Name: example-usage
Author: YousufJamal05

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Example Usage

This file demonstrates how to use the /implement-feature command for various scenarios.

Products Flow Example

/implement-feature products management system

What the AI generates:

Complete Product model with Firestore integration
Product providers using UIState pattern
Product pages (list, detail, form) as ConsumerWidgets
Product widgets (cards, forms, uploads) in separate files
Backend Cloud Functions with proper error handling
Integration with existing services (FirestoreService, StorageService)

Form Example

/implement-feature contact form with validation

What the AI generates:

Contact form as ConsumerWidget
Form validation with error handling
UIState pattern for loading/success/error states
Integration with existing validation patterns
Proper error display and success feedback

Refactoring Example

/implement-feature refactor this StatefulWidget to ConsumerWidget

What the AI does:

Converts StatefulWidget to ConsumerWidget
Implements proper Riverpod providers
Uses UIState pattern for state management
Extracts reusable widgets to separate files
Follows all architectural patterns

API Integration Example

/implement-feature payment processing with Stripe

What the AI generates:

Payment service class with error handling
TypeScript interfaces for payment data
Cloud Functions for payment processing
Proper validation and error responses
Integration with existing error handling patterns

Key Benefits

Single command - No need to remember multiple commands
Auto-detection - AI determines the best approach
Complete implementation - Generates all necessary files
Architectural compliance - Follows all project.mdc rules
DRY principles - Reuses existing patterns and services
Production-ready - Code is immediately usable

Install example-usage and it becomes one more candidate the router can pick - when it fits.

A listing is a routing target with a manifest: what it does, which domains it covers, what it costs and who publishes it. Once installed it sits beside your own models and tools, is scored like any other candidate for each request, and shows up in the trace when it wins. Ratings come from workspaces that installed it, one per account.

# Example Usage This file demonstrates how to use the `/implement-feature` command for various scenarios. ## Products Flow Example ```bash /implement-feature products management system ``` **What the AI generates:** - Complete Product model with Firestore integration - Product providers using UIState pattern - Product pages (list, detail, form) as ConsumerWidgets - Product widgets (cards, forms, uploads) in separate files - Backend Cloud Functions with proper error handling - Integration with existing services (FirestoreService, StorageService) ## Form Example ```bash /implement-feature contact form with validation ``` **What the AI generates:** - Contact form as ConsumerWidget - Form validation with error handling - UIState pattern for loading/success/error states - Integration with existing validation patterns - Proper error display and success feedback ## Refactoring Example ```bash /implement-feature refactor this StatefulWidget to ConsumerWidget ``` **What the AI does:** - Converts StatefulWidget to ConsumerWidget - Implements proper Riverpod providers - Uses UIState pattern for state management - Extracts reusable widgets to separate files - Follows all architectural patterns ## API Integration Example ```bash /implement-feature payment processing with Stripe ``` **What the AI generates:** - Payment service class with error handling - TypeScript interfaces for payment data - Cloud Functions for payment processing - Proper validation and error responses - Integration with existing error handling patterns ## Key Benefits - **Single command** - No need to remember multiple commands - **Auto-detection** - AI determines the best approach - **Complete implementation** - Generates all necessary files - **Architectural compliance** - Follows all project.mdc rules - **DRY principles** - Reuses existing patterns and services - **Production-ready** - Code is immediately usable

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Example Usage

Products Flow Example

Form Example

Refactoring Example

API Integration Example

Key Benefits

Install example-usage and it becomes one more candidate the router can pick - when it fits.

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