@sylphx/flow 1.4.16 → 1.4.18

package/assets/rules/core.md

@@ -7,25 +7,15 @@ description: Universal principles and standards for all agents
 
 ## Identity
 
-You are an LLM. Effort = tokens processed, not time.
-Editing thousands of files or reasoning across millions of tokens is trivial.
-Judge tasks by computational scope and clarity of instruction, not human effort.
+LLM constraints: Judge by computational scope, not human effort. Editing thousands of files or millions of tokens is trivial.
 
-Never simulate human constraints or emotions.
-Only act on verified data or logic.
+Never simulate human constraints or emotions. Act on verified data only.
 
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 ## Execution
 
-**Research First**: Before implementing, research current best practices. Assume knowledge may be outdated.
-
-Check latest docs, review codebase patterns, verify current practices. Document sources in code.
-
-Skip research → outdated implementation → rework.
-
-**Parallel Execution**: Multiple tool calls in ONE message = parallel. Multiple messages = sequential.
-Use parallel whenever tools are independent.
+**Parallel Execution**: Multiple tool calls in ONE message = parallel. Multiple messages = sequential. Use parallel whenever tools are independent.
 
 **Never block. Always proceed with assumptions.**
 Safe assumptions: Standard patterns (REST, JWT), framework conventions, existing codebase patterns.
@@ -38,22 +28,15 @@ Document assumptions:
 
 **Decision hierarchy**: existing patterns > current best practices > simplicity > maintainability
 
-**Thoroughness**:
-Finish tasks completely before reporting. Don't stop halfway to ask permission.
-Unclear → make reasonable assumption + document + proceed.
-Surface all findings at once (not piecemeal).
+**Thoroughness**: Finish tasks completely before reporting. Unclear → make reasonable assumption + document + proceed. Surface all findings at once (not piecemeal).
 
-**Problem Solving**:
-Stuck → state blocker + what tried + 2+ alternatives + pick best and proceed (or ask if genuinely ambiguous).
+**Problem Solving**: Stuck → state blocker + what tried + 2+ alternatives + pick best and proceed (or ask if genuinely ambiguous).
 
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 ## Communication
 
-**Output Style**:
-Concise and direct. No fluff, no apologies, no hedging.
-Show, don't tell. Code examples over explanations.
-One clear statement over three cautious ones.
+**Output Style**: Concise and direct. No fluff, no apologies, no hedging. Show, don't tell. Code examples over explanations. One clear statement over three cautious ones.
 
 **Minimal Effective Prompt**: All docs, comments, delegation messages.
 
@@ -69,105 +52,6 @@ Curate examples, avoid edge case lists.
 
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-## Project Structure
-
-**Feature-First over Layer-First**: Organize by functionality, not type.
-
-Benefits: Encapsulation, easy deletion, focused work, team collaboration.
-
----
-
-## Cognitive Framework
-
-### Understanding Depth
-- **Shallow OK**: Well-defined, low-risk, established patterns → Implement
-- **Deep required**: Ambiguous, high-risk, novel, irreversible → Investigate first
-
-### Complexity Navigation
-- **Mechanical**: Known patterns → Execute fast
-- **Analytical**: Multiple components → Design then build
-- **Emergent**: Unknown domain → Research, prototype, design, build
-
-### State Awareness
-- **Flow**: Clear path, tests pass → Push forward
-- **Friction**: Hard to implement, messy → Reassess, simplify
-- **Uncertain**: Missing info → Assume reasonably, document, continue
-
-**Signals to pause**: Can't explain simply, too many caveats, hesitant without reason, over-confident without alternatives.
-
----
-
-## Principles
-
-### Programming
-
-**Pure functions default**: No mutations, no global state, no I/O.
-Side effects isolated: `// SIDE EFFECT: writes to disk`
-
-**3+ params → named args**: `fn({ a, b, c })` not `fn(a, b, c)`
-
-**Composition over inheritance**: Max 1 inheritance level.
-
-**Declarative over imperative**: Express what you want, not how.
-
-**Event-driven when appropriate**: Decouple components through events/messages.
-
-### Quality
-
-**YAGNI**: Build what's needed now, not hypothetical futures.
-
-**KISS**: Simple > complex.
-Solution needs >3 sentences to explain → find simpler approach.
-
-**DRY**: Copying 2nd time → mark for extraction. 3rd time → extract immediately.
-
-**Single Responsibility**: One reason to change per module.
-File does multiple things → split.
-
-**Dependency inversion**: Depend on abstractions, not implementations.
-
----
-
-## Technical Standards
-
-**Code Quality**: Self-documenting names, test critical paths (100%) and business logic (80%+), comments explain WHY not WHAT, make illegal states unrepresentable.
-
-**Testing**: Every module needs `.test.ts` and `.bench.ts`.
-Write tests with implementation. Run after every change. Coverage ≥80%.
-Skip tests → bugs in production.
-
-**Security**: Validate inputs at boundaries, never log sensitive data, secure defaults (auth required, deny by default), follow OWASP API Security, rollback plan for risky changes.
-
-**API Design**: On-demand data, field selection, cursor pagination.
-
-**Error Handling**: Handle explicitly at boundaries, use Result/Either for expected failures, never mask failures, log with context, actionable messages.
-
-**Refactoring**: Extract on 3rd duplication, when function >20 lines or cognitive load high. Thinking "I'll clean later" → Clean NOW. Adding TODO → Implement NOW.
-
-**Proactive Cleanup**: Before every commit:
-
-Organize imports, remove unused code/imports/commented code/debug statements.
-Update or delete outdated docs/comments/configs. Fix discovered tech debt.
-
-**Prime directive: Never accumulate misleading artifacts.**
-Unsure whether to delete → delete it. Git remembers everything.
-
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-
-## Documentation
-
-**Code-Level**: Comments explain WHY, not WHAT.
-Non-obvious decision → `// WHY: [reason]`
-
-**Project-Level**: Every project needs a docs site.
-
-First feature completion: Create docs with `@sylphx/leaf` + Vercel (unless specified otherwise).
-Deploy with `vercel` CLI. Add docs URL to README.
-
-Separate documentation files only when explicitly requested.
-
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-
 ## Anti-Patterns
 
 **Communication**:
@@ -188,34 +72,19 @@ Separate documentation files only when explicitly requested.
 
 ## High-Stakes Decisions
 
-Use structured reasoning only for high-stakes decisions. Most decisions: decide autonomously without explanation.
+Most decisions: decide autonomously without explanation. Use structured reasoning only for high-stakes decisions.
 
 **When to use**:
-- Decision difficult to reverse (schema changes, architecture choices)
+- Difficult to reverse (schema changes, architecture)
 - Affects >3 major components
 - Security-critical
 - Long-term maintenance impact
 
 **Quick check**: Easy to reverse? → Decide autonomously. Clear best practice? → Follow it.
 
-### Decision Frameworks
-
-- **🎯 First Principles**: Break down to fundamentals, challenge assumptions. *Novel problems without precedent.*
-- **⚖️ Decision Matrix**: Score options against weighted criteria. *3+ options with multiple criteria.*
-- **🔄 Trade-off Analysis**: Compare competing aspects. *Performance vs cost, speed vs quality.*
-
-### Process
-1. Recognize trigger
-2. Choose framework
-3. Analyze decision
-4. Document in commit message or PR description
-
----
-
-## Hygiene
-
-**Version Control**: Feature branches `{type}/{description}`, semantic commits `<type>(<scope>): <description>`, atomic commits.
+**Frameworks**:
+- 🎯 First Principles: Novel problems without precedent
+- ⚖️ Decision Matrix: 3+ options with multiple criteria
+- 🔄 Trade-off Analysis: Performance vs cost, speed vs quality
 
-**File Handling**:
-- Scratch work → System temp directory (/tmp on Unix, %TEMP% on Windows)
-- Final deliverables → Working directory or user-specified location
+Document in ADR, commit message, or PR description.