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Use when choosing a ddd4j-quarkus 3.3.x or 4.0.x line based on ddd4j, Quarkus Platform, JDK, Maven, and POM model constraints. Chinese trigger words: version selection, adaptation line, maintenance line, compatibility matrix, Quarkus…
Use when building ddd4j Quarkus REST endpoints with request context, errors, authentication, validation, idempotency, CORS, limits, and readiness. Chinese trigger words: REST…
Use when choosing compatible ddd4j, ddd4j-boot, ddd4j-cloud, ddd4j-javalin, or ddd4j-quarkus versions for a new project, upgrade, migration, or maintained…
Use when implementing or reviewing ddd4j HTTP contracts across Spring MVC, WebFlux, Javalin, Quarkus REST, Micronaut, Vert.x, Helidon, or Dropwizard, including…
Implement tasks from an OpenSpec change. Use when the user wants to start implementing, continue implementation, or work through tasks.
Implement tasks from an OpenSpec change. Use when the user wants to start implementing, continue implementation, or work through tasks.
Chat / code generation via OmniRoute using OpenAI /v1/chat/completions or Anthropic /v1/messages format with SSE streaming, auto-fallback combos, RTK token…
Use when building a REST/HTTP backend in Rust — axum routing, extractors, shared state, middleware, error responses, sqlx database access. Not for raw…
Use when laying out a new Go service, choosing an HTTP router or DB layer, or wiring dependencies. Not for concurrency (go-concurrency) or language idioms…
Use when writing or reviewing Go concurrency — goroutines, channels, errgroup, context cancellation, or goroutine leaks. Not for sequential idioms…
Use when writing or reviewing idiomatic sequential Go — error handling, slog logging, generics, interfaces, style. Not for concurrency (go-concurrency).
Use when converting existing code to modular architecture (Laravel, Next.js, React). Triggers: "modularize", "convert to modules", "migrate to modular",…
Use when writing modern non-framework PHP 8.1-8.5 — property hooks, asymmetric visibility, pipe operator, attributes, enums, readonly. Do NOT use for style…
Use when choosing crates for a Rust project — serialization, CLI, async runtime, web, database, HTTP client, error handling, observability. Not for API usage…
Use when designing Rust error handling — thiserror vs anyhow, typed error enums,
Use when organizing TanStack Start code, splitting oversized routes/server functions, or reviewing architecture. Do NOT use for setup or plain React SPA.
Use when deciding where TanStack Start code runs, fixing secret leaks, DB-in-loader bugs, or hydration mismatches.
Use when composing cross-cutting server logic in TanStack Start with createMiddleware — chaining, context, auth factories.
Use when creating type-safe RPC server logic with createServerFn — validators, handlers, FormData, redirects. Do NOT use for raw HTTP endpoints or middleware…
Use when building raw HTTP endpoints in TanStack Start with the server property — handlers, params, middleware. Do NOT use for internal RPC…
Use when creating or migrating a tsconfig.json, choosing module/moduleResolution, or fixing TS 6.0 deprecations that are hard errors in TS 7.0. Not for…
Use when writing or reviewing modern TS syntax — const type parameters, using/await using, standard decorators, satisfies, or LLM anti-patterns (legacy…
Use when choosing or configuring a TS linter/formatter — Biome 2.x vs ESLint 10 flat config + typescript-eslint typed linting. Not for type checking itself…
Use when publishing a TypeScript library — exports map, JSR vs npm, dual ESM/CJS, type validation, provenance. Not for application deployment.