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Use when working with Stacks server actions — creating actions in app/Actions/, auto-generated API actions from the useApi model trait, the 80+ default framework actions (auth, dashboard, commerce, content, deployment, jobs), action request/response handling,…
Use when integrating AI capabilities into a Stacks application — using Anthropic/OpenAI/Ollama/AWS Bedrock drivers, image generation (DALL-E), vision analysis, RAG/vector search, embeddings, MCP (Model Context Protocol) clients, text summarization, sentiment…
Use when implementing authentication, authorization, passkeys, TOTP/2FA, RBAC, gates, policies, session auth, token management, email verification, password resets, or rate limiting in a Stacks application. Covers the @stacksjs/auth package, config/auth.ts,…
Use for headless browser QA on Stacks applications — navigation, screenshots, responsive testing, console/network monitoring, and accessibility snapshots. Dependency-free: drives a system browser over the Chrome DevTools Protocol using only Bun (no…
Use when working with the Stacks CLI (buddy/bud/stacks/stx) — understanding all 50+ commands with their flags and options, adding custom commands, the make:* scaffolding commands, development server commands, build commands, deployment commands, email/mail…
Use when working with calendar functionality in Stacks — exporting events to Google Calendar, Outlook, Yahoo, or ICS format, the CalendarLink interface for event definitions, timezone handling, all-day events, or calendar URL generation. Covers…
Use when deploying or managing cloud infrastructure for Stacks — AWS deployment via CloudFormation/CDK, server mode (EC2, ALB, VPC), serverless mode (Lambda, API Gateway, CloudFront), jump boxes, domain management (Route53), S3 storage, SES email, edge…
Use when working with the CMS in a Stacks application — posts, authors, pages, categories, tags, comments, blog configuration, RSS feeds, or sitemaps. Covers @stacksjs/cms, CMS models, routes, and actions.
Use when building e-commerce features in Stacks — the commerce namespace with 13 sub-modules (products, orders, customers, coupons, payments, shipping, tax, gift cards, waitlists, devices, receipts, restaurant), 20+ commerce models, default commerce…
Use when setting up or modifying Stacks project-level configuration — bunfig.toml preload order, the tsconfig chain and TypeScript 7 / tsgo type checking, workspace configuration, .env setup, package.json scripts, system requirements (Bun >= 1.3.0, SQLite >=…
Use when styling components in a Stacks application — utility-first CSS classes, theming, responsive design, variants, custom rules, or CSS generation. Crosswind is the CSS utility engine powering Stacks' Crosswind config.
Use when building or customizing the Stacks admin dashboard — adding dashboard pages, model management views, analytics widgets, commerce dashboards, content management, settings panels, deployment monitoring, job/queue management, or the 150+ built-in…
Use when working with databases in a Stacks application — configuring connections, running queries, migrations, seeding, SQL helpers, or using SQLite/MySQL/PostgreSQL/DynamoDB. Covers @stacksjs/database, bun-query-builder, config/database.ts, and the…
Use when building desktop applications with Stacks — Tauri integration, dev windows, system tray, or desktop-specific features. Covers @stacksjs/desktop (currently stubbed, Tauri integration pending).
Use when setting up or configuring the Stacks development environment — dev server, hot reload, development utilities, or IDE configuration. Covers the @stacksjs/development package, the dev server, CLI commands, reverse proxy, SSL, and dev workflow.
Use when working with email in a Stacks application — sending emails via SES/SendGrid/Mailgun/Mailtrap/SMTP, email templates with STX, email drivers, the Mail singleton, the EmailSDK for inbox management, or email configuration. Covers @stacksjs/email,…
Use when working with environment variables in Stacks — the typed env proxy with auto-coercion, .env file loading, AES-256-GCM encryption/decryption of env values, runtime/platform detection, CI provider detection, or the env CLI commands. Covers…
Use when implementing error handling in Stacks — the Result type (Ok/Err), handleError function, error page rendering (development with stack traces, production with friendly messages), ErrorHandler class, ModelNotFoundException, HTTP error mapping, log file…
Use when working with git in a Stacks application — commit conventions, git hooks, changelog generation, commit scopes/types, or GitHub API types. Covers @stacksjs/git, config/git.ts, config/commit.ts, and the git hooks system.
Use for safety rails — warns on destructive commands (rm -rf, DROP TABLE, force-push, git reset --hard) and provides freeze mode for focused debugging. Invoke with /stacks-guard.
Use when debugging issues in the Stacks project — four-phase root-cause debugging with hypothesis testing and escalation. Enforces "no fixes without root cause." Invoke with /stacks-investigate.
Use when implementing logging in Stacks — the log facade (info, error, warn, debug, success), dump/dd debugging, timing functions, file-based logging, or log configuration. Covers @stacksjs/logging and config/logging.ts.
Use when creating mail classes in app/Mail/ — defining email content and templates, using the template() function with STX or HTML templates, variable interpolation, email layouts, or the app-level mail sending pattern. For the email framework itself…
Use when working with database migrations in a Stacks application — creating migration files, running migrations, fresh migration (drop + recreate), seeding after migration, migration file naming conventions, or the 96+ built-in migration files. For the…
Use when working with data models in Stacks — the defineModel() API, model attributes with validation and factories, relationships (hasOne/hasMany/belongsTo/belongsToMany), traits (useAuth, useUuid, useTimestamps, useSearch, useApi, billable, taggable,…
Use when adding a new feature end-to-end in a Stacks application — the complete workflow from model definition through migration, action, route, test, and deployment. Covers the recommended order of operations for building features.
Use when implementing notifications in Stacks — multi-channel notifications (email, SMS, push, chat, database), the database notification driver with read/unread tracking, notification factories (useEmail, useSMS, useChat, useDatabase), or notification…
Use when working with the Stacks ORM — defining models with defineModel(), model relationships (hasOne, hasMany, belongsTo, belongsToMany, morphOne, hasManyThrough), attributes, traits, factories, computed properties, query building, transactions, or the 50+…
Use for architecture review of Stacks changes — scope review (CEO-level), data flow analysis, dependency analysis, test matrices, and implementation plans. Invoke with /stacks-plan-review.
Use when working with the Stacks preload chain and Bun plugins — the env plugin, the framework preloader, how auto-imports get injected into globalThis, why a command does or does not see framework globals, the bun-plugin-stx static-serve plugin, or writing a…
Use when building database queries in a Stacks application — constructing SQL queries, using the fluent query API, or configuring the query builder. Covers @stacksjs/query-builder which wraps bun-query-builder, and config/query-builder.ts.
Use when working with job queues in a Stacks application — creating jobs, dispatching, workers, batches, failed jobs, queue events, health checks, testing, Redis/database/sync drivers, rate limiting, or scheduled jobs. Covers @stacksjs/queue, config/queue.ts,…
Use when working with routing in a Stacks application — defining routes, HTTP methods, route groups, middleware, named routes, URL generation, request enhancement (Laravel-style input/query/file helpers), response helpers, error responses, route model…
Use when generating new code with Stacks — buddy make commands, project scaffolding, component/page/store/layout generation, or project templates. Covers buddy make:* commands and STX scaffolding utilities.
Use when working with the Stacks development or production server — server configuration, server middleware, or server startup. Covers @stacksjs/server and storage/framework/server/.
Use when working with STX templates in a Stacks application — template syntax, components, directives, signals, reactivity, SSR, streaming, hydration, or debugging STX rendering. STX is the ONLY templating system for Stacks.
Create polished, dependency-free architecture, workflow, sequence, data-flow, and lifecycle diagrams for Stacks applications as standalone HTML with inline SVG, dark/light themes, and PNG, JPEG, WebP, and SVG export. Use for system or cloud architecture,…
Use when working with TypeScript type definitions in a Stacks application — model types, request types, environment variables, event types, billing types, attribute types, or auto-imported globals. Covers storage/framework/types/ and…
Use when working with UI in a Stacks application — components, composables, reactivity (refs/watch/computed), Craft native components, Crosswind CSS, Crosswind utility framework, accessibility, or the STX templating engine. Covers @stacksjs/ui, @stacksjs/stx,…
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