gastonmorixe

Use when finishing a feature or fix and ready to release — runs lint, tests, docs check, personal data audit, version bump, changelog, commit, tag, merge to main, and push to origin.

2026-edition design-patterns reference for TypeScript 6. Covers all 23 Gang-of-Four patterns, PoEAA enterprise patterns (Repository, Unit of Work, Service Layer, DTO, Identity Map, Lazy Load), modern TS idioms (Result, Discriminated Union State, Branded Types, Type-State, Dependency Injection, Hooks, Signals, Reducer, Middleware), resilience (Circuit Breaker, Retry+Backoff, Saga, Outbox, Idempotency), plus references on SOLID, anti-patterns, TS 6 features (strict-default, ES2025, Temporal, satisfies, const params, NoInfer, using), functional patterns, architectural styles (Hexagonal, Clean, CQRS, Event Sourcing, DDD), and testing. Use when designing architecture, refactoring code, or when code exhibits symptoms like growing switch statements, deep inheritance, tight coupling, dual-write inconsistencies, throwing for expected errors, stringly-typed IDs, unbounded retry loops, or boolean state flags.

Official Xcode-grounded Apple development guidance for Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, AppKit, WidgetKit, FoundationModels, AppIntents, Liquid Glass, Visual Intelligence, Xcode prompt behavior, and preview/code-edit workflows. Use when Codex needs to answer or edit Apple-platform code, generate or fix \#Preview blocks, interpret bundled Xcode Intelligence prompts/docs, or apply Apple-specific guidance from the selected Xcode and Apple system materials.

Generate a continuation-ready markdown dump for an external coding-agent session, starting with Claude Code session IDs. Use when the user needs to continue prior work from a Claude session, inspect where session history is stored, dump tool calls/subagents/tasks/plans/teams metadata, or build a citation-heavy session handoff. The bundled Bun TypeScript CLI runs standalone and supports reference-first output with opt-in raw inclusion.

Create a new GitHub repository, scaffold a project, and push it. Use when the user describes a new project they want to build.