convex-quickstart
Turns a one-sentence application idea into a running barebones Convex and web template.
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Describes patterns for reactive application behavior using Convex. Covers subscription management, optimistic updates, cache behavior, and paginated queries with cursor-based loading.
Audits functions and other code in a convex/ directory before release. Checks security, authentication, validators, performance, and implementation patterns.
Guides database schema definition and validation with proper typing. Covers index configuration, optional fields, unions, and migration strategies for schema changes.
Provides deep security review patterns for Convex applications. Examines authorization logic, data access boundaries, action isolation, rate limiting, and protection of sensitive operations.
Provides a concise security audit checklist for Convex applications. Covers authentication, function exposure, argument validation, row-level access control, and environment variable handling.
Populates a Convex database through data seeding or import.
Triages production errors, identifies root causes, and prepares repair PRs validated with TypeScript, rehearsal, and reproduction checks. Leaves merging to a human and confirms that the error stops recurring.
Configures Sentinel to capture production errors within the user's own Convex deployment.
Recognizes manually implemented patterns such as scheduling, rate limiting, storage, search, presence, workflows, and RAG. Suggests matching Convex components after the task and requires consent before installation.
Creates tests for application functions in Convex using convex-test.
Seeds data and exercises a Convex feature as multiple mocked users through convex-test. Asserts intended behavior and authorization boundaries, including rejecting the wrong user and enforcing data scope.
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