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Scaffold a new PROMPT 2.0 course phase end-to-end — a micro-frontend (clients/) plus a Go microservice (servers/) wired into Module Federation, the workspaces, and docker-compose. Use when asked to add a new course phase, component, or phase module/service.

Add or reuse a shared UI component in PROMPT 2.0 — install shadcn/ui primitives into the shared_library and surface them via @tumaet/prompt-ui-components instead of writing custom UI. Use when adding a button/dialog/table/form or any reusable UI element.

Address unresolved review comments on the current branch's GitHub PR — fetch the open threads, fix the code, and push. Use when asked to handle, resolve, or respond to PR review comments/feedback.

Docker Compose patterns for PROMPT's local multi-service stack — networking, volumes, container security, and debugging. Use when editing docker-compose*.yml, adding a service, or troubleshooting containers.

Create a GitHub release for the PROMPT 2.0 repository. Use this when asked to create, draft, or publish a GitHub release.

Deeper idiomatic Go patterns for PROMPT's services — concurrency (errgroup, context, goroutine leaks), error wrapping, and performance idioms. The go/ rules point here for these; they own the Gin/pgx/sqlc conventions.

Get Keycloak auth working for local PROMPT 2.0 development — the .env vs .env.dev split, realm import, and common auth failures (401/403/CORS). Use when setting up local dev, fixing login/token issues, or onboarding a new contributor.

Register or expose a Webpack Module Federation remote in PROMPT 2.0 — wire a micro-frontend's exposes and the core shell's remotes with the cache-busting pattern. Use when connecting a component to core, exposing a new module, or debugging a remote that won't load.

Open a GitHub pull request for the current branch using this repo's PR template and the gh CLI. Use when asked to open, create, or raise a PR.

PostgreSQL query, index, and schema patterns for PROMPT's per-service databases (pgx + sqlc + golang-migrate). Use when writing queries or migrations, designing schema, or diagnosing slow queries.

React 19 client-side performance patterns for PROMPT — bundle size for Module Federation remotes, re-render reduction (Zustand/TanStack Query), and rendering cost. Use when profiling or reviewing slow client interactions, renders, or bundle growth.

Add or change a database schema in a PROMPT 2.0 Go service using golang-migrate + sqlc — write the migration and queries, regenerate type-safe Go, and stay green on the migration CI check. Use when adding a table/column, writing SQL queries, or running sqlc.