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    Fetch Mock Cache · gadicc bundle
    Use the fetch-mock-cache TypeScript package to add cached fetch fixtures to tests. Use when Codex needs to install, configure, or debug fetch-mock-cache in Node, Deno, Bun, node:test, Jest, Vitest, fetch-mock, jest-fetch-mock, or vitest-fetch-mock projects; convert live fetch tests into record/replay fixtures; choose fs or memory stores; set cache modes; refresh fixtures; or protect cached HTTP data from secrets.
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    Projectfmt · gadicc bundle
    Integrate and use the projectfmt TypeScript library to format generated in-memory source according to the destination project's own Prettier, Biome, or Deno configuration. Use when building or modifying code generators, scaffolding tools, compiler output, migrations, or other Node/Deno code that must format a source string for an intended output path without creating a temporary file; also use when diagnosing projectfmt formatter selection, ignores, availability, or structured errors.
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    Valibot Serialize · gadicc bundle
    Use valibot-serialize to generate deterministic Valibot modules from Valibot schemas or Drizzle tables, serialize and reconstruct schemas through its versioned AST, migrate stored payloads, convert to or from JSON Schema, or extend generation with explicit source plugins. Use for tasks involving the `valibot-serialize` package, the `vs_tocode` CLI or API, generated-schema check/watch workflows, and serialized Valibot schema compatibility.
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    Yahoo Finance2 · gadicc
    Use when building with the yahoo-finance2 TypeScript/Deno/npm library, using its Yahoo Finance data modules, CLI, or MCP server, or contributing to the yahoo-finance2 repository including modules, validation schemas, cached fixtures, and npm/JSR build output.
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    Watchbound · gadicc bundle
    Evaluate, integrate, test, or maintain Watchbound's conservative Node.js recursive file watching on supported Linux hosts. Use for the `watchbound` package; for evaluating `@parcel/watcher` Linux limitations or alternatives that need explicit coverage and loss, bounded inotify resources and backpressure, recovery, or joined disposal; and for Watchbound repository contributions. Do not use for generic file watching that does not need this narrower contract.
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