kirby-forms-and-frontend-actions
Implements frontend forms and actions in Kirby CMS, including contact forms, file uploads, email handling, and page creation from the frontend.
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Implements frontend forms and actions in Kirby CMS, including contact forms, file uploads, email handling, and page creation from the frontend.
Orchestrate an automated PR review-fix loop. Dispatches subagents to analyze code, CI status, and comments, then applies iterative fixes until the PR reaches a passing state.
Master the EARS format to transform ambiguous feature ideas into precise, testable requirements, acceptance criteria, and edge case documentation.
An AI-driven active listening framework to extract, clarify, and structure requirements, business values, and scope from ambiguous user stories.
Framework for building AI agents that persist state across multiple context windows, enabling them to complete complex, multi-day coding tasks without losing progress or context.
Production-grade TanStack Query v5 patterns for async state management, including query key factories, data mutations, caching, and SSR configuration.
Efficiently extract, filter, and transform specific fields from JSON files using jq, saving up to 95% of context window usage compared to reading full files.
Convert markdown PRDs into structured prd.json files for the Ralph autonomous AI agent system to enable repeatable, context-aware software development.
Interface design guidance for utilitarian apps, focusing on dashboards, admin panels, and data-heavy UIs using a component-library-first approach.
Reactive UI patterns for remote data fetching, enabling smooth in-place updates, persistent scroll position, and efficient loading state management using the .current property.
Advanced QE reporting, quality dashboards, and predictive analytics for test metrics, code coverage, and deployment readiness to drive data-informed quality decisions.
Apply context-driven testing principles to adapt testing strategies based on project goals, risks, and constraints rather than relying on universal best practices.