Instructions
[MUST DO] You must read the .claude/skills/code_understander/references/[artifact].reference.md for the respective artifact. This file contains the artifact implementation details and rules, and you MUST READ the respective artifact reference before calling the generate skill.
[MUST DO] You must, when it's time to implement the feature/fix, use the generate skill. Always use this skill to generate files.
WHENEVER your objective is to Create new features, Fix problems surgically, or Understand the project structure, you MAY need to read some files. Use this SKILL references folder for that. They provide everything you need. However, ONLY if you need necessary/additional context for the implementation, because the skill should already provide sufficient context for you: As a fallback, you can always read the files, in the FOLLOWING ORDER, one by one: (Use it as the worst scenario, last option).
Order to read as a fallback (if the gained context isn't sufficient):
- Read
src/infra/database/prisma/schema.prisma to get context about the application's database tables.
- Read the
@shared bounded-context in the domain layer, at src/domain/@shared. Read all entities, value-objects, either patterns, and everything residing there.
- Read each entity and value-object related to the change you were assigned to make, in
src/domain/[bounded-context]/enterprise/entities and src/domain/[bounded-context]/enterprise/value-objects.
- Read the main use cases for such entity, in
src/domain/[bounded-context]/application/use-cases.
- Read the
@shared module of the HTTP layer in src/http/@shared. Read everything residing there.
- Read each file type related to the change you were assigned to make, in
src/http/[module]: controllers, guards, schemas, decorators, pipes, enums, services, and presenters, except tests.
- Lastly, consult the specific file for your task to edit, identified during this process of reading and context discovery through the general application files. If it is a new file (feature creation), start implementing the new files organizing them appropriately and following the application logic.
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6# Instructions
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8- [MUST DO] You must read the `.claude/skills/code_understander/references/[artifact].reference.md` for the respective artifact. This file contains the artifact implementation details and rules, and you MUST READ the respective artifact reference before calling the `generate` skill.
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10- [MUST DO] You must, when it's time to implement the feature/fix, use the `generate` skill. Always use this skill to generate files.
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12WHENEVER your objective is to **Create new features**, **Fix problems surgically**, or **Understand the project structure**, you MAY need to read some files. Use this SKILL references folder for that. They provide everything you need. However, ONLY if you need necessary/additional context for the implementation, because the skill should already provide sufficient context for you: As a fallback, you can always read the files, in the FOLLOWING ORDER, one by one: (Use it as the worst scenario, last option).
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14Order to read as a fallback (if the gained context isn't sufficient):
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16- Read `src/infra/database/prisma/schema.prisma` to get context about the application's database tables.
17- Read the `@shared` bounded-context in the domain layer, at `src/domain/@shared`. Read all entities, value-objects, either patterns, and everything residing there.
18- Read each entity and value-object related to the change you were assigned to make, in `src/domain/[bounded-context]/enterprise/entities` and `src/domain/[bounded-context]/enterprise/value-objects`.
19- Read the main use cases for such entity, in `src/domain/[bounded-context]/application/use-cases`.
20- Read the `@shared` module of the HTTP layer in `src/http/@shared`. Read everything residing there.
21- Read each file type related to the change you were assigned to make, in `src/http/[module]`: controllers, guards, schemas, decorators, pipes, enums, services, and presenters, except tests.
22- Lastly, consult the specific file for your task to edit, identified during this process of reading and context discovery through the general application files. If it is a new file (feature creation), start implementing the new files organizing them appropriately and following the application logic.
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