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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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 building or configuring documentation for a Stacks project — BunPress setup, doc generation, navigation, sidebar structure, or documentation meta/SEO. Covers @stacksjs/docs and config/docs.ts.
Use when working with path aliases in a Stacks project — import resolution, module aliasing, or debugging import paths. Covers @stacksjs/alias which defines 260+ path mappings for the entire framework.
Use when adding analytics to a Stacks application — configuring Fathom or self-hosted analytics, generating tracking scripts, privacy-friendly analytics setup, or the analytics configuration. Covers @stacksjs/analytics and config/analytics.ts.
Use when working with array utilities in Stacks — statistical operations (average, median, mode, standard deviation, z-score, percentile, covariance), array manipulation (unique, flatten, partition, shuffle, sample, move), containment checks, or the Arr…
Use when defining or exploring a brand identity for a Stacks project and you want premium brand-kit REFERENCE IMAGES first - logo directions, palettes, typography specimens, identity boards, and application/mockup decks. Generates IMAGES ONLY, never code.…
Use when working with the Stacks build system — building component libraries, CLI binaries, server Docker images, documentation, or the framework core. Covers @stacksjs/build, buddy build commands, build actions, and the server build pipeline.
Use when implementing caching in Stacks — memory cache, Redis cache, cache-aside pattern (getOrSet), TTL management, cache stats, or cache configuration. Covers @stacksjs/cache and config/cache.ts.
Use when implementing chat messaging in Stacks — sending messages to Slack (webhooks, bot tokens, block kit), Discord (webhooks, bot tokens, embeds), Microsoft Teams (adaptive cards, webhooks), the BaseChatDriver abstraction, retry logic, or multi-channel…
Use when building CLI commands or tools with Stacks — the @stacksjs/cli package for creating commands with argument parsing, option handling, colored output, tables, progress indicators, prompts, or integrating with the buddy command system. Covers…
Use when working with collection data structures in Stacks — chaining array operations, Laravel-style collection methods, mapping, filtering, reducing, or grouping. Covers @stacksjs/collections which wraps ts-collect.
Use when creating or using reactive composables in STX templates — 90+ composables for state management, DOM interaction, sensors, animation, browser APIs, async operations, or the complete list of auto-imported composables. Covers @stacksjs/composables.
Use when working with Stacks configuration — the 44 config files, config helper functions, default values, environment-specific overrides, or the defineApp/defineDatabase/etc builder functions. Covers @stacksjs/config and the config/ directory.
Use when working with cron expressions in a Stacks application — parsing cron syntax, registering OS-level cron jobs, or low-level scheduling. Covers @stacksjs/cron. For higher-level scheduling, see stacks-scheduler.
Use when working with dates and times in Stacks — the DateTime class with Carbon-like API (add/sub, comparison, formatting, start/end of day/month/year), date parsing, format tokens, or timezone handling. Covers @stacksjs/datetime.
Use when managing dependencies in a Stacks project — system dependencies via Pantry, Bun workspaces, buddy-bot updates, better-dx tooling, or dependency configuration. Covers config/deps.ts, Pantry, and workspace management.
Use when generating stx components or design deliverables in a Stacks app and completeness matters - banning placeholder comments and truncation so you ship whole, runnable stx files instead of skeletons. Composes with stacks-design-taste and the…
Use when managing DNS in a Stacks application — Route53 hosted zones, domain records, nameserver management, or DNS configuration. Covers @stacksjs/dns (AWS Route53 driver), @stacksjs/dnsx, and config/dns.ts.
Use when working with framework constants in a Stacks application — NpmScript commands, Action identifiers, or any enumerated constants used across the build system, CLI, and actions. Covers @stacksjs/enums.
Use when working with the event system in a Stacks application — dispatching events, listening for events, model events, wildcard listeners, the event emitter, or event-driven architecture. Covers @stacksjs/events, app/Events.ts, app/Listener.ts, and…
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 when implementing health checks in a Stacks application — service monitoring, health endpoints, or diagnostic checks. Covers @stacksjs/health (currently WIP — Oh Dear integration planned).
Use when working with HTTP utilities in a Stacks application — HTTP status codes, making outbound HTTP requests via HttxClient, reactive fetch composables (useFetch/createFetch), or HTTP-related helpers. Covers @stacksjs/http, @stacksjs/httx, and the fetch…
Use when working with internationalization in a Stacks application — translations, locale management, pluralization, date/number/currency formatting, or loading translation files. Covers @stacksjs/i18n with translator, formatter, loader, and pluralization…
Use when designing a mobile app (onboarding, auth, home, profile, settings, chat, ecommerce, fintech, health, productivity, or social) in a Stacks context and you want premium app-native screen and flow REFERENCE IMAGES first, shown inside clean…
Use when designing a landing page, portfolio, hero, or marketing site in a Stacks app and you want premium website design REFERENCE IMAGES first (one horizontal image per section - hero, trust bar, features, pricing, CTA, etc.). Generates IMAGES ONLY, never…
Use when creating background job classes in app/Jobs/ — job structure, the handle method, job configuration (queue, tries, backoff, timeout, rate), dispatching patterns (dispatch, dispatchIf, dispatchAfter, dispatchNow), or the Every schedule constants. For…
Use when linting or formatting code in a Stacks project. CRITICAL - always use pickier, NEVER eslint directly. Run 'bunx --bun pickier .' to lint, 'bunx --bun pickier . --fix' to auto-fix. For unused variables, prefer eslint-disable-next-line comments over…