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1. Any existing todo/task list components or data (look for "todo", "task", "action-item", "checklist" in component names, types, mock data)
2. The voice mode / orb interaction patterns, how voice was implemented before
3. Any agent task/execution history components or mock data
4. The current dashboard page.tsx notifications structure
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1.0
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docs: add development guidelines
e248b4c · main · 3 prompts
- 1. hey can you help me write something for the wiki. we're trying to decide between REST and GraphQL for a new internal service and half the team has strong opinions. I need a short comparison that isn't preachy, just practical tradeoffs (caching, tooling, onboarding for juniors). audience is mostly backend folks.
- 2. ok next: our CONTRIBUTING.md is basically empty. can you draft a 'local dev' section? mention we use docker compose for postgres, the env vars that actually matter, and maybe a note about running migrations. keep it friendly not corporate.
- 3. last one. we're bad at communicating API version bumps. can you explain semver in plain English and suggest text we could paste into PR templates when we break something? nothing too long.
feat: add auth flow to dashboard
a1c3d7f · feature/auth · 3 prompts
- 1. I'm sketching auth for our Next dashboard (app router). We want JWT access + refresh cookies, httpOnly, same site lax. can you outline a rotation flow that doesn't log everyone out on every deploy? assume we already have a session table.
- 2. need zod schemas for login + signup forms (email + password, optional display name). include decent error messages we can show inline. password rules: min 12, not dumb regex hell if possible.
- 3. magic link path: what are the failure modes we should handle in the UI? expired link, already used, email typo, rate limit. list them and suggest copy for each. tone casual.
fix: resolve sidebar state bug
b8e9012 · main · 2 prompts
- 1. sidebar keeps snapping open after navigation and I can't tell if it's hydration or zustand. can you walk me through how to trace it? we use next 15 client components + persist middleware fwiw.
- 2. if the issue is persist rehydrating late, what's the least ugly fix? I'm ok with a flash as long as state stops fighting the server render. maybe a guarded init?
chore: update dependencies
c34f567 · main · 2 prompts
- 1. we're jumping to next 16 from 14. can you scan the release notes / migration guide and list what will actually bite us vs noise? we use server actions in a few places.
- 2. need a phased plan for the react 19 bump alongside that. what order would you merge, what do you smoke test first, and what do we tell QA to focus on?
2.0
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Use zustand with persist middleware, store collapsed state in localStorage...
CREATE TABLE prompts (id UUID PRIMARY KEY, content TEXT NOT NULL, provider...
3.0
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Last 26 weeks
Total Prompts
3,434
4 sources
Active Days
96
of 182 tracked
Avg / Active Day
36
prompts per day
Current Streak
12
days
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Refactor auth middleware to su...
e248b4c · glasshouse
Draft investor update email for Q1
a1c3d7f ·
Explain websocket reconnect stra...
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auth-jwt-rotation.prompt.md
Claude · main
graphql-tradeoffs.memo.md
Cursor · feature/api
release-q1-checklist.md
Copilot · main
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