.net-new-project
Create a new .NET 8 Web API solution following Clean Architecture principles.
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Create a new .NET 8 Web API solution following Clean Architecture principles.
Provides Nette Database conventions and API reference. Use when working with database entities, Selection API, ActiveRow, SQL queries, or database configuration in Nette.
Create a React component following project conventions — imports, types, cn(), tRPC patterns
Build new pages in this project when asked to create a new page or major page layout. Enforce design_rules.md and client/src/design-tokens.ts, include a full-blue trust-gradient section, include a Buy Now Pay Later style section, include at least two sections with placeholder images, omit the risk section, and run ESLint with eslint.config.cjs after changes.
When building Next.js App Router pages and deciding between Server and Client Components.
Nodemon JSON configuration templates and validation logic for development server hot-reload. Includes 5 required standards (watch patterns, exec command, ignore patterns, development settings, required dependencies). Use when creating or auditing nodemon.json files to enable automatic server restart on file changes.
Structure n8n nodes correctly with INodeTypeDescription, resource-operation patterns, and proper package.json configuration. Use this skill when creating new *.node.ts files, defining INodeTypeDescription properties, implementing resource and operation parameters, building trigger nodes, organizing complex nodes into actions folders, or configuring the n8n section in package.json. Apply when choosing between declarative and programmatic styles, setting up node metadata, or structuring community node packages.
Usar al implementar una funcionalidad nueva de principio a fin
Foundational architecture for Nuxt 4 + Vue 3 + Nuxt UI applications. Use when starting new projects, understanding project structure, or making architectural decisions about directory organization, technology choices, and pattern selection.