@afterxleep/doc-bot 1.14.0 → 1.16.0

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- # AGENT INTEGRATION PROTOCOL: DOC-BOT MCP ENFORCEMENT
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- # ============================================================
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- # Add this to your agent configuration (CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, copilot-instructions.md, etc.)
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+ # DOC-BOT: AGENT INTEGRATION RULE
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+ Version 4
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+ Copy everything below as your Agent single rule.
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- ## PHASE 1: ENVIRONMENT DETECTION
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+ ---
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- ```
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- IF (
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- (filesystem_contains("doc-bot/") AND
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- (mcp_server_available("doc-bot") OR mcp_server_available("@afterxleep/doc-bot"))
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- ) THEN {
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- ACTIVATE: doc_bot_enforcement_protocol()
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- SET: project_documentation_authority = TRUE
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- SET: general_knowledge_override = DISABLED
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- }
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- ```
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-
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- ## PHASE 2: REQUEST CLASSIFICATION ENGINE
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-
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- ### CLASSIFICATION MATRIX:
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-
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- **CLASS A: CODE_GENERATION**
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- ```
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- Trigger Pattern: /\b(write|create|implement|build|add|code|function|class|component|method|develop|generate|make|refactor|modify|update|fix|debug)\b/i
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- Required Action: MANDATORY_CALL(check_project_rules, extract_task_description())
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- Blocking: TRUE (cannot proceed without tool response)
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- Timeout: 30s
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- ```
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-
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- **CLASS B: PROJECT_INQUIRY**
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- ```
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- Trigger Pattern: /\b(how|what|why|architecture|approach|pattern|feature|authentication|database|api|testing)\b/i
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- Context Pattern: /\b(this project|this codebase|here|our|current project)\b/i
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- Required Action: MANDATORY_CALL(search_documentation, extract_keywords())
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- Blocking: TRUE
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- Timeout: 30s
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- ```
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+ ## DOC-BOT: MANDATORY BEHAVIORAL PROTOCOL
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- **CLASS C: DOCUMENTATION_DISCOVERY**
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- ```
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- Trigger Pattern: /\b(documentation|available|capabilities|help|rules|standards|what exists|docs|guide)\b/i
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- Required Action: MANDATORY_CALL(get_global_rules)
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- Blocking: TRUE
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- Timeout: 30s
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- ```
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+ ### ACTIVATION
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+ doc-bot MCP server detected? → This protocol is NOW ACTIVE
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- **CLASS D: DOCUMENT_ACCESS**
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- ```
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- Trigger Pattern: /\b(read|show|get content|full document|complete|entire)\b/i
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- Previous Context: search_results_present()
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- Required Action: MANDATORY_CALL(read_specific_document, extract_filename())
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- Blocking: FALSE
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- Timeout: 15s
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- ```
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+ ### THE ONLY WORKFLOW
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- **CLASS E: DOCUMENTATION_CREATION**
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- ```
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- Trigger Pattern: /\b(document|create rule|add rule|save knowledge|capture pattern|remember|note this|new rule)\b/i
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- Context Pattern: /\b(we should document|this should be a rule|add to documentation|create guideline)\b/i
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- Required Action: MANDATORY_CALL(create_or_update_rule, extract_rule_params())
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- Blocking: FALSE
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- Timeout: 30s
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- ```
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+ ╔════════════════════════════════════════════╗
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+ ║ user_request → doc_bot() → execute_all ║
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+ ║ ║
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+ ║ NOTHING ELSE IS ACCEPTABLE ║
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+ ╚════════════════════════════════════════════╝
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- **Note**: For file-specific queries like "working on src/utils.js", use `search_documentation` with file name and context keywords instead of a separate tool.
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+ ### THREE IMMUTABLE LAWS
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- ## PHASE 3: EXECUTION ENFORCEMENT
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+ 1. **FIRST LAW**: doc_bot() must be called BEFORE any other action
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+ - Not after thinking about it
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+ - Not after analyzing the request
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+ - IMMEDIATELY upon receiving any task
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- ### PRE-RESPONSE VALIDATION:
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- ```
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- BEFORE generating_response():
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- classification = classify_request(user_input)
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- IF classification != "UNRELATED":
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- tool_result = execute_mandatory_tool(classification)
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- IF tool_result.status == "ERROR":
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- RETURN error_recovery_response()
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- ELSE:
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- INJECT tool_result INTO response_context
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- SET authoritative_source = tool_result
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- DISABLE general_knowledge_fallback
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- ```
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+ 2. **SECOND LAW**: doc_bot() output must be followed EXACTLY
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+ - Every tool in the sequence
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+ - In the exact order specified
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+ - With the exact parameters given
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- ### RESPONSE CONSTRAINT ENGINE:
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- ```
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- WHILE generating_response():
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- IF attempting_to_use(general_knowledge) AND authoritative_source.exists():
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- INTERRUPT_GENERATION()
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- FORCE_USE(authoritative_source)
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-
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- IF code_generation_detected() AND NOT project_rules_checked:
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- HALT_EXECUTION()
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- EMIT_ERROR("Project rules validation required before code generation")
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- ```
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+ 3. **THIRD LAW**: Project knowledge > Your training data
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+ - When doc_bot says something contradicts common practice
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+ - The contradiction is INTENTIONAL
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+ - Follow doc_bot, not your instincts
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- ## PHASE 4: QUALITY ASSURANCE
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+ ### ENFORCEMENT MECHANISM
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- ### RESPONSE VALIDATION:
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- ```
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- AFTER generating_response():
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- IF response_contradicts(tool_result):
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- REGENERATE_RESPONSE(tool_result_only=TRUE)
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- IF response_lacks(tool_attribution):
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- APPEND_ATTRIBUTION(tool_result.source)
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-
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- VALIDATE response_compliance(project_rules)
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+ ```python
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+ if not doc_bot_called_first:
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+ raise ProtocolViolation("STOP. Call doc_bot() first.")
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+
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+ if sequence_modified:
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+ raise ProtocolViolation("STOP. Follow exact sequence.")
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+
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+ if used_general_knowledge:
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+ raise ProtocolViolation("STOP. Use project docs only.")
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  ```
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- ### FAILURE DETECTION & RECOVERY:
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- ```
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- IF response_generated() WITHOUT tool_execution():
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- LOG_VIOLATION("Tool bypass detected")
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- REGENERATE_WITH_TOOLS()
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- PREPEND_WARNING("Corrected response using project documentation:")
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- ```
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+ ### WHAT doc_bot KNOWS (that you don't)
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- ## PHASE 5: BEHAVIORAL CONSTRAINTS
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+ - This project's specific architecture decisions
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+ - Custom patterns that override industry standards
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+ - Performance optimizations unique to this codebase
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+ - Security requirements specific to this domain
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+ - API quirks and workarounds discovered by the team
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- ### ABSOLUTE PROHIBITIONS:
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- - **Code generation without project rules validation**
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- - **Project-specific answers from general knowledge**
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- - **Overriding tool responses with training data**
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- - **Bypassing tool calls for "simple" questions**
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+ ### SIMPLE TEST
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- ### MANDATORY BEHAVIORS:
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- - **Tool-first response generation**
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- - **Explicit tool result attribution**
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- - **Project documentation precedence**
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- - **Error acknowledgment and correction**
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+ Are you about to:
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+ - Write code? → Call doc_bot first
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+ - Explain something? Call doc_bot first
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+ - Search for info? → Call doc_bot first
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+ - Literally anything? Call doc_bot first
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- ## VERIFICATION PROTOCOL:
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+ ### FAILURE RECOVERY
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- **Test Inputs** (Agent must call tools immediately):
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- - "What documentation is available?" → get_global_rules()
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- - "How do I implement auth?" search_documentation("authentication")
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- - "Create a new component" check_project_rules("create component")
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- - "Working on src/utils.js" search_documentation("src/utils.js utils")
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- - "We should document this pattern" → create_or_update_rule({fileName: "pattern-name.md", title: "Pattern Name", content: "...", alwaysApply: false})
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+ If doc_bot is unavailable:
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+ 1. STOP
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+ 2. Tell user: "The doc_bot Rules and Documentation server is not available"
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+ 3. Ask the user if they want to continue without any rulesets applied.
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+ 4. If the user agrees, continue the task your existing knowledge and available tools.
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- **Expected Behavior**: Tool execution within 2 seconds, no general knowledge responses.
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+ ---
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+ Remember: You're not here to be creative. You're here to be CORRECT.
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+ And correctness means: doc_bot() → tools → done.
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+ ```
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- **Failure Indicators**: Any response without tool execution, generic programming advice, standard framework suggestions.
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+ ---
package/README.md CHANGED
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  - Windows: `%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json`
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  - Linux: `~/.config/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json`
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+ **For Cursor:**
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+ - Add an `mcp.json` file with the contents above to your `.cursor` folder
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+
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  ### 2. Create Your Documentation
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  Create a `doc-bot` folder in your project root and add markdown files:
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  └── package.json
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  ```
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- ### 3. Test It
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+ ### 3. Add the custom Agent Rule
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+ Replace all rules and instructions for your Agent (cursor.mdc, CLAUDE.md, etc) with Doc Bot Core Rule [AGENT INTEGRATION RULE](https://github.com/afterxleep/doc-bot/blob/main/AGENT_INTEGRATION_RULE.txt).
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+ ### 4. Test it!
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  Ask your AI assistant: "What are the coding standards for this project?"
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- Built with ❤️ in Spain
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+ Built with ❤️ in Spain
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@afterxleep/doc-bot",
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- "version": "1.14.0",
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+ "version": "1.16.0",
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  "description": "Generic MCP server for intelligent documentation access in any project",
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  "type": "module",
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  "main": "src/index.js",
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- # FILE-SPECIFIC DOCUMENTATION
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+ # 📁 CODE CONTEXT DOCUMENTATION
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- **Target**: ${filePath}
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+ **File/Pattern**: `${filePath}`
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- **Applicable Rules**:
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+ ## 🎯 CONTEXTUAL CODING STANDARDS:
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  ${docsContent}
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- ## IMPLEMENTATION REQUIREMENTS:
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+ ## 🔧 IMPLEMENTATION CHECKLIST:
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- - **Scope**: Apply these rules specifically to work on ${filePath}
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- - **Precedence**: File-specific rules override global guidelines
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- - **Validation**: Ensure all modifications comply with documented patterns
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- - **Context**: Consider file's role in overall project architecture
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+ ### Pre-Implementation Analysis:
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+ ```typescript
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+ interface FileContext {
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+ dependencies: string[]; // What does this file import?
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+ exports: string[]; // What does this file export?
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+ patterns: string[]; // Design patterns used
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+ performance: string[]; // Hot paths or bottlenecks
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+ security: string[]; // Security considerations
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Code Modification Protocol:
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+ 1. **🔍 Analyze Current Implementation**
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+ - Review existing patterns and conventions
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+ - Identify architectural decisions
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+ - Note performance optimizations
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+
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+ 2. **🏗️ Apply Contextual Rules**
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+ - File-specific patterns override globals
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+ - Maintain consistency with surrounding code
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+ - Preserve existing optimizations
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+
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+ 3. **✅ Validation Requirements**
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+ ```javascript
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+ // Before committing changes:
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+ assert(follows_file_conventions);
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+ assert(maintains_dependencies);
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+ assert(preserves_contracts);
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+ assert(passes_type_checking);
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### 🚀 Performance Considerations:
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+ - **Hot Paths**: Code in this context may be performance-critical
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+ - **Memory**: Watch for memory leaks in long-running processes
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+ - **Complexity**: Keep O(n) complexity unless documented otherwise
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+
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+ ### 🛡️ Security Context:
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+ - **Input Validation**: Required for user-facing code
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+ - **Authentication**: Check if auth context needed
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+ - **Data Sanitization**: Required for DB operations
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+
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+ **💡 Developer Note**: This file's patterns were chosen for specific reasons. Understand the "why" before changing the "how".
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- # PROJECT STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES
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+ # 🏗️ ENGINEERING STANDARDS & ARCHITECTURAL GUIDELINES
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- **Global Rules**: The following standards apply to all code generation:
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+ ## 🧠 INTELLIGENT CODE GENERATION DECISION TREE:
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+
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+ ### 🔍 Search Project Documentation When:
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+ ```javascript
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+ if (task.involves(['custom_components', 'business_logic', 'integrations',
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+ 'authentication', 'data_models', 'api_patterns'])) {
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+ return SEARCH_DOCUMENTATION;
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ #### Specific Triggers:
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+ - **Architecture Decisions**: "How do we structure microservices?"
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+ - **Custom Abstractions**: "Our repository pattern implementation"
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+ - **Business Logic**: "User permission calculation algorithm"
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+ - **Integration Points**: "How services communicate in our system"
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+ - **Performance Patterns**: "Our caching strategy for API responses"
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+ ### ⚡ Apply Developer Knowledge When:
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+ ```javascript
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+ if (task.involves(['language_syntax', 'standard_patterns', 'algorithms',
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+ 'common_libraries', 'well_known_frameworks'])) {
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+ return USE_KNOWLEDGE;
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ #### Knowledge Domains:
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+ - **Language Features**: async/await, generics, decorators, closures
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+ - **Design Patterns**: MVC, Observer, Factory, Dependency Injection
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+ - **Standard Algorithms**: sorting, searching, graph traversal
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+ - **Framework Basics**: React hooks, Express middleware, Django models
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+ - **Common Libraries**: lodash methods, moment.js, axios
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+ ## 🎯 CONFIDENCE CALIBRATION FOR ENGINEERS:
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+ ```typescript
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+ interface ConfidenceScore {
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+ projectSpecific: number; // 0-100: How unique to this codebase?
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+ complexity: number; // 0-100: Implementation complexity?
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+ riskLevel: number; // 0-100: Risk if wrong?
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+ }
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+ score.complexity > 70 ||
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+ score.riskLevel > 50;
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ **🚀 Optimization Rule**: Search for architecture, skip for syntax.
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+ **Global Coding Standards**: The following engineering principles govern all code:
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- ## COMPLIANCE BENEFITS:
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+ ## 🏆 ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE BENEFITS:
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+ - **🔧 Maintainability**: Consistent patterns reduce cognitive load by 40%
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+ - **🚀 Performance**: Optimized patterns prevent common bottlenecks
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+ - **🛡️ Security**: Enforced patterns eliminate vulnerability classes
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+ - **📈 Scalability**: Architecture patterns support 10x growth
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+ - **⚡ Developer Velocity**: Standards reduce decision fatigue
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+ ## 💻 CODE GENERATION IMPERATIVES:
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- - **Reliability**: Proven patterns reduce production issues
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+ 3: Maintainability # Future devs will thank you
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+ 4: Security # Defense in depth
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+ 5: Testability # 80%+ coverage target
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+ - ALWAYS consider edge cases and error states
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+ - PREFER composition over inheritance
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+ - ENFORCE type safety where available
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+ - DOCUMENT complex algorithms inline
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+ ```
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- - Verify compliance before submitting responses
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- - Reference specific rules when making recommendations
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+ **🎓 Remember**: You're writing code that will outlive its authors. Code for clarity.
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- # PROJECT COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS
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+ # CODE GENERATION COMPLIANCE MATRIX
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+ **Engineering Task**: ${task}
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+ 2. **Type Safety**: Enforce type constraints and validation requirements
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+ 4. **Performance**: Adhere to performance optimization guidelines
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+ 5. **Security**: Implement security patterns as defined in rules
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+ |----------------|-----------------|---------|
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+ | Architecture Violation | BLOCK + Suggest Pattern | "Use Repository pattern, not direct DB access" |
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+ | Security Violation | BLOCK + Explain Risk | "Never expose API keys in client code" |
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+ | Performance Anti-pattern | WARN + Provide Alternative | "Use batch operations instead of N+1 queries" |
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+ ```
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+ F --> C
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+ **Results**: ${resultCount} matches found
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  ${results}
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- 💡 **NEXT STEPS**: Use the `read_specific_document` tool with the file name to get the full content of any document above.
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+ ## 🎯 SEARCH EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS:
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- ⚠️ **REMINDER**: Before implementing any code, use the `check_project_rules` tool to ensure compliance.
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+ ${resultCount > 0 ? `### Results Found - Action Required:
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+ 1. **Review** all results above for implementation patterns
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+ 2. **Use** \`read_specific_document\` for detailed code examples
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+ 3. **Apply** \`explore_api\` for comprehensive API documentation
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+ 4. **Validate** with \`check_project_rules\` before coding
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+ **Priority Order**: Start with exact matches, then partial matches.` : `### ⚠️ No Results - Fallback Strategy:
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+ 1. **Refine Search**: Try single technical terms (e.g., "Widget" not "iOS widgets")
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+ 2. **Broaden Scope**: Search parent class/framework names
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+ 3. **Check Synonyms**: Auth → Authentication, DB → Database
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+ 4. **Framework Search**: If component failed, try framework name
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+ **Developer Tip**: Search like you're reading an API index, not Google.`}
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+
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+ ## 💻 IMPLEMENTATION GUIDANCE:
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+
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+ ```javascript
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+ // Found results? Follow this pattern:
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+ if (results.length > 0) {
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+ // 1. Read most relevant document
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+ await read_specific_document(results[0].fileName);
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+ // 2. Explore APIs if needed
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+ if (results[0].type === 'API') {
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+ await explore_api(results[0].name);
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+ }
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+ // 3. Check compliance rules
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+ await check_project_rules(implementationTask);
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+ } else {
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+ // No results? Use general engineering knowledge for:
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+ // - Standard algorithms (sorting, searching)
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+ // - Language syntax (loops, conditionals)
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+ // - Common patterns (MVC, REST)
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+ // - Well-known libraries (React, Express)
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ **🚀 Next Action**: ${resultCount > 0 ? 'Read the top result to understand implementation details.' : 'Refine your search using technical terms or proceed with standard patterns.'}