Agent Skills: architecture-navigator
Understand and navigate the DevPrep AI 7-folder architecture. Use this skill when asked about code organization, where to place new features, what modules exist, or when starting development tasks that need architecture context. Auto-triggers on keywords like "where should", "add module", "architecture", "structure", "organize", "place code", "what modules".
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