Schema version injection, $id format, and SCHEMA_VERSION environment variable
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Generated JSON Schema structure — required fields, validation patterns, and $ref usage
Use when a task is complete and needs the full check, commit, and PR workflow
Preserve existing behavior during refactoring — no silent deletions or reversions
Use when writing or updating tests for schemas, especially when 100% coverage is required
Use when schemas have changed and example JSON files need regeneration and validation
Use when authoring or modifying Zod schemas -- composition, metadata, and validation patterns
Use when scaffolding a new schema type directory with data, attributes, tests, and index
Reviews schema design quality — Zod patterns, metadata completeness, composition correctness, naming, backward compatibility
Use when running quality gates before committing, creating a PR, or validating the project builds correctly
Use when triggering a CodeRabbit review on current changes or a pull request
Use when staging and committing code changes with conventional commit messages
Use when starting new work and need a branch following naming conventions
Use when work is ready for review and a pull request needs to be created
Use when schema generation fails, validation errors occur, or tests fail unexpectedly
Use when reviewing a pull request for schema quality, test coverage, and conventions
When and how to write effective comments — favor self-documenting code
Readable, consistent, and well-structured code across the schemas package
Conventional commit messages with schemas-specific scopes
Naming standards — snake_case properties, kebab-case files, PascalCase types and exports
pnpm only, exact versions, Node >= 22, and minimal dependencies
PR creation workflow, title format, description template, and quality gates
Vitest patterns, 100% coverage thresholds, and fixture-driven schema validation
TypeScript conventions — strict mode, type patterns, and inference preferences
Zod schema authoring — strictObject, safeExtend, meta(), and composition layers
Validates completed work — tests at 100% coverage, schemas generate correctly, versions consistent, examples valid