nestjs-best-practices
NestJS 11+ expert assistant for enterprise Node.js development, including dependency injection, DTO validation, authentication, ORMs, testing, microservices, and architectural best practices.
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NestJS 11+ expert assistant for enterprise Node.js development, including dependency injection, DTO validation, authentication, ORMs, testing, microservices, and architectural best practices.
Perform comprehensive code reviews and generate QA test plans for Storyblok projects, ensuring quality, security, and adherence to best practices.
Initiates automated reverse engineering by discovering codebase architecture, layers, and technology stacks to facilitate system modernization or documentation.
Automate AWS SES inbound email processing by configuring SNS webhook delivery for AI agents and automated email parsing systems.
Conduct strategic competitive analysis to map market landscapes, identify direct competitors, synthesize strengths and weaknesses, and uncover differentiation opportunities.
Structured, template-driven workflow for end-to-end feature development including coding, automated testing, verification, and session-based improvement.
Generates OpenAPI 3.0/3.1 specs from code (FastAPI, NestJS) or design-first schemas. Includes client SDK generation, mock server setup, and support for Swagger/ReDoc/Stoplight documentation workflows.
IDAPython scripting and IDA Pro API automation for advanced reverse engineering, binary analysis, decompilation, and database manipulation.
Comprehensive n8n workflow testing framework for lifecycle validation, node-to-node data flow, error handling, and performance benchmarking in automated environments.
An agent-first, zero-based envelope budgeting CLI for tracking finances with SQLite or Turso/libSQL backends.
Automated setup and configuration of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for Claude Code to enable seamless integration with external databases, APIs, and file systems.
Search and reference Chromium documentation, including design docs, APIs, and development guides. Use to locate, browse, or learn about architecture, GPU, network, security, and testing concepts within the Chromium codebase.