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-### Guidelines
-
-## AWS Credentials and Environment Setup
-
-Use the .env file if there is one present
-
-### Steps
-1) Load environment variables for the chosen environment:
-```bash
-export $(grep -v '^#' .env | xargs)
-```
-
-2.) Verify credentials:
-```bash
-aws sts get-caller-identity
-```
-
-# Instructions for Projen Projects
-
-## Projen manages project config as code. Look for `.projenrc.<ext>` to understand how the project is defined.
-
-### Before you change anything
-- Locate `.projenrc.<ext>` (e.g., `.js`, `.ts`, `.py`).
-- Identify project type (Node, Python, etc.) and constructs used.
-- Check for existing Projen tasks that do what you need.
-
-### Typical workflow
-1) Update `.projenrc.*` with desired changes.
-2) Synthesize files:
-```bash
-npx projen
-```
-1) Review generated diffs before committing.
-
----
-
-## Memory-Aware Workflow (Mem0)
-
-Always check relevant memories before starting each task, and update them as needed. Follow this lightweight loop:
-
-1) Search for relevant memories
-    - Use concise keywords from the task (1–3 words). Example queries: `projen test`, `deploy creds`, `pytest flags`.
-    - If a relevant preference is found, apply it during the task.
-
-2) Add new preferences when discovered
-    - When you or the user clarify a repeatable preference or rule, store it as a memory in clear, actionable language.
-
-3) Verify memory storage (quick check)
-    - After adding a memory, immediately retrieve it with a related keyword to confirm it’s indexed and discoverable.
-
-4) Re-run with preference when applicable
-    - If the memory affects execution (e.g., which command to run), ensure the next step uses the remembered preference.
-
-### Example (validated)
-- Preference: "I prefer npx projen test when there is a .projenrc.ts file present in the project."
-- Retrieval keyword: `projen test preference`
-- Expected outcome: The preference is found and informs task execution (e.g., run `npx projen test` when `.projenrc.ts` exists).
-
----
-## Web Search
-
-Use the kagi mcp for web search related needs.  Especially when trying to find the latest documents to solve the current task problem.