
Use when auditing an application for latency, inefficient loops, heavy assets, unoptimized queries, excessive rendering, or poor resource allocation.
Use when reviewing authorization boundaries, rate limiting, tenant isolation, IAM scope, or runtime guardrails that keep the application within its intended bounds.
Use when polishing existing code for readability, type safety, naming clarity, simpler control flow, or clean-code refinement without deleting behavior or pruning documentation.
Use when auditing a repository or scoped directory for dead code, abandoned work, stale TODOs, unused imports, or documentation drift that may require confirmation before cleanup and refinement.
Use when auditing accessibility, keyboard support, contrast, responsive behavior, or experience parity across mobile, tablet, and desktop views.
Reflect
Use when checking scoped code against established architectural patterns, folder structure, naming conventions, dependency direction, or repository design rules.
Use when auditing security posture, secrets handling, input validation, privacy obligations, or compliance readiness against standards such as OWASP, GDPR, CCPA, or SOC 2.
Use when auditing dependency health, API contract consistency, shared data shapes, or brittle integration seams between modules, services, and packages.
Applies EquipQR's brand colors and design-system tokens to any artifact that should match EquipQR's look-and-feel. Use it when brand colors, style guidelines, visual formatting, or EquipQR design standards apply.
Canonical reference for all MCP servers, CLI tools, and platform integrations available in this workspace. Use when any skill or workflow needs to call Datadog, Supabase, Vercel, Figma, GitHub, Context7, or the browser MCP, or when starting a local dev server. Read this before using any integration tool.
React performance optimization guidelines from Vercel Engineering, with EquipQR-specific mappings (Vite + React Router + TanStack Query). Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring React code in this repo, especially around waterfalls, bundle size, and re-renders.
Run pull request pre-flight checks and prepare a release PR from the current branch to main. Use when the user asks to raise a branch, run CI/CD gates, audit release readiness, or generate a PR description and open-PR commands.
Postgres performance optimization and best practices from Supabase, adapted to EquipQR's Supabase (Postgres + RLS) workflow. Use when editing SQL, migrations, indexes, or RLS policies.
Use when the user has a high-level feature idea and needs a technical specification, API contracts, data models, or file scaffolding before implementation begins.
Use when producing production-backed audit evidence, screenshots, executive compliance reports, and entity-mapping visuals from equipqr.app, production Supabase, and production Vercel.
Use when aligning current repository state with roadmap priorities, reconciling GitHub issues or organization project items with what exists in the codebase, or deriving next steps across code, docs, and EquipQR work tracking.
Retrieve and validate Google Cloud project configuration for debugging using gcloud with evidence-first outputs. Use when the user mentions Google Cloud, GCP projects, API keys, enabled APIs, IAM, billing, quotas, or asks to debug cloud configuration.
Use when generating a jurisdiction-specific audit questionnaire and pass-fail compliance matrix from a regulatory rule pack, such as Texas audit readiness requests.