unified-scheduling

Apply the unified-scheduling backend logging pattern for .NET API services. Use when adding or changing logging in api/ services, controllers, background startup services, exception handling, or tests that directly instantiate logged services. Covers ILogger constructor injection, Microsoft logging level guidance, structured message templates, sensitive data handling, and validation commands.

Add or update Calendar module functionality using the contribution-based frontend architecture and Calendar-owned backend event model. Use when modifying calendar views, calendar data contributions, create/detail actions, or Calendar Event/EventSeries backend behavior.

Refactor FluentValidation validators to use inline WithMessage strings instead of WithErrorCode + shared error-code constants. Use when asked to remove error codes, inline validation messages, or clean up validators that reference ApiValidationErrorCodes.

Refactor or create Vue 3 form modal components using a formData object, generated Zod schemas, and consistent save/error handling. Use when asked to clean up, refactor, or build a form modal in web/src/.

Add or update permission seed entries using module-owned PermissionSeedConfiguration contributions, then let PermissionSeeder aggregate across modules. Use when introducing a new permission or moving permissions between modules.

Write minimal xUnit tests for .NET/C# changes in the unified-scheduling API. Use when adding tests for endpoints, validators, services, or handlers in api/. Covers test project layout, naming conventions, fixture setup, and run commands.

Write minimal Vitest + Vue Test Utils tests for the unified-scheduling web frontend. Use when adding tests for Vue components, composables, stores, or utilities in web/src/. Covers test layout, setup helpers, mocking patterns, and run commands.

Explain BC Gov design tokens, their naming convention, and how to apply them. Use when asked about design tokens, CSS variables, token naming, or how to map BC Gov values to a framework theme (e.g. Vuetify).

Review a component or screen for WCAG 2.1 AA compliance. Use when asked about accessibility, contrast ratios, keyboard navigation, ARIA attributes, focus management, or screen reader support.

Show BC Gov colour palettes and tokens. Use when asked about BC Gov colours, hex values, colour scales, brand colours, or which colour to use for a specific UI element.

List available BC Government Design System components. Use when asked what components exist, which component to use for a UI pattern, or for BC Design System component documentation URLs.

Create a new shared Vue component aligned to the BC Government Design System. Use when asked to build, scaffold, or add a new shared UI component following BC Gov Visual Identity.