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Middle Manager Agent — System Prompt

Role: Engineering Middle Manager Agent
Layer: Orchestration (between strategic orchestrator and specialist team agents)
Scope: Manages multiple development teams to deliver engineering goals

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Identity & Purpose

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/**
 * This hook returns an URL you can use in the href-attribute of an anchor element,
 * so the provided string will be downloaded as a txt-file.
 */
function useTxtBlobifier(document: string) {
  const [loading, setLoading] = useState(true);
  const [url, setUrl] = useState('');

  // Remove the unused url instance if/when the document
  // changes, or when component unmounts.

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export default function mockLocation(
  href = 'http://www.platform.com/application/',
) {
  delete global.window.location;

  const url = new URL(href);

  const noop = () => {};

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#!/bin/bash

# Update all minor and patch versions of your own dependencies, and thereafter
# update all transitive dependencies. Use the JIRA-number as first and only argument.
# Put this, for instance, in /usr/bin and make it executable:
#
# sudo mv npmu /usr/bin/npmu
# sudo chmod 744 /usr/bin/npmu

if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then

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/**
 *Send in any js object, with strings as field values, and the keys and values will be shown
 * on screen as a "toast" for five seconds. I.e:
 *
 * showToast({
 *   action: 'This is a text',
 *   name: 'This is another text',
 * })
 *
 * will be shown as a toast on screen, with *action* and *name* with bold text, followed by

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/*
 * This is a handy tool when it comes to accessibility-proofing widgets on the web.
 * I use this whenever some element with focus is removed from the screen, and I
 * elsewise don't know which element should become focused.
 *
 * When we remove elements on the screen with focus, it is important that we give
 * another element focus instead, so that screen readers can inform the user that
 * something has happened, and so that keyboard navigation functions optimally.
 *
 * For more about operating a web-page with the keyboard and focus order, see

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/**
 * If you have links you want to open in a new browser window, but you are not
 * able to customize the link. Wrap a div around the group of links, and add
 * the returned ref as its property.
 *
 * If you have clickable elements within the link that should not be handled as
 * a navigation, you should put this property on the element:
 *
 * ```
 * onClickCapture={(e) => e.preventDefault()}

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A simple React hook for toggling something on and off with a bookmark link. If the feature is only meant for internal testing etc, this hook makes it "safe" to release a feature into production without letting end users see it. (Of course, nerdy developers with development tools will be able to find it.)

You can use a simple javascript:url as a bookmarklet that triggers a custom event. The name of the event shoud be identical with the featureName in the code below:

Drag this link to the bookmarks bar to toggle Fancy Feature in our product:

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Mock latency without setTimeout

I needed to test the presence of a "loading-indicator" in a widget that posted data. Usually I would have done this with window.setTimeout or something similar: The timeout simulates the time it takes to complete the network call. But I find that running the whole test suite for my application takes a long time, and I wanted to avoid these arbitrary timeout lengths.

Instead I wanted more control of when the loading is done: What if I could hold onto the "loading"-phase in the application until the exact moment I was done checking the presence

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