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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Covers access from AWS compute services and local clients using Python, .NET, Java, and Node.js. Addresses Windows authentication, Kerberos, TLS, tunnels, security groups, login failures, and credential caching.
Supports plugin development for Ghidra and IDA. Focuses on converting scripts into engineered plugin projects.
Provides React development rules focused on asynchronous behavior, rendering, and bundle performance.
React 19 — функциональные компоненты, хуки, правила состояния, мемоизация, Server/Client Components, error boundaries. Use при написании или рефакторинге React-компонентов и хуков.
Supports React and TSX component work, including UI libraries, styling, and layout. Covers state locality, render performance, and memoization.
Covers @json-render/react for constructing React interfaces from JSON specifications. Supports component catalogs and rendering AI-generated specifications.
Updates plugins for React 19 and Grafana dependency requirements. Addresses JSX runtime externalization, react-detect checks, and compatibility issues involving React internals.
Provides guidance on modern React frameworks, build tools, routing, state management, and AI integration. Supports starting new projects and updating existing applications.
Provides documentation for building accessible UI with React Aria Components and hooks. Supports custom interfaces based on unstyled accessible primitives.
Provides performance and architecture best practices for developing React and Next.js applications.
Provides best-practice guidance for reading or writing React components in .tsx and .jsx files with React imports.
Guides writing, reviewing, and refactoring React code for performance. Covers component patterns, data fetching, bundle optimization, and related improvements.
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