serverpod

Configure Serverpod — YAML config, environment variables, passwords, run modes, generator.yaml, TLS. Use when setting up environments, API/database/Redis settings, managing secrets or overriding configurations for tests.

Serverpod overview — what it is, project structure, how to work with. Always use at least once when working with projects that use Serverpod.

Adds interactive widget previews to the project using the previews.dart system. Use when creating new UI components or updating existing screens to ensure consistent design and interactive testing.

Write correct flutter_scene code. Use this whenever building 3D with the flutter_scene Dart/Flutter engine (rendering a scene, geometry, materials, lighting, loading a .glb model, animation, custom shaders). It corrects the wrong assumptions models carry from…

Build interactive 3D gameplay, character controllers, camera rigs, dynamic day/night cycles, water surfaces, audio, pooling, and debug overlays in flutter_scene. Use when creating game mechanics, camera controls, NPC behaviors, atmospheric environments, or…

Give a flutter_scene render a deliberate, polished look. Use this whenever a scene looks flat, dull, or washed out, or whenever the ask is to make it look good, because a good look is lighting plus post-processing, not geometry. Ships copy-paste…

Make a flutter_scene app hit frame budget. Use whenever a scene janks, stutters, or drops frames, or when the ask is to make it faster or run on mobile or web, because code-driven scenes are reliably slow and the fix depends on which thread is over budget,…

Build flutter_scene content from code instead of asset files. Use when generating terrain, scattering vegetation or crowds, building oceans and Gerstner waves, setting up procedural skies and trees, assembling modular kits, or driving a scene from noise and…

Build collapsible accordions with ShadAccordion and ShadAccordionItem; single or multiple open items. Use when adding expandable sections, FAQs, or vertically stacked reveal content in a Flutter shadcn_ui app.

Show callout alerts with ShadAlert and ShadAlert.destructive; icon, title, description. Use when displaying warnings, errors, or important messages in a Flutter shadcn_ui app.

Display user avatars with ShadAvatar; image URL with optional placeholder. Use when showing user profile images or fallback initials in a Flutter shadcn_ui app.

Display badges with ShadBadge; primary, secondary, destructive, outline variants. Use when showing tags, status labels, or count indicators in a Flutter shadcn_ui app.

Build breadcrumb navigation with ShadBreadcrumb, ShadBreadcrumbLink, ShadBreadcrumbDropdown, custom separator. Use when showing navigation path, hierarchy of links, or dropdown breadcrumb in a Flutter shadcn_ui app.

Use Shadcn UI buttons (ShadButton variants: primary, secondary, destructive, outline, ghost, link); leading icon, loading state, gradient and shadow. Use when adding buttons, CTAs, or button-style widgets in a Flutter shadcn_ui app.

Use ShadCalendar for single, multiple, or range date selection; caption layout, hide navigation, week numbers, outside days, fixed weeks. Use when building date pickers or calendar widgets in a Flutter shadcn_ui app.

Build cards with ShadCard; title, description, footer, and child content. Use when creating content cards, project cards, or notification panels in a Flutter shadcn_ui app.

Configure Serverpod — YAML config, environment variables, passwords, run modes, generator.yaml, TLS. Use when setting up environments, API/database/Redis settings, managing secrets or overriding configurations for tests.

Serverpod overview — what it is, project structure, how to work with. Always use at least once when working with projects that use Serverpod.

Test Serverpod endpoints and business logic - withServerpod, sessionBuilder, authentication, DB seeding, rollback, streams, running tests. Use when writing server tests or working with serverpod_test.

Define Serverpod endpoints, use Session, pass parameters, and call from client. Use when creating RPC endpoints, working with Session, or client code generation.

Serverpod database migrations — when and how to create/apply/repair migrations. Use whenever database schema changes are involved.

Define Serverpod data models in YAML (.spy.yaml) — fields, defaults, database tables, relations, enums, exceptions. Use when creating or editing .spy.yaml files. To query the generated ORM instead, use serverpod-database.

Upgrade Serverpod — minor/patch updates, major upgrades (2.x to 3.0, 3.x to 4.0). Use when upgrading Serverpod versions or updating dependencies.

Serverpod authentication — signing in users, checking whether they are authenticated, assigning scopes (e.g. admin). Use when adding features that require the user to be signed in.

Bootstrap a Relic web server, configure RelicApp, start serving, and enable hot reload. Use when creating a new Relic project, setting up a server, or configuring the development workflow.

Create and apply middleware for auth, CORS, logging, and other cross-cutting concerns. Use context properties for type-safe request-scoped data. Use when adding middleware, request/response transformations, or passing data between middleware and handlers.

Handle HTTP requests and create responses with Body, headers, and status codes in Relic. Use when reading request data, parsing JSON, building API responses, working with headers, or streaming content.

Define routes with path parameters, wildcards, tail segments, and typed params in Relic. Use when adding endpoints, handling dynamic URLs, setting up URL patterns, or forwarding requests.

Migrate a Dart web server from Shelf to Relic. Side-by-side reference for every API change. Use when converting Shelf code to Relic, replacing shelf/shelf_router/shelf_web_socket imports, or upgrading an existing server.

Serve static files and directories with caching and cache busting in Relic. Use when serving assets, images, CSS, JS, favicons, or configuring HTTP cache control headers.

Handle WebSocket connections and hijack connections for SSE or custom protocols in Relic. Use when implementing real-time communication, WebSocket endpoints, or server-sent events.

Use when writing or refactoring tests of any kind for Dart or Flutter projects.

Audit Dart or Flutter test coverage through a nested description artifact, then validate apparent gaps against production paths before proposing or adding tests. Use for coverage reviews, not ordinary test writing.

A Flutter UI library that ports shadcn/ui's components, styles, and theming. Provides accessible, fully customizable widgets (Button, Card, Form, Sidebar, and more) plus theming, layout, and typography guides. Use this skill when building a Flutter UI,…