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    React Testing Library: user-centric component testing with queries, user-event simulation, async utilities, and accessibility-first API. Use when writing React component tests, selecting elements by role/label/text, simulating user events, or testing async UI behavior. Keywords: React Testing Library, @testing-library/react, user-event, queries, render.

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    OpenSpec artifact-driven workflow. Covers OPSX commands, schemas, project config. Use when applying the artifact-driven workflow (OPSX), planning or reviewing changes based on artifact dependencies, or working with OPSX commands and schema/template resolution. Keywords: OPSX, artifact graph, /opsx:.

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    Base UI unstyled React components. Covers forms, menus, overlays, composition. Use when building accessible, unstyled React UI components with @base-ui/react, composing with render props, or implementing custom-styled form controls, menus, and overlays. Keywords: @base-ui/react, render props, unstyled components.

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    Vitest testing framework: Vite-powered tests, Jest-compatible API, mocking, snapshots, coverage, browser mode, and TypeScript support. Use when writing or configuring tests with Vitest, setting up mocking/snapshots, configuring coverage, or running browser-mode tests. Keywords: Vitest, testing, Vite, Jest, mocking, coverage.

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    Keep a Changelog format. Covers structure, change types, versioning. Use when creating or updating CHANGELOG.md files following the Keep a Changelog specification, or applying semver-compatible changelog conventions. Keywords: CHANGELOG.md, semver, Keep a Changelog.

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    Conventional Commits specification. Covers commit structure, types, breaking changes. Use when writing structured commit messages, configuring automated changelog generation, or applying semantic versioning conventions. Keywords: feat, fix, BREAKING CHANGE, Conventional Commits.

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    GNU Make automation and build system guidance. Use when creating or maintaining Makefiles, writing Make targets and recipes, or configuring GNU Make build automation. Keywords: Makefile, GNU Make, targets, recipes, build automation.

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    Agent Skills authoring, evaluation, and optimization. Create, edit, validate, benchmark, and improve skills following the agentskills.io specification. Use when designing SKILL.md files, structuring skill folders (references, scripts, assets), ingesting external documentation into skills, running trigger evals, benchmarking skill quality, optimizing descriptions, or performing blind A/B comparisons. Keywords: agentskills.io, SKILL.md, skill authoring, eval, benchmark, trigger optimization.

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    OpenAPI Specification (OAS 3.x): document structure, paths, operations, schemas, parameters, security schemes, and validation. Use when writing, reading, or validating OpenAPI specs, designing REST API schemas, or working with OAS 3.x document structure. Keywords: OpenAPI, OAS, Swagger, REST API, schemas.

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    Project documentation scaffolding. Covers about.md, specs.md, architecture.md, project-context.md, and user stories. Use when creating or maintaining project documentation in a .project/ folder, scaffolding specs, architecture docs, or user stories. Keywords: project setup, documentation, specs, architecture, stories.

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    Vite next-gen frontend tooling: dev server, HMR, build, config, plugins, Environment API, Rolldown. Use when setting up or running a Vite project, configuring vite.config., authoring plugins, working with HMR or JS API, or managing environment variables and modes. Keywords: vite.config, bundler, Vite, HMR, Rolldown.

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    FastAPI Python framework. Covers REST APIs, validation, dependencies, security. Use when building Python web APIs with FastAPI, configuring Pydantic models, implementing dependency injection, or setting up OAuth2/JWT authentication. Keywords: FastAPI, Pydantic, async, OAuth2, JWT, REST API.

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    PostgreSQL best practices: multi-tenancy with RLS, schema design, Alembic migrations, async SQLAlchemy, and query optimization. Use when designing multi-tenant tables with Row-Level Security, debugging tenant isolation, creating/changing Alembic migrations, or optimizing PostgreSQL queries. Keywords: PostgreSQL, RLS, Alembic, SQLAlchemy, multi-tenancy.

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    Bun JavaScript/TypeScript runtime and all-in-one toolkit. Covers runtime, package manager, bundler, test runner, HTTP server, WebSockets, SQLite, S3, Redis, file I/O, shell scripting, FFI, Markdown parser. Use when running JS/TS with Bun, managing packages, bundling, testing, or using Bun-specific APIs. Keywords: bun, bunx, bun install, bun run, bun test, bun build, Bun.serve, Bun.file, bun:sqlite, Bun.markdown.

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    CodeRabbit AI code review. Covers CLI usage, .coderabbit.yaml configuration, supported linters/tools, PR commands, and triage workflow. Use when running AI-powered code reviews on pull requests or local changes, configuring review rules, or triaging CodeRabbit findings. Keywords: @coderabbitai, code review, CLI, .coderabbit.yaml.

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    Telegram Bot development playbook: bot fundamentals, aiogram 3 patterns (handlers/middlewares/FSM), webhooks, keyboard UX, inline mode, Mini Apps, payments (Stars/subscriptions), authentication. Use when building or modifying Telegram bots, setting up webhook infrastructure, implementing inline keyboards/callback queries, integrating Telegram payments or Stars, or working with aiogram 3 handlers and FSM. Keywords: Telegram, aiogram, Bot API, webhook, handlers, middlewares, FSM, inline keyboard, reply keyboard, callbackquery, inline mode, Mini Apps, Web Apps, payments, Telegram Stars, Login Widget.

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    OpenClaw local AI assistant stack. Covers architecture, tools, gateway operations, channels, and onboarding. Use when deploying, configuring, or operating an OpenClaw instance, managing gateway routing, setting up channels, or working with the multi-agent tool governance system. Keywords: OpenClaw, gateway, tools, channels, agents.

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    deps.dev API v3 package metadata lookup. Covers version discovery, default/latest version, deprecation and project-status flags, resolved requirements/dependency graphs, URL encoding. Use when querying package versions, checking latest releases, detecting deprecated versions, or looking up dependency metadata via the deps.dev API. Keywords: deps.dev, api.deps.dev, package versions.

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    Qdrant vector database: collections, points, payload filtering, indexing, quantization, snapshots, and Docker/Kubernetes deployment. Use when managing Qdrant collections, performing vector searches with payload filters, configuring HNSW indexes or quantization, or deploying Qdrant clusters. Keywords: Qdrant, vector database, HNSW, quantization, semantic search.

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    pgvector Postgres extension. Covers vector types, distance operators, indexing (HNSW/IVFFlat), and client library usage. Use when storing vectors in PostgreSQL, running nearest-neighbor searches, or configuring HNSW/IVFFlat indexes. Keywords: pgvector, PostgreSQL, vector search, HNSW, IVFFlat.

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    Beads (bd) Dolt-backed issue tracker for agent task memory. Covers CLI ops, molecules, Dolt sync, Linear/Jira/GitLab. Use when tracking tasks and dependencies with the Beads CLI, syncing issues via Dolt, or integrating with Linear/Jira/GitLab. Keywords: bd, beads, Dolt, issue tracker.

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    SeaweedFS distributed storage. Covers filer, S3 API, replication, cloud tiers, and operations. Use when deploying SeaweedFS, configuring filer stores, exposing S3-compatible endpoints, or planning backup and security controls. Keywords: SeaweedFS, weed, filer, S3, object storage.

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    Tavily AI search API for LLM applications: web search, content extraction, site crawling, mapping, and research. Use when integrating real-time web search into LLM apps, extracting content from URLs, crawling sites, or building RAG pipelines with web data. Keywords: Tavily, AI search, RAG, web search API, LLM search, extract, crawl, map, research, tavily-python.