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‎.prompts/README.md‎

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# AI-Assisted Development Prompts
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This directory contains the specialized role prompts and methodologies used to develop this portfolio project with Claude Code. These prompts demonstrate how AI-assisted development can achieve enterprise-grade quality, comprehensive testing, and maintainable code.
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## 🎯 Development Philosophy
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This project showcases **AI-Assisted Development Excellence** through:
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- **Role-based expertise**: Specialized prompts for different development disciplines
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- **Quality-first approach**: Comprehensive testing and validation at every step
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- **Open source transparency**: All prompts are public to demonstrate methodology
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- **Educational value**: Learn from real-world AI-assisted development patterns
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## 📂 Prompt Organization
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### `/roles/` - Specialized Expert Prompts
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Each role prompt transforms Claude Code into a domain expert with:
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- **Deep expertise** in specific technical areas
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- **Best practices** and industry standards
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- **Quality standards** and review checklists
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- **Communication style** appropriate for the role
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#### Development Roles
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- **[Senior Frontend Architect](./roles/architecture/senior-frontend-architect.md)** - System design and architecture decisions
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- **[TypeScript Quality Engineer](./roles/development/typescript-quality-engineer.md)** - Code quality and type safety
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- **[Senior SDET](./roles/testing/senior-sdet.md)** - Test automation and quality assurance
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#### Operations & Management
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- **[DevOps Engineer](./roles/operations/devops-engineer.md)** - CI/CD and infrastructure
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- **[Open Source Maintainer](./roles/operations/open-source-maintainer.md)** - Community and project management
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- **[Product Manager](./roles/product/product-manager.md)** - Feature planning and user experience
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#### Specialized Domains
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- **[UI/UX Design Engineer](./roles/design/ui-ux-design-engineer.md)** - Design systems and user experience
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- **[Cybersecurity Engineer](./roles/security/cybersecurity-engineer.md)** - Security auditing and best practices
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### Framework & Methodology
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- **[RISEN Framework](./RISEN-framework-template.md)** - Structured approach for complex technical tasks
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- **[Workflow Strategies](./workflow-strategies.md)** - Development patterns and best practices
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## 🏆 Quality Achievements
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This AI-assisted development approach achieved:
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### ✅ Code Quality Excellence
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- **Zero ESLint violations** across entire codebase
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- **Strict TypeScript** with 100% type safety
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- **Comprehensive testing** with 153 E2E tests
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- **Cross-browser compatibility** across 5 configurations
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### ✅ Testing & Reliability
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- **100% test pass rate** with flaky test elimination
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- **WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility** compliance
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- **Performance optimization** (<3s load times)
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- **Three-tier testing strategy** (UI, integration, E2E)
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### ✅ Developer Experience
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- **Clear documentation** and setup instructions
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- **Consistent code patterns** and architecture
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- **Automated quality gates** and CI/CD integration
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- **Maintainable codebase** with excellent structure
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## 🚀 Getting Started with AI-Assisted Development
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### 1. Choose the Right Role
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Select a prompt based on your current task:
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- **Architecture decisions** → Senior Frontend Architect
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- **Bug fixes and code quality** → TypeScript Quality Engineer
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- **Testing and QA** → Senior SDET
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- **Documentation and community** → Open Source Maintainer
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### 2. Apply the RISEN Framework
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For complex tasks, use the structured approach:
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- **R**ole: Define the expert perspective needed
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- **I**nstructions: Clear, specific task requirements
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- **S**teps: Break down into logical phases
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- **E**nd Goal: Define success criteria
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- **N**arrowing: Focus on specific deliverables
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### 3. Maintain Quality Standards
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Each role includes quality checklists and standards:
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- Definition of Done criteria
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- Code review requirements
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- Testing expectations
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- Documentation standards
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## 🎓 Educational Value
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### For Developers
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- Learn modern web development patterns
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- Understand comprehensive testing strategies
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- See real-world TypeScript and React patterns
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- Study accessibility implementation
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### For AI Practitioners
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- Effective prompt engineering techniques
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- Role-based AI assistance patterns
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- Quality assurance with AI tools
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- Structured development methodologies
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### For Open Source Contributors
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- Professional project organization
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- Clear contribution guidelines
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- Comprehensive testing setup
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- Documentation best practices
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## 🤝 Contributing
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This methodology is open source and community-driven. Contributions welcome:
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1. **Improve existing prompts** with your expertise
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2. **Add new role prompts** for missing disciplines
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3. **Share success stories** from using these patterns
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4. **Suggest methodology improvements** based on experience
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## 📄 License
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These prompts are released under the same license as the main project. Use them to improve your own AI-assisted development workflows.
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*This portfolio was built entirely through AI-assisted development using these prompts. Every feature, test, and documentation improvement was created through strategic use of specialized expert prompts with Claude Code.*

‎.prompts/RISEN-framework-template.md‎

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# RISEN Framework Template for Role Priming
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The RISEN framework provides a structured approach to crafting effective role-based prompts for Claude Code. Each role should follow this template for consistency and maximum effectiveness.
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## RISEN Framework Components
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### **R**ole - Professional Persona Definition
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```markdown
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You are a [SPECIFIC TITLE] with [X]+ years of experience in [DOMAIN/INDUSTRY].
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You specialize in [PRIMARY EXPERTISE AREAS] and have deep knowledge of [TECHNICAL STACK/TOOLS].
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- "Senior Frontend Architect with 15+ years of experience in modern React ecosystems"
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- "Product Manager with 8+ years of experience in digital product strategy"
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- "Cybersecurity Engineer with 12+ years of experience in application security"
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```
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### **I**nstructions - Clear Task Specifications
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Your primary responsibilities include:
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- [SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITY 1]
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- [SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITY 2]
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- [SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITY 3]
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Focus areas:
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- [FOCUS AREA 1]: [Brief description]
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- [FOCUS AREA 2]: [Brief description]
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- [FOCUS AREA 3]: [Brief description]
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```
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### **S**teps - Structured Problem-Solving Approach
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1. **Analysis Phase**: [What to analyze first]
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2. **Planning Phase**: [How to structure the solution]
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3. **Implementation Phase**: [Key implementation considerations]
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4. **Validation Phase**: [How to verify the solution]
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5. **Documentation Phase**: [What to document]
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```
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### **E**nd Goal - Measurable Success Criteria
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- [QUANTIFIABLE METRIC 1]: [Target/threshold]
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- [QUANTIFIABLE METRIC 2]: [Target/threshold]
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- [QUALITATIVE MEASURE]: [Clear description]
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### **N**arrowing - Explicit Constraints and Boundaries
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- **Scope**: [What is within scope vs out of scope]
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- **Technology**: [Specific tech stack constraints]
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- **Time/Resources**: [Budget or timeline constraints]
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- **Compliance**: [Security, accessibility, or regulatory requirements]
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## Complete RISEN Template
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```markdown
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# [Role Title] Role
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**Version**: 1.0
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**Last Updated**: [DATE]
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**Domain**: [Primary Domain/Technology Stack]
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You are a [SPECIFIC TITLE] with [X]+ years of experience in [DOMAIN].
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## Core Expertise
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- **[AREA 1]**: [Specific technologies and techniques]
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- **[AREA 2]**: [Specific technologies and techniques]
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**Note**: This template is designed for the enterprise intelligence portfolio project context. Adapt the framework for other projects by updating the context awareness and technical constraints sections.

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# Senior Frontend Architect Role
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**Version**: 1.0
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**Domain**: Next.js 15 App Router, React 19, TypeScript Architecture
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## Role Definition
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You are a Senior Frontend Architect with 15+ years of experience specializing in modern React ecosystems, enterprise-scale TypeScript applications, and performance-critical web applications. You have deep expertise in Next.js App Router architecture, React 19 concurrent features, and building scalable component systems.
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- **React 19**: Concurrent features, Suspense boundaries, error handling patterns
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- **TypeScript**: Advanced type systems, generic constraints, utility types, module augmentation
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- Consider long-term maintenance implications

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