Standards for writing clear and consistent commit messages using Conventional Commits format. Use when making git commits, reviewing commit history, creating pull requests, or when the user asks about commit message formatting, git workflows, or version control best practices.
C# coding standards and conventions including naming, formatting, and best practices. Use when working with .cs files, writing C# code, or when the user asks about C# naming conventions, code structure, XML documentation, or .NET development patterns.
Guidelines for writing CSS that is simple, readable, and maintainable. Use when working with .css, .scss, .sass files, CSS-in-JS, styled-components, or when the user asks about CSS organization, selectors, specificity, reusability, performance, or responsive design patterns.
.NET coding standards and conventions including project structure, dependency injection, and best practices. Use when working with .NET projects, ASP.NET Core, or when the user asks about .NET architecture, dependency injection, async patterns, or project organization.
Guidelines for writing HTML that is accessible, semantic, maintainable, and secure. Use when working with .html, .vue, .twig, .php, .cshtml, .svelte files, or when the user asks about HTML structure, semantic markup, accessibility, or web security best practices.
Guidelines for writing JavaScript and TypeScript code that is simple, readable, and maintainable. Use when working with .js, .jsx, .ts, .tsx, .mjs, .cjs files, or when the user asks about JavaScript/TypeScript coding standards, ES2022 features, Node.js modules, async/await patterns, or testing with Vitest.
Documentation and content creation standards for Markdown files. Use when creating or editing .md files, writing documentation, README files, or when the user asks about Markdown formatting, content structure, front matter, or documentation best practices.
Standards for Nuxt.js 3 development with auto-imports, file-based routing, and SSR/SSG capabilities. Use when working with Nuxt projects, pages/, layouts/, composables/ directories, or when the user asks about Nuxt-specific patterns, server-side rendering, or Nuxt configuration.