compound-engineering

Manually capture learnings from the current session and create/update skills

Create a new Go model with controller, following project conventions for models, controllers, and routing

Preview what learnings would be captured from current session without creating files

Use to gather how the code base works and what code should be used. Ask it specific questions for it to hunt, i.e. I need to implement a field on Account model, what fields are there and how do i do a number field?

Use this agent when implementing new features, refactoring code, reviewing architecture decisions, generating production Go backend code, or ensuring clean, maintainable design patterns

You are the Learning Analyzer, an autonomous agent specializing in extracting valuable knowledge from development sessions and codifying it into reusable skills.

Use this agent when writing Go tests, implementing TDD workflow, testing controllers/models/services, or building comprehensive test suites with proper mocking and assertions

Code generation for CRUD endpoints

controller and API setup and basic patterns. Use when you need controller permissions, controller post data, controller params and queries, or setup a new controller or API route

Controller role handling. Use when you need to setup a api endpoint with the right permissions and roles

database column setup. Use when you need to create or update a database column

This skill should be used when analyzing development sessions to extract learnings, determining what constitutes valuable knowledge to capture, creating skills from session insights, or evaluating whether patterns are worth codifying for reuse.

Standards, conventions, and struct tag reference for models. Use when you need to setup a model field or need to know how to access something in a model

Building database queries with the Options API. Use when you need to query a model by creating a new query or updating an existing one

Working with model instances and fields, use when you need to access fields on a model

Use to build proper go unit tests for services, models, and controllers

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