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Write Conventional Commits messages and enforce them via git hook. Use for every git commit.

Write clean, maintainable code with clear separation of concerns, small pure functions, early-return control flow, and no nested ternaries. Use when implementing, reviewing, or refactoring code.

Use the skills-repo CLI to search, inspect, install, update, and remove agent skills. Use when managing skills for the current agent or project.

Maintain CHANGELOG.md in Keep a Changelog format and derive the SemVer bump from commits. Use when preparing a release.

Use hypothesis-driven debugging: reproduce, isolate, hypothesize, test, fix, and verify. Use when a bug is not immediately obvious.

Perform structured code reviews covering correctness, security, performance, and tests with severity-tagged findings. Use when reviewing a PR or code.

Plan safe, incremental refactorings by characterizing behavior first, taking small reversible steps, and keeping tests green. Use when refactoring.

Author skills for this registry with correct SKILL.md structure, strong capability-and-trigger descriptions, skill.json manifests, and lean instruction bodies. Use when creating or improving a skill.

Backend architecture conventions for the chdev Node.js project (Express + TypeORM + Zod). Activate when working on backend code, creating new resources, controllers, routes, repositories, entities, or schemas.

Rules and conventions for writing CHDev documentation in French. Activate when asked to create, modify, or write documentation for the chdev project.

Frontend architecture conventions for the chdev Vue 3 + Vuetify 3 project. Activate when working on frontend code, creating new views, components, composables, services, or routes.

The user's personal coding style. Load before writing, refactoring, or reviewing code in any language or project — covers magic numbers/strings, separation of I/O from domain logic, guard clauses, exhaustive mappers instead of switch, no nested ternaries,…

Build frontends with Jadis (@jadis/core), a minimal library over native Web Components — no virtual DOM, no reactivity, no framework runtime. Use whenever code imports `@jadis/core`, extends `Jadis`, uses…

How apps are built with jlib (`@syware/jlib`, SyWare's `jl-*` web components on Jadis) — finding a component and its API, an app's setup, Jadis in brief, icons, theming through `--jl-*` tokens, jlib's texts in the app's language, writing views with jl-*…

How SyWare apps behave, from jlib's UX patterns — the principles, the frame (app shell, side nav, account menu, search), page layout, lists and work surfaces, forms, collections, states, feedback, confirmations, and the checklist a finished page is reviewed…

Build web applications with Jadis (`@jadis/core`), a thin layer over native Web Components — no virtual DOM, no reactivity, no framework runtime. Covers project setup with or without a bundler, JSX or createElement templating, the component lifecycle, state,…