers three-layer token organization: primitive tokens (raw values), semantic tokens (contextual meaning), and component tokens (specific usage) \n Includes theme switching patterns with CSS custom properties, React context providers, system preference detection, and persistent storage \n Provides component architecture patterns including compound components, polymorphic var

Complete reference for migrating UWP apps to WinUI 3 with before/after code examples. \n \n Maps all namespace changes from Windows.UI.Xaml.* to Microsoft.UI.Xaml.* , plus threading, windowing, and dialog APIs \n Covers the three most common Copilot mistakes: ContentDialog without XamlRoot, MessageDialog usage, and CoreDispatcher patterns \n Includes migration tables for window management, pickers, background tasks, settings, and GetForCurrentView() replacements \n Provides a 15-item migration c

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Vue Pinia state management patterns, store setup guidance, and reactivity best practices. \n \n Covers store initialization, DevTools integration, and SSR considerations for setup stores \n Addresses common reactivity pitfalls including destructuring breaks and method binding issues in templates \n Provides patterns for ephemeral state like filters, URL synchronization, and production app conventions \n References specific error scenarios with linked solutions for quick troubleshooting \n

Automatically create GitHub issues for specification requirements not yet implemented in code. \n \n Analyzes specification files to extract all requirements, then checks codebase implementation status for each one \n Searches existing issues to prevent duplicates before creating new feature request issues \n Generates issues with requirement IDs, detailed descriptions, implementation guidance, and acceptance criteria \n Scans related specification files and code patterns to verify whether requi

Convert Markdown documents to HTML using marked.js, pandoc, gomarkdown, or static site generators. \n \n Supports multiple conversion tools: marked.js for Node.js/CLI workflows, pandoc for cross-format conversion, gomarkdown for Go projects, and Jekyll/Hugo for static site generation \n Handles all standard Markdown flavors including CommonMark, GitHub Flavored Markdown, and extended syntax for tables, code blocks, math expressions, and collapsed sections \n Provides CLI and programmatic workflo