avizmarlon
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- ▌ Observability When To Add · avizmarlonInstrumentation is directed, not preventive — add observability only when confirmed pain exists. Follow industry standards (OpenTelemetry, structured logging, performance.now()). Use when implementing metrics, tracing, performance debugging, or asking whether instrumentation is needed.
- ▌ Large Payload Completeness · avizmarlonVerify large payload fetches are COMPLETE — anti silent-truncation. Cross-check size vs expected, follow all pagination cursors. Use when fetching from paginated APIs, large databases, HAR files, log dumps, transcripts, or any payload >50k chars.
- ▌ Excellence No Intermediates · avizmarlonNo intermediate options in trade-offs — every choice presented must be a path to excellence, never "accept broken state temporarily" or "good enough for now." Use when presenting trade-off decisions, discussing defect fixes, proposing feature scope, debating technical debt, MVP boundaries, and sequencing.
- ▌ Permanent Learning Protocol · avizmarlonPermanent learning — AI agent proposes learnings from sessions, user approves in chat, integrations saved to auto-loaded files. Triggers on session end or manual /learn command. Use when consolidating discoveries, user says learn/consolidate/document, or end-of-session signals.
- ▌ Reactive Integration Design · avizmarlonObserve facts, not promises — prefer kernel/runtime event streams (docker events, inotify, K8s watch, fanotify, journald) over application-level webhooks/callbacks. Use when designing reactive integrations to external system events, building event-driven architectures, and avoiding silent integration failures across version upgrades.
- ▌ Impact Metrics Gate · avizmarlonMeasure before building — enforce impact metrics definition before project/feature development. Use when starting projects, defining features, or setting success criteria.
- ▌ Ledger Auto Updates · avizmarlonAutomatic documentation updates at end of substantive sessions. Update CHANGELOG + session-handoff without being asked. Triggers on session-end signals (farewells, wrap-up requests, topic pivots after coherent work, or context limits approaching).
- ▌ LLM Model Selection · avizmarlonSelect the right LLM for a task by consulting benchmarks and real performance data. Use when choosing between models (chatbot, agent, text classification, code generation, etc.), comparing model performance, or validating model availability and pricing.
- ▌ Multi Phase Session · avizmarlonManage multi-phase projects using separate sessions per phase instead of compact, with durable handoff files. Use when work spans multiple sessions, phases, handoffs, or when context degradation becomes a concern.
- ▌ Secure Secret Input · avizmarlonCollect sensitive values from users via secure local prompts, never in chat. Use when asking for API keys, tokens, passwords, or any secret that should remain hidden from logs.
- ▌ Agent Runtime Parity · avizmarlonMaintain configuration and capability parity across multiple AI agent runtimes (Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, custom agents). Use when syncing rules, skills, MCPs, configs, or credentials across team AI tools, or when debugging drift between agents.
- ▌ Compact Instructions · avizmarlonContext preservation strategy for multi-session projects during context window compaction. Use when running `/compact`, when auto-compact is triggered, or when determining what state to preserve across session boundaries to maintain continuity.
- ▌ Notion Batch Pattern · avizmarlonUse Notion REST API (not MCP) for batch operations (≥3 rows). Applies to database queries, batch updates, scans, pagination, file uploads, database creation, and page replication. MCP is acceptable only for single-page CRUD operations.
- ▌ Progress Md Business · avizmarlonPROGRESS.md as executive dashboard in business/product projects — track phase, metrics, milestones. Use when starting a business or product project, during MVP/phase tracking, when asking about project status dashboards, or when implementing impact metrics.
- ▌ Agent Continuity Loop · avizmarlon bundleUse for continuing, resuming, or closing substantial multi-session work; chained AI sessions; blind-AI handoff; living docs; roadmap/spec/progress/session-handoff/CHANGELOG updates; next slash goal or next-session prompt; Git/PR/worktree closeout. NOT for trivial one-off edits or urgent one-command ops.
- ▌ Engineering Standards · avizmarlonEngineering standards and project governance — Charter, RFC, Specification, Architecture Decision Records, Threat Models, SBOM, Runbooks, Playbooks, CHANGELOG, PROGRESS. CI/CD gates, branch protection, security review, dependency audit, secret scanning, TDD, feature flags. Use when scaffolding a non-trivial project, establishing governance, reviewing project structure, or asking about standards enforcement.
- ▌ Hooks For Enforcement · avizmarlonHooks as enforcement mechanism for AI behavior — use when a written rule fails repeatedly in generation flow and deterministic structural enforcement is needed. Triggers include detecting cyclic rule failure, asking about Claude Code hooks/lifecycle events (SessionStart, UserPromptSubmit, PreToolUse, PostToolUse, Stop), or when a behavior guard needs to execute outside the AI's inference loop.
- ▌ Hooks Multi Tool Parity · avizmarlonEnforce hook lifecycle synchronization across all AI agent tools. When creating, modifying, or removing hooks in any AI tool (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Gemini, Kimi, etc.), propagate changes to all equivalent tools in the same session. Use when implementing cross-tool runtime enforcement.
- ▌ Local Service Autostart · avizmarlonAuto-start offline local services — detect connection errors, daemon failures, and start services programmatically instead of reporting them as blockers. Use when local service is unreachable, daemon not running, connection refused, port not listening, service offline.
- ▌ Notion API · avizmarlonUse Notion's REST API directly for batch database operations (querying, updating many rows, pagination, file uploads, creating databases). Auto-load when tasks mention Notion AND batch operations like "database", "update many", "iterate pages", "audit", "scan", or touch ≥3 rows. Prefer MCP (Notion search/create) for single-page CRUD only.
- ▌ New Project · avizmarlonProject bootstrap standard — guarantees all 25 core engineering and product disciplines are consulted in lifecycle order. Use when starting a new project, repository, feature, or phase. Prevents auto-trigger gaps by making the standard enforceable through a checklist.
- ▌ Docs As Code · avizmarlonDocumentation accompanies code — no code is done without docs. Enforces a minimum documentation checklist per session, maintains a canonical documentation ledger across projects, and synchronizes documentation rules across all tools and agents. Use when writing code, creating features, modifying APIs, establishing new integrations, asking about documentation requirements, or managing documentation gates.
- ▌ Git Pr Rules · avizmarlonAlways use Pull Requests — never merge locally into main. Workflow for coordinator sessions to batch-merge open PRs. Pre-work scan of open pull requests before starting feature/bug work. Use when working with git, mentioning merge, PR, pull request, gh pr, git push origin main, branch protection, squash merge, or code that targets main/master.
- ▌ Adr Spec Gate · avizmarlonADR + Spec mandatory gate before any project or feature development. Architecture Decision Records and Software Design Docs enforce design clarity. Use when starting a new project, initiating non-trivial features, or discussing architecture decisions and design docs.
- ▌ Agent Flywheel · avizmarlon bundleUse when planning a new project or feature, turning an idea or specification into an executable plan, designing architecture, establishing a roadmap or phase, or coordinating multi-session or multi-agent builds. Activate on "plan this build", "turn this into tasks", "make it a plan", or when tasking/swarm coordination is mentioned. Skip routine bugfixes, urgent ops/incidents, or executing pre-approved plans unless re-planning is requested.
- ▌ Debug Protocol · avizmarlonSystematic debugging protocol for AI agents — pivot evidence-collection strategy after two failed reproduction rounds; treat available evidence (screenshots, console output, error messages) as ground truth from round one. Use when troubleshooting bugs, intermittent failures, error reproduction, or failed instrumentation.
- ▌ Tokens Taxonomy · avizmarlonAPI key and token strategy — one token per purpose, least-privilege separation, distinct scopes for CI/automation vs. manual operations vs. read-only access. Use when designing token/credential architecture, rotating credentials, setting up API access for multi-purpose systems, or implementing least-privilege token management.
- ▌ Iac First Commit · avizmarlonInfrastructure-as-Code from the first commit — every new project must be rebuildable from git clone + one command, with declarative state in code and idempotent execution. Use when scaffolding new projects, bootstrapping infrastructure, choosing IaC tools (Ansible/Terraform/SST/Fastlane), or setting up infra/, scripts/, or deployment automation.
- ▌ Version Bump Rules · avizmarlonKeep versions up-to-date — every production change bumps the version in the same commit. Semantic versioning rules. Special handling for WXT browser extensions (version in wxt.config.ts, not package.json). Use when working with version, release, semver, changelog, MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, breaking change, or deploying code.
- ▌ Business Guardrails · avizmarlonValidate before building — enforce product/market fit analysis, competitive positioning, and scope discipline before implementation. Use when starting a new product, MVP definition, feature scope discussion, competitive analysis, or any business-facing decision that precedes development.
- ▌ Dns And Whois Tools · avizmarlonDNS lookup, WHOIS, passive-DNS history, IP reputation, and subdomain enumeration procedures. Auto-load when nslookup / dig / whois / host is mentioned, when investigating DNS records (A, NS, MX, CNAME, TXT), when researching historical nameservers, when checking IP reputation (AbuseIPDB, ipinfo.io), when enumerating subdomains (HackerTarget, crt.sh, SecurityTrails), or when reasoning about registrar vs hosting provider.