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   Brownfield Codebase Recon · myfintechpl bundle

   First-pass reconnaissance of an unfamiliar/brownfield codebase to produce a minimal, evidence-backed orientation packet (how to build/run/test, entrypoints, module map, risks, and next questions) without making architectural assumptions.
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   Brownfield Repo Entrypoints · myfintechpl bundle

   Identify what runs in a brownfield repository (services/apps/jobs), where the entrypoints are, and the canonical commands to start/execute them, producing an entrypoints.md artifact with evidence.
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   Tech Stack Inventory · myfintechpl bundle

   Determine the repository’s tech stack (languages, frameworks, build/test/deploy tooling) and generate/refresh a technical-requirements.md baseline for brownfield development.
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   Skill Creator · myfintechpl

   Create or update Copilot skills that encode reusable workflows, domain knowledge, or helper resources. Use when designing a new skill or refining an existing one.
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   Bash Scripting · myfintechpl bundle

   Bash scripting standards with safe quoting, parameter expansion, error handling, and command execution patterns. Use for any .sh file edits.
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   Frontend Design · myfintechpl

   Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use when building or styling web components, pages, dashboards, landing pages, or apps (React, HTML/CSS, etc.). Avoid generic AI aesthetics; commit to a clear visual direction with strong typography, color, layout, and motion.
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   Coding Standards · myfintechpl

   Cross-language standards for generating or modifying code in this repo. Emphasizes security, consistency, and reuse (prefer lib/ helpers over ad-hoc code).
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   Python Scripting · myfintechpl bundle

   Python scripting standards for safe, consistent, reusable code. Use when creating or editing Python scripts, CLIs, or automation. Emphasizes security, error handling, typing discipline, and reuse (prefer lib/ helpers).
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