@erclx/canon 4.6.0 → 4.6.1
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## Context
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- Before non-trivial work in a domain read `.claude/context/<domain>.md`, and before touching a UI surface read `.claude/wireframes/<surface>.md`. Pick which from the index anchors below.
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- Scan `.claude/wiki/index.md` before answering a how-to question about project tooling or the shell environment, where that folder exists
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- `claude-docs` populates context entries at ship time
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@.claude/REQUIREMENTS.md
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@.claude/ARCHITECTURE.md
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## Commands
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- These conventions came from a toolkit with its own CLI. A rule or standard naming a command is naming that CLI, present only where this project installed it.
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- [Command to run before committing]. Full script reference in the development entry under `.claude/context/`.
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## Key paths
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- `src/`: [description]
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- `.claude
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- `.claude/DESIGN.md`: design tokens and the visual system
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- `.claude/context/`: per-domain narrative (how a domain is structured, decisions, gotchas), indexed via `.claude/context/index.md`
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- `.claude/wireframes/`: per-surface ASCII layouts loaded on demand, indexed via `.claude/wireframes/index.md`
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- `.claude/wiki/`: reference pages for tools, workflows, and concepts, indexed via `.claude/wiki/index.md`
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- `.claude/rules/`: path-scoped coding standards loaded by Claude Code on file match
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- `.claude/review/`: gitignored scratch for review and UI-test output, overwritten on each run
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