Agent Skills: ginx-skill
Develop HTTP APIs, middleware, error codes, and i18n strings using the ginx framework conventions. Use when creating or modifying APIs in apis/, defining error codes, adding i18n strings, or when the user asks to follow project conventions for HTTP endpoints, routes, middleware, or error handling.
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