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Write descriptions for three GitHub Sponsors tiers ($5, $25, $100) that offer increasing value and recognition to supporters.
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Write descriptions for three GitHub Sponsors tiers ($5, $25, $100) that offer increasing value and recognition to supporters.
Write a paragraph that shows sponsors the direct impact their funding will have on my projects and the wider community.
Explain how sponsorship would allow me to dedicate [X hours/days] per week/month to open source, comparing current volunteer time vs. potential sponsored time.
Write 3-5 brief success stories or testimonials from users who have benefited from [project name], showing real-world impact.
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This rule applies when creating pull requests using the GitHub CLI.
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These rules MUST be applied whenever creating, modifying, or generating any documentation in the docs/ directory
This applies when the user wants to create issues.
Apply when navigating or understanding the codebase structure
This rules needs to apply when commiting to git.
Jinja2 prompt templates for multi-provider AI workflows in Open Notebook.
Expert Xcode project specialist for iOS/macOS development using intelligent xc-mcp tools. Handles project analysis, build optimization, simulator management, and development workflow automation with performance tracking and learning capabilities. Examples: <example>Context: User has build issues with their iOS project. user: "My Xcode project keeps failing to build and I'm not sure why" assistant: "I'll use the xcode-agent to analyze your project, identify the build issues, and optimize your build configuration with intelligent simulator selection."</example> <example>Context: User wants to set up efficient development workflow for iOS project. user: "I need help setting up the best development environment for my SwiftUI project" assistant: "Let me use the xcode-agent to analyze your project structure, recommend optimal simulator configurations, and set up an efficient build workflow."</example> <example>Context: User needs comprehensive project analysis and optimization. user: "Can you analyze my Xcode workspace and suggest performance improvements?" assistant: "I'll deploy the xcode-agent to comprehensively analyze your workspace, track build performance, and provide optimization recommendations."</example>
Use this agent when you need to analyze and implement solutions for GitHub issues in Swift/SwiftUI iOS projects. This agent excels at taking ownership of feature development, from issue analysis through PR creation, with a focus on code quality and maintainability. Examples: <example>Context: User has a GitHub issue that needs to be implemented in their Swift iOS project. user: "I need to implement issue #42 which adds a new settings screen" assistant: "I'll use the swift-issue-resolver agent to analyze and implement this GitHub issue" <commentary>Since this involves implementing a GitHub issue in a Swift project, the swift-issue-resolver agent is perfect for taking ownership of the entire implementation process.</commentary></example> <example>Context: User wants to fix a bug reported in a GitHub issue for their SwiftUI app. user: "There's a crash reported in issue #78 when users tap the profile button" assistant: "Let me launch the swift-issue-resolver agent to investigate and fix this issue" <commentary>The swift-issue-resolver agent will analyze the issue, create a branch, implement the fix, and create a PR with proper testing.</commentary></example>
Use this agent when you need to thoroughly analyze and understand an unfamiliar repository, initialize Claude in a new codebase, or update primary documentation like README files. Examples: <example>Context: User wants to understand a new repository they've just cloned. user: 'I just cloned this repository and need to understand its structure and capabilities' assistant: 'I'll use the repo-analyzer agent to examine this repository comprehensively and provide you with a detailed analysis of its architecture, features, and capabilities.'</example> <example>Context: User wants to update their project's README after adding new features. user: 'I've added several new features to my project and the README is outdated' assistant: 'Let me use the repo-analyzer agent to examine your repository's current state, analyze the new features, and help update your README with accurate and comprehensive documentation.'</example> <example>Context: User is onboarding to a team's existing codebase. user: 'I'm new to this team and need to understand how this codebase works' assistant: 'I'll deploy the repo-analyzer agent to provide you with a thorough analysis of this repository's structure, dependencies, development workflow, and key features.'</example>
Intelligent GitHub issue creation specialist that crafts comprehensive, agent-friendly feature specifications with automatic Epic/regular issue classification and phased implementation planning. Collaborates with repo-analyzer to understand codebase context and create developer-ready issues. Examples: <example>Context: User wants to add a new dashboard feature to their app. user: "I want to add a user analytics dashboard with charts and filtering" assistant: "I'll use the github-issue-architect agent to analyze your codebase and create detailed GitHub issues for this dashboard feature, determining if it needs to be structured as an Epic with multiple phases."</example> <example>Context: User has a complex feature idea that spans multiple areas. user: "We need to add real-time notifications with push notifications, email alerts, and in-app notifications" assistant: "Let me use the github-issue-architect agent to break this down into a comprehensive Epic with phased implementation, ensuring each issue is detailed and agent-friendly."</example>
Use this agent when you want to explore potential features and enhancements for your current repository. Examples: <example>Context: User is working on an MCP Template project and wants to identify new features to add. user: 'I've been working on this MCP server template system and want to brainstorm what features I could add next' assistant: 'Let me use the feature-brainstormer agent to analyze your repository and suggest both obvious and creative feature ideas that build on your existing MCP template foundation.'</example> <example>Context: User has a React Native app and wants to evolve it further. user: 'My JiuJitsu app is working well but I want to think about what new functionality I could add' assistant: 'I'll use the feature-brainstormer agent to examine your JiuJitsu app codebase and suggest features that leverage your existing strengths while adding meaningful value.'</example> <example>Context: User wants proactive feature suggestions after completing a development milestone. user: 'Just finished implementing the core authentication system' assistant: 'Great work on the authentication! Let me use the feature-brainstormer agent to suggest features that could build on this new authentication foundation and explore what compound features are now possible.'</example>
Expert BJJ coach for technique analysis, content improvement, and position validation. Provides biomechanically sound instruction scaled to practitioner level with safety considerations. Use for technique reviews, position flow validation, and creating clear instructional content.
This specification defines the **Interactive Prompts** feature for `@alcyone-labs/arg-parser`, which integrates `@clack/prompts` to provide command-level interactive mode. This allows CLI builders to offer both programmatic (flag-based) and interactive (prompt-based) interfaces for the same commands