systems-backend
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Use when writing or reviewing backend or systems code in Go, Rust, Odin, Zig, or database layers, including idioms, stdlib usage, schema design, queries, transactions, mocks, and tests.
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Systems Backend Router
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| Go idioms, patterns, errors, concurrency, maintainability | systems-backend/subskills/golang-patterns/SKILL.md |
| Rust idioms, ownership, traits, errors, concurrency | systems-backend/subskills/rust-patterns/SKILL.md |
| Modern Zig 2026, Zig 0.16+, std.Io, language changes, build system, stdlib API shifts, porting | systems-backend/subskills/modern-zig-2026/SKILL.md |
| Odin language code, stdlib/core/vendor packages, memory management, tests, foreign bindings | systems-backend/subskills/odin/SKILL.md |
| Drizzle ORM, schema, migrations, relations, queries, transactions | systems-backend/subskills/drizzle/SKILL.md |
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