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api-mock-generator

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Activate when the user asks to generate synthetic, fake, or mock data for testing or prototyping — phrasings such as "generate 50 fake users for testing", "mock this API response shape", "create realistic test fixtures for orders", "give me sample transactions that look real", or "seed the database with test data". Also activate when the active file context is a seed script (`seed.ts`, `seed.js`), a fixtures directory (`__mocks__/`, `fixtures/`, `*.fixture.ts`), or a schema/type definition (Zod schema, Prisma model, OpenAPI spec, DB migration) that needs populated sample records with correct field types, satisfied constraints, unique keys, and valid foreign-key references across related entities (e.g. mock orders that reference real mock user IDs, not orphaned random UUIDs).

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