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Write Angular unit tests with ng-mocks (MockBuilder / MockRender / ngMocks) instead of raw TestBed. Use whenever creating or editing any `*.spec.ts` file in this Nx workspace — components, services, pipes, directives, guards, resolvers, interceptors, NgRx effects, or any Angular construct. Triggers on: "write a test for", "add a spec", "unit test this", "cover X with tests", "fix this failing test", editing any existing spec file, or any mention of Jest, Jasmine, TestBed, MockBuilder, MockRender, ngMocks. This skill is the default for authoring tests in this project — use it even when the user doesn't explicitly say "ng-mocks", because the house style requires ng-mocks over hand-rolled TestBed setup.

Apply test-naming conventions, AAA structure, and readability rules when writing or reviewing any *.spec.ts file. Use whenever naming describe/it blocks, structuring test bodies, deciding what to assert, or reviewing tests for clarity. Triggers on: "write a test for", "add a spec", "name this test", "review my test", "is this test readable", editing any *.spec.ts, or any question about test structure, naming, or what to assert.

Expert guidance for building web applications with htmx — the library that gives HTML superpowers by extending it with attributes for AJAX, CSS transitions, WebSockets, and Server-Sent Events. Use this skill whenever the user is working with htmx attributes (hx-get, hx-post, hx-swap, hx-trigger, hx-target, etc.), building hypermedia-driven applications, writing server endpoints that return HTML fragments, implementing patterns like click-to-edit, infinite scroll, active search, lazy loading, inline validation, or any UI pattern that uses HTML-over-the-wire instead of JSON APIs. Also use this skill when the user mentions htmx by name, asks about AJAX without JavaScript frameworks, wants to add interactivity to server-rendered HTML, or is working with any hx-* attributes. Trigger even for partial mentions like 'how do I make this form submit without page reload' or 'load content dynamically' in projects that use htmx.