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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Guides Flutter project organization, feature implementation, and dependency reviews. Covers Result and Command patterns, services, offline-first behavior, optimistic UI, and migration to feature-first structures.
Uses LayoutBuilder, MediaQuery, and Expanded/Flexible to create responsive layouts. Adapts the UI to different screen sizes and form factors.
Guides Flutter development using widget patterns, Riverpod or Bloc state management, and GoRouter navigation. Covers responsive layouts, platform-specific implementations, widget testing, const optimization, and DevTools profiling.
Develops Flutter 3+ applications using Riverpod or Bloc for state management and GoRouter for navigation. Supports widget construction, platform-specific implementations, and performance tuning.
Uses Dart and Flutter MCP tools to address layout errors. Covers issues such as RenderFlex overflow and vertical viewports receiving unbounded height.
Creates model classes with fromJson and toJson methods using dart:convert. Maps JSON keys to class properties for simple data structures.
Sets up MaterialApp.router using a package such as go_router. Supports advanced navigation for web and mobile applications requiring deep links or browser history.
Adds flutter_localizations and intl dependencies and enables generation in pubspec.yaml. Creates an l10n.yaml configuration file for a new Flutter project.
Supports testing apps, packages, and plugins with mocks and test doubles. Covers CI commands, device and web integration tests, plugin exceptions, finder and pump issues, mock generation, and flaky tests.
Uses the http package to execute GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE requests. Supports fetching data from and sending data to REST APIs.
Provides Flux 2 Klein prompting guidance for rapid image generation and multi-reference brand styling. Covers step counts, 9B versus 4B variants, CLI invocation, and when to choose an alternative image model.
Uses Flux 2 Klein through the RunComfy CLI for fast image generation and multi-reference styling. Covers subject-first prompts, step counts, 9B versus 4B variants, and situations suited to alternative image models.
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