Draft the pull-request body as a guide for the human reviewing it: where to look more closely, what was tested and what was not, which calls were rather than deduction, and what will only show up in production. Use when asked to "draft the PR body", "write…
Use when creating or materially revising system architecture diagrams — a build-time structure chart (units, layers, product composition) or runtime charts (thread model, life-of-a-request flow). Triggers include "architecture diagram", "threading diagram",…
Use when creating or materially revising a project's README, code documentation, CLI help, diagrams, onboarding, or other feature documentation for users or developers.
Use when creating or materially revising a project's README, code documentation, CLI help, diagrams, onboarding, or other feature documentation for users or developers.
Use when creating or materially revising system architecture diagrams — a build-time structure chart (units, layers, product composition) or runtime charts (thread model, life-of-a-request flow). Triggers include "architecture diagram", "threading diagram",…
Draw a dataflow or pipeline diagram for a program that already exists in code — a DAG, a processing chain, a stream topology, a service graph. Use when asked to "diagram the pipeline", "show the dataflow", "chart the DAG", "visualize how the data moves",…
Draw the layout of a memory or wire format that already exists in code — a byte anatomy of one encoded instance, the per-variant conventions of a shared encoding, or the linkage between blocks. Use when asked to "diagram the format", "show the byte layout",…
Use when drawing or materially revising a dataflow or pipeline diagram for a program that already exists in code — a DAG, a processing chain, a stream topology, a service graph. Triggers include "diagram the pipeline", "show the dataflow", "chart the DAG",…