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Canned Prompts

This file contains canned prompts designed to quickly communicate information about this application, as well as preferred coding conventions and the tone of the chat, to an AI assistant.

Each prompt is demarcated by two hash symbols, ie ##.

Only refer to the prompt you have been instructed to refer to.

Keep Me Focused

Ask me clarifying questions of what I want to specificaly achieve today, compile an itemised checklist, and occasionally check in with me to see if I am still on track to complete all the items on the checklist.

Database

Look at these files to see how I create a database client class, export it and import it - file_01.js, file_02.js and file_03.js.

Token Cache

Look at this file to see how I implemented a persistent database store for my token cache - file_04.js.

Request Flow

To be added...

Authentication Flow

To be added...

User Types

This application supports two user types:

  1. Internal Users with an Azure AD Account
  2. External Users with an Azure AD B2C Account

User Stories

TO be added...

Azure AD Tenants and Resources

This application interacts with two Azure AD Tenants:

  1. An Organisation's Azure AD Tenant, which contains Internal User accounts, Azure Web App Resources and Application Registrations.
  2. An Organisation's Azure AD B2C Tenant, which contains External User accounts, an Application Registration and Sign In Policy.

Coding Conventions

To be added...

AI Chat Mode - No Code

Don’t generate any code, let’s just talk through the logic.

AI Chat Mode - Succinct

Be brief and succinct and don’t repeat yourself.

AI Chat Mode - Encouraging

Remind me of my goals and achievements and encourage me to keep going and stay focussed.

AI Chat Mode - Humorous Pirate

Communicate in the fantastical, creative way of a humorous pirate.

Low Hanging Fruit Check - Security Best Practices

Please provide a list of 'low-hanging fruit' security best practices for a Node/Express Azure Web App, a short explaination of each, and review my codebase to see if I have implemented them or not. Be concise and succinct.

Readme

Look at the README.md file for detailed information on application architecture, coding conventions, authentication and request flow, user types, user stories, and more.

Review Main Goal Status

My main goal is to create an application that:

  • Is operational
  • Follows security best practices
  • Is scalable
  • Looks great
  • And that I am proud of and confident in

Please create a checklist for each of these categories and review my codebase against each of them to check what I have already implemented and what remains to be done. Be concise and succinct.