built-with-ai

Use when committing to the repository, writing commit messages, naming branches, structuring commits, or managing git history.

Use when changing GitHub configuration, setting up branch protection rules, configuring CODEOWNERS, pull request templates, or GitHub repository settings.

Use when creating a new package, changing workspace configuration, setting up shared tooling, or making decisions about monorepo structure and package boundaries.

Use when configuring GitHub Actions workflows, writing CI/CD pipelines, setting up composite actions, or managing workflow secrets and environment variables.

Use when writing Angular TypeScript or HTML template files. Covers modern Angular patterns: standalone components, signals, inject(), control flow syntax, and lazy loading.

Use when writing front-end components that require ARIA attributes, accessible custom widgets, screen reader support, or dynamic content announcements.

Use when writing front-end components that must meet WCAG 2.x operability criteria: keyboard navigation, focus management, timing, seizure prevention, and navigation patterns.

Use when writing front-end components that must meet WCAG 2.x perceivability criteria: text alternatives, contrast ratios, responsive layouts, and color usage.

Use when writing front-end components that must meet WCAG 2.x robustness criteria: valid markup, assistive technology compatibility, and semantic HTML.

Use when writing front-end components that must meet WCAG 2.x understandability criteria: language declaration, consistent navigation, form labels, error handling, and clear UX patterns.

Use when writing or configuring Vitest unit tests in TypeScript or TSX files. Covers mocking patterns, setup files, snapshots, coverage, and DOM testing.