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Use when implementing IAS 21 multicurrency accounting: functional currency, presentation currency, transaction currency, exchange-rate tables, settlement, realised and unrealised forex gains or losses, revaluation, and currency-safe ledger design.
Use when building or reviewing cross-platform .NET desktop apps with Avalonia UI, AXAML, MVVM, compiled bindings, virtualised lists, accessibility, headless tests, WebViews, or Windows and macOS packaging. Use csharp-dotnet-development for non-UI .NET…
Use when administering ArcGIS Enterprise or building real-estate-specific GIS features — ArcGIS components, publishing services, security/roles, backup/DR, plus property search, neighbourhood analysis, catchment/isochrones, market heatmaps, and…
Use when implementing GIS maps, spatial data services, maps integrations, geocoding, spatial APIs, or PostGIS-backed geospatial platforms. Load absorbed GIS mapping, maps integration, and PostGIS backend references as needed.
Use when defining iOS module boundaries, dependency direction, state ownership, App Intent integration, or AI provider seams; use ios-development for feature implementation details.
Use when designing iOS persistence, SwiftData migrations, Keychain storage, files, offline sync, or searchable app entities; use ios-architecture for broader module design.
Use when implementing iOS purchases, subscriptions, StoreKit 2 verification, entitlement delivery, paywalls, or App Store server events; use ios-development for non-commerce features.
Use when integrating iOS system capabilities such as App Intents, widgets, Spotlight, biometrics, notifications, Bluetooth, media, or PDF export; use ios-development for ordinary app features.
Use when planning or gating iOS tests, performance, TestFlight, App Store review, CI, device coverage, or release evidence; use ios-development for implementation before the release gate.
Use when designing or reviewing iOS authentication, Keychain, App Attest, privacy manifests, permissions, RBAC, tenant isolation, or AI security; use ios-development for general implementation.
Use when writing production TypeScript — clean code idioms, effective-TS items, strict tsconfig, migration from JS, build performance, testing, and anti-patterns. Load references/typescript-mastery.md for type-system depth and…
Use when sharing Kotlin business logic across Android and iOS with Kotlin Multiplatform while retaining deliberate platform boundaries; use native development skills for platform UI and release work.
Use when coordinating cross-platform mobile store assets, signing, RBAC operations, release planning, and Android/iOS evidence; use native release skills for platform-specific gates.
Use when building offline-first Progressive Web Apps — Service Worker lifecycle, Workbox caching strategies, IndexedDB via Dexie.js, Background Sync for queued writes, Web Push notifications, Lighthouse gates, and Next.js PWA integration. Default for apps…
Use when specifying application intake, eligibility screening, selection scoring, beneficiary registers, diagnostics tracking, expert deployment, monitoring dashboards, RBAC, audit trails, and donor reporting for BDS programmes.
Use when coordinating multi-workstream consulting bids or delivery programmes with deadlines, owners, RACI, RAID, deliverables registers, decision logs, quality gates, and client/donor reporting cadence.
Use when interviewing stakeholders and producing traceable SaaS requirements, business rules, user types, workflows, assumptions, and acceptance criteria before implementation.
Use when significant implementation, architecture, API, database, routing, or planning changes require aligned project documentation and verified examples.
Use when applying the final quality gate to high-stakes bids, donor submissions, consulting deliverables, compliance knockout scans, evidence audits, spreadsheets, and delivery feasibility.
Use when producing or reviewing a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) for a new feature or for Uganda DPPA-regulated, large-scale, sensitive, monitored, or high-risk personal-data processing.