8 boosters for "controller" — AI-graded, open source, ready to install
A Copilot-integrated prompt providing development context and coding standards for the UniFi Go library (github.com/unpoller/unifi/v5), enabling developers to quickly write compliant code that queries UniFi controllers for network data.
A reusable agent that automates GitHub issue implementation through code generation, testing, and self-verification, designed for development teams using Claude Code. Developers benefit by delegating routine implementation tasks while maintaining code quality standards.
Dux Lite provides a unified development ruleset for PHP backend, template, and controller code—enforcing naming conventions, parameter handling, and data output patterns. Teams using the Dux framework or similar PHP architectures benefit from standardized practices that improve readability and maintainability.
Provides a Memory Bank framework for AI agents to maintain project context across sessions through structured Markdown documentation. Useful for teams using Copilot who need persistent, organized project knowledge.
This system prompt enables smaller LLMs (8B-20B parameters) to control Windows 11 desktops through the Model Context Protocol, automating desktop tasks via natural language. It's valuable for developers building AI agents, automation workflows, and users seeking lightweight local alternatives to cloud-based desktop controllers.
Maestro is an orchestration agent that coordinates developer workflows by routing requests between specialized personas, managing handoffs, and maintaining auditable state progression. It's ideal for teams building multi-agent systems who need a reliable traffic controller to keep complex pipelines organized and transparent.
Copilot Instructions for structuring and developing FlightPHP projects with best practices for organization, controllers, and development workflows. Developers building FlightPHP applications benefit from standardized guidance on project layout and coding patterns.
A Cursor IDE rule set enforcing promise-based syntax, context binding, and separation of concerns in Node.js controller classes. Useful for backend developers following structured MVC patterns.
