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Use when applying The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) for enterprise architecture development. Covers the Architecture Development Method (ADM), Architecture Repository, Enterprise Continuum, content metamodel, and key deliverables per phase. USE…
Use when modeling software systems using the Unified Modeling Language (UML) standard. Covers structural and behavioral diagram types, notation, relationships, multiplicity, visibility, and stereotypes. USE FOR: class diagrams, sequence diagrams, activity…
Use when writing Architecture Decision Records to capture significant technical decisions with their context, rationale, and consequences. Covers the Nygard format, MADR format, ADR numbering, linking, lifecycle management, and adr-tools CLI. USE FOR:…
Use when writing Business Requirements Documents that justify why a project should be undertaken. Covers executive summaries, business objectives, stakeholder analysis, current state analysis, proposed solutions, business rules, cost-benefit analysis, success…
Use when writing markdown-based test specifications with the Gauge framework (ThoughtWorks). Covers specification files, scenarios, steps, concepts, data tables, tags, step implementations, data-driven testing, and reporting. USE FOR: markdown test…
Use when writing Behavior-Driven Development specifications in Gherkin syntax. Covers Feature files, Scenario/Scenario Outline, Given/When/Then steps, Background, Examples tables, tags, data tables, doc strings, and step definition patterns. USE FOR: BDD…
Use when writing Product Requirements Documents that define what to build and why. Covers problem statements, goals/non-goals, user stories, success metrics, functional and non-functional requirements, milestones, prioritization frameworks, and the…
Use when writing RFC (Request for Comments) design documents to propose significant technical changes for team review and feedback. Covers RFC structure, motivation, detailed design, alternatives analysis, risk assessment, the RFC workflow, and when to use…
Use when writing or structuring software specifications, requirements documents, and architecture decision records. Covers PRDs, TRDs, BRDs, ADRs, RFCs, and executable spec formats. USE FOR: choosing requirements document types, documentation strategy,…
Use when writing Technical Requirements Documents that define how to build a system. Covers system architecture, API specifications, data models, security requirements, performance requirements, dependencies, technical constraints, and deployment plans. USE…
Use when working with software specifications, architecture documentation, and diagramming. Covers the full spectrum of spec-driven development — from architectural diagrams to requirements documents to specification tooling. USE FOR: specification-driven…
Use when working with specification tooling that automates the spec-driven development workflow — from generating specs to creating plans and tasks from specifications. USE FOR: spec-driven development tooling, spec-to-code automation, specification…
Use when setting up or using GitHub Spec Kit for spec-driven development — where specifications define the "what" before the "how." Covers slash commands for constitution definition, specification generation, clarification, implementation planning, task…
Use for verifying business requirements with executable specifications using BDD frameworks. Covers Cucumber (Java, JS, Ruby), SpecFlow/Reqnroll (C#), Behave (Python), Gauge (ThoughtWorks), and Godog (Go). Includes Gherkin feature files, step definitions, BDD…
Use for WCAG compliance testing and assistive technology validation. Covers axe-core (programmatic API, Playwright/React integrations), Pa11y (CLI and CI runner), Lighthouse accessibility audits, Storybook addon-a11y, and WAVE. Includes WCAG 2.1/2.2 levels,…
Use for testing HTTP endpoints directly using cross-platform API testing tools. Covers .http files (VS Code REST Client, JetBrains HTTP Client), Bruno collections, Postman/Newman, k6 for functional API verification, environment management, and CI integration…
Use when designing or implementing chaos engineering experiments to verify system resilience under failure conditions. Covers chaos engineering principles, steady-state hypothesis, blast radius management, game days, and tools like Chaos Monkey, Gremlin,…
Use when setting up or improving contract tests that verify API compatibility between services. Covers Pact (consumer-driven contracts), PactFlow (bi-directional contracts), Spring Cloud Contract, Pact Broker, can-i-deploy, and strategies for choosing between…
Use when writing, improving, or debugging end-to-end tests that verify full user flows through the real system. Covers Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, Appium, and Maestro with Page Object Model pattern, critical path testing, codegen, and cross-browser/mobile…
Use when writing or improving integration tests that verify multiple components working together. Covers Testcontainers, ASP.NET WebApplicationFactory, Supertest, pytest with real databases, Spring Boot testing, test database patterns, and CI/Docker-in-Docker…
Use for load, stress, and scalability testing of applications and APIs. Covers k6 (Grafana), JMeter, Gatling, Artillery, and Lighthouse for web performance audits. Includes test type definitions, key metrics, thresholds, CI integration patterns, and…
Use when choosing a testing strategy, right-sizing test coverage, or understanding test categories. Covers the Test Trophy model, test type tradeoffs, and guidance on balancing static analysis, unit, integration, and end-to-end tests. USE FOR: testing…
Use when setting up or improving static analysis tooling — type checking, linting, security scanning (SAST), and code formatting. Covers cross-platform tools including TypeScript, mypy, ESLint, Biome, Ruff, Semgrep, CodeQL, Roslyn analyzers, Prettier, Black,…
Use when writing, improving, or debugging unit tests that verify isolated functions, methods, and classes. Covers cross-platform frameworks including Vitest, Jest, xUnit, NUnit, MSTest, pytest, JUnit 5, and Go testing with mocking strategies, test doubles,…
Use for visual regression testing to catch unintended UI changes. Covers Chromatic (Storybook integration), Percy (BrowserStack), BackstopJS (headless CSS regression), Playwright screenshot assertions, and Applitools Eyes (AI-powered). Includes baseline…
Use when writing shell scripts or working with Bash, Zsh, or POSIX-compatible shells on macOS and Linux. Covers scripting fundamentals, variables, control flow, functions, pipes, process management, and common patterns for automation and developer tooling.…
Use when making HTTP requests from the command line for API testing, debugging, and automation. Covers curl, wget, and HTTPie with common patterns for REST APIs, authentication, file uploads, and response inspection. USE FOR: curl, wget, HTTPie, HTTP from…
Use when building, running, or managing containers with Docker or Podman. Covers Dockerfiles, multi-stage builds, Docker Compose, image optimization, security, registries, and container networking for development and CI/CD. USE FOR: Docker, Podman,…
Use when working with Git version control — branching strategies, common workflows, conflict resolution, history manipulation, hooks, and configuration. Covers everyday commands through advanced operations like rebase, cherry-pick, bisect, and worktrees. USE…
Use when processing JSON or YAML data from the command line. Covers jq for JSON and yq for YAML — filtering, transforming, and extracting data from structured outputs of APIs, config files, and CLI tools. USE FOR: jq, yq, JSON processing, YAML processing, CLI…
Use when automating build, test, and development tasks with language-agnostic task runners. Covers GNU Make, Just, and Task (Taskfile) — tools that provide a consistent interface for project commands across any tech stack. USE FOR: Make, Makefile, Just,…
Use when installing, managing, or automating system-level software with OS package managers. Covers Chocolatey, winget, Homebrew, apt, dnf, pacman, snap, Flatpak, and Scoop — the non-language-specific package managers for installing developer tools and system…
Use when writing PowerShell scripts or automating tasks with PowerShell 7+ (the cross-platform edition). Covers cmdlet patterns, pipeline, objects vs text, modules, error handling, remoting, and differences from Windows PowerShell 5.1. USE FOR: PowerShell 7,…
Use when writing or debugging regular expressions for pattern matching, validation, search, and text transformation. Covers regex syntax, common patterns, lookahead/lookbehind, character classes, quantifiers, and differences between regex flavors (PCRE,…
Use when working with fundamental CLI tools and utilities that are essential for software development across all languages and platforms. Covers shells, version control, system package managers, containers, remote access, HTTP clients, data processing, and…
Use when configuring or using SSH for remote access, secure file transfer, tunneling, and key management. Covers ssh, scp, sftp, ssh-keygen, SSH config, agent forwarding, port forwarding, and ProxyJump for jump hosts. USE FOR: SSH, scp, sftp, ssh-keygen, SSH…
Use when building command-line interface tools with TypeScript. Covers argument parsing, interactive prompts, terminal UI, output formatting, and CLI packaging. USE FOR: CLI tool development, argument parsing with commander/yargs/oclif, terminal UI with ink,…
Use when choosing or configuring JavaScript/TypeScript package managers, managing dependencies, setting up workspaces, or publishing packages. Covers npm, yarn, pnpm, and bun. USE FOR: package manager selection, npm/yarn/pnpm/bun configuration, monorepo…
Use when configuring TypeScript projects, tsconfig.json, build tools, bundlers, and compilation pipelines. Covers compiler options, module systems, project references, and declaration files. USE FOR: tsconfig.json configuration, compiler options, build tool…
Use when building applications with Deno, the TypeScript-first runtime with built-in security, web standard APIs, and modern tooling. Covers Deno 2.x features, permissions, module system, standard library, built-in tools, HTTP servers, testing, npm…