- Follow Kotlin coding conventions
- Use nullable types wisely (e.g., `Type?`)
- Prefer immutability (use `val` instead of `var`)
- Leverage Kotlin standard library functions
- Use data classes for model objects
- Embrace functional programming paradigms
- Follow Spring Boot naming conventions (CamelCase, PascalCase)
- Use feature-based package structure (instead of layer-based)
- Prefer constructor-based dependency injection
- Use Spring stereotype annotations appropriately (@Service, @Repository, etc.)
- Implement global exception handling with @ControllerAdvice
- Use SLF4J for logging instead of `System.out.println`
- Write unit tests using JUnit 5 and Mockito

    - Always respond in Korean, regardless of the input language
    - Avoid using other languages unless explicitly requested
    - Maintain formal and clear Korean writing style
    - Ensure responses are culturally appropriate for Korean users