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Core development principles for code quality, object-oriented design, and package structure. Automatically applied to all development work.
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| name | development-principles |
| description | Core development principles for code quality, object-oriented design, and package structure. Automatically applied to all development work. |
Core principles to follow during development. See reference.md and examples.md for details.
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Interact with Confluence Cloud via REST API — create pages, update content, search with CQL, read documentation, and manage spaces. Use this skill whenever the user mentions Confluence pages, wiki, documentation, knowledge base, spaces, or anything related to Confluence content management, even if they don't explicitly say 'Confluence'.
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Interact with Jira Cloud via REST API — create issues, search with JQL, view details, update fields, transition workflow states, add comments, list projects, and browse boards/sprints. Use this skill whenever the user mentions Jira tickets, issues, sprints, boards, JQL, or anything related to Jira project management, even if they don't explicitly say 'Jira'.