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Guide for using bees, a local-first issue tracker (SQLite DB + a committed issues.jsonl) driven by the `bees` CLI. Use for ALL task/issue tracking on bees projects — creating issues, organizing them into epics with dependencies, the in_progress→closed…
Guide for creating well-structured conventional commits. Use when creating git commits, drafting commit messages, or reviewing commit message quality.
My personal cross-codebase development workflow — set up tooling with mise, track work in Bees, make focused changes, commit with the commit-message-guide conventions, and land the plane cleanly. Use when starting or running a development task on a project…
Guide for using mise (mise-en-place) — the polyglot tool-version manager, task runner, and environment manager configured via mise.toml. Use when a project has a mise.toml/.mise.toml, when installing or pinning tool versions, running project tasks (mise run /…
Core Elixir language guidelines covering common pitfalls like list access, immutability, module organization, struct access, date/time handling, and OTP patterns. Use when writing or reviewing Elixir code.
Ecto best practices covering preloading, schema types, changeset validation, field access, security, and migration conventions. Use when working with Ecto schemas, changesets, queries, or migrations.
Best practices for testing Elixir applications with Ecto.SQL.Sandbox, including background process handling, Oban testing, and test output quality. Use when writing or reviewing Elixir tests.
Phoenix HEEx template rules covering interpolation syntax, form building, class lists, conditional rendering, comments, and common anti-patterns. Use when writing or reviewing HEEx templates.
Phoenix LiveView patterns covering streams, JavaScript interop (hooks, colocated scripts, push events), testing, and form handling. Use when building or reviewing LiveView features.
Phoenix 1.8 framework conventions covering layouts, routing, components, icons, forms, HTTP clients, and design file handling. Use when building or reviewing Phoenix web applications.
Tailwind CSS v4 configuration and usage guidelines for Phoenix projects, plus UI/UX design principles. Use when styling Phoenix applications or building user interfaces.
Ansible operations patterns covering playbook execution, secret management with 1Password, task automation, and security best practices. Use when writing or running Ansible playbooks.
Docker Swarm deployment patterns covering stack deployments, networking, TLS certificates, NFS permissions, Portainer management, and GPU workloads. Use when deploying or managing Docker Swarm services.
Philosophy and practices for ensuring all infrastructure changes are codified, reproducible, and validated. Use when making infrastructure changes, deploying services, or reviewing operational procedures.
Critical safety rules for Terraform operations to prevent accidental resource destruction. Use before any terraform plan/apply operation, especially when modifying VM or resource definitions.
Validates proper error handling patterns in Zig code including custom error sets, error context, and error propagation. Use when writing error-prone code, reviewing error handling, or debugging error cases.
Detects potential memory leaks in Zig code by checking allocation/deallocation patterns, defer statements, and test cleanup. Use when reviewing code changes, writing new code with allocations, or debugging memory issues.
Identifies unsafe operations in Zig code including pointer casts, bounds checking, null pointer dereferences, and undefined behavior. Use when writing low-level code, reviewing safety-critical sections, or debugging crashes.
Reference for Zig 0.15+ ArrayList API which passes the allocator to each method call instead of at initialization. Use when working with ArrayLists in Zig 0.15+.
Enforces Zig coding style conventions including naming, formatting, idioms, and best practices. Use when writing new code, reviewing changes, or refactoring for consistency.