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Handle plugin activation, deactivation, and uninstall. Use when setting up database tables, default options, cleanup tasks, or requirement checks.

File naming conventions and namespace-to-directory mapping for PHP files. Use when creating new classes, traits, interfaces, or abstract classes to ensure proper autoloading.

Use Hooker service to register WordPress actions and filters. Use when adding WordPress hooks, filters, or actions in the plugin. Never use add_action or add_filter directly.

Create service providers to register and boot services in the WordPress plugin. Use when adding new features, controllers, or services that need dependency injection and initialization.

Use existing traits and create custom traits for code reuse. Use when sharing common functionality across multiple classes without inheritance.

Modify webpack configuration in src/config/ - add entry points, loaders, plugins, aliases. Use when user needs to customize webpack build, add React/TypeScript, modify Babel, add PostCSS plugins, or change dev server settings.

Create AJAX handlers for WordPress admin and frontend. Use when handling asynchronous requests from JavaScript, form submissions, or dynamic content loading.

Enqueue scripts and styles using the Assets service. Use when adding JavaScript or CSS files to admin or frontend, localizing scripts, or managing asset dependencies.

Define field schemas with validation and sanitization rules for WordPress forms. Use when creating form schemas, defining validation rules, configuring field properties, or setting up entity value resolution.

Register custom field types with Renderer instances. Use when creating specialized field types, adding custom behavior to fields, building reusable field components, or overriding built-in field types.

Use utility classes for constants, sanitization, string formatting, and value resolution. Use when accessing package constants, sanitizing field configuration, formatting field names, or resolving callable and entity method values.

Validate and sanitize form data against schema definitions. Use when validating POST data, sanitizing user input, checking field requirements, or applying custom validation rules.

Render HTML form fields from schema definitions for WordPress forms. Use when rendering forms from schemas, generating metabox HTML, or working with entity objects and value arrays.

Create custom field templates for WordPress form fields. Use when customizing field HTML output, overriding default templates, integrating with CSS frameworks, or creating new field types.