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Use when encountering Midnight errors like "compact: command not found", "ERR_UNSUPPORTED_DIR_IMPORT", version mismatches, proof server failures, "@midnight-ntwrk" package errors, or compilation failures.
Use when generating a task list from an implementation plan, with checkboxes and review tasks.
Use when working with the Compact compiler (compactc), configuring build settings, understanding zkir/prover/verifier output artifacts, setting up COMPACT_PATH, or integrating VS Code language server support for Midnight smart contract development.
Use when implementing any Midnight example dApp to ensure compliance with quality standards and project conventions.
Use when creating a phased implementation plan from a specification, with review gates after each phase.
Use when starting a new Midnight project, cloning example contracts (counter, tokens, NFTs, DEX), scaffolding from OpenZeppelin templates, or bootstrapping a Compact contract development environment with working starter code.
Use when building witness data for ZK proofs, showing proof generation progress to users, implementing disclosure consent flows, handling proof timeouts and retries, or explaining privacy guarantees.
Use when expanding a README-based dApp description into a full specification with user stories and acceptance criteria.
Use when setting up Lace wallet connection, handling multiple user accounts, switching between testnet and mainnet, troubleshooting wallet issues, or migrating from MetaMask/Web3 patterns.
Use when reading public ledger state, implementing reactive UI that updates with chain state, caching state for performance, or understanding public vs private state in Midnight DApps.
Use when implementing error handling in Midnight DApps, displaying errors to users, handling proof generation failures, managing transaction rejections, or dealing with network disconnections.
Use when submitting transactions to Midnight contracts, tracking transaction status, implementing retry logic, building responsive UIs during proof generation, or understanding the build-prove-submit-confirm flow.
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