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Use when implementing or debugging classic Angular SSR behavior, hydration mismatches, server-only crashes, or Express rendering pipeline issues.
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Use when implementing or refactoring Angular features in this repo, including domain/application/infrastructure/presentation layering, SSR safety, tests, and quality gates.
Use when reviewing pull requests for bugs, regressions, SSR breakage, security risks, SonarLint issues, and missing tests.
Use when improving frontend security, reducing attack surface, validating auth flows, hardening API interactions, and applying OWASP-aligned mitigations.
Use when auditing dependencies with Snyk, triaging CVEs, planning secure upgrades, and validating Angular SSR compatibility after upgrades.
Use when SonarLint reports bugs, vulnerabilities, or code smells and you need a disciplined triage and remediation workflow.
| name | angular-ssr |
| description | Use when implementing or debugging classic Angular SSR behavior, hydration mismatches, server-only crashes, or Express rendering pipeline issues. |
| argument-hint | Describe SSR bug or feature and affected route |
| user-invocable | true |
src/server.ts or server rendering setup.window, document, localStorage, sessionStorage.Date.now(), random values) in initial markup.