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- export declare const CLAUDE_MD_TEMPLATE = "# Snow-Flow Configuration & Best Practices\n\nThis document provides comprehensive instructions for Snow-Flow, an advanced ServiceNow development and orchestration framework powered by Claude AI.\n\n## Table of Contents\n1. [Core Philosophy](#core-philosophy)\n2. [Fundamental Rules](#fundamental-rules)\n3. [ServiceNow Development Standards](#servicenow-development-standards)\n4. [MCP Server Capabilities](#mcp-server-capabilities)\n5. [Debugging Best Practices](#debugging-best-practices)\n6. [Command Reference](#command-reference)\n7. [Workflow Guidelines](#workflow-guidelines)\n\n## Core Philosophy\n\n### The Prime Directive: Verify, Don't Assume\n\nSnow-Flow operates on evidence-based development. Never make assumptions about what exists or doesn't exist in a ServiceNow environment. Every environment is unique with custom tables, fields, integrations, and configurations that you cannot predict.\n\n**Cardinal Rules:**\n1. If code references something, it probably exists\n2. Test before declaring something broken\n3. Verify before modifying\n4. Fix only what's confirmed broken\n5. Respect existing configurations\n\n### The Verification-First Approach\n\n```javascript\n// Before claiming anything doesn't work or exist:\n// Step 1: Test the actual implementation\nconst verify = await snow_execute_script_with_output({\n script: `/* Test the exact code or resource */`\n});\n\n// Step 2: Check if resources exist\nconst tableCheck = await snow_discover_table_fields({\n table_name: 'potentially_custom_table'\n});\n\n// Step 3: Validate configurations\nconst propertyCheck = await snow_property_manager({\n action: 'get',\n name: 'system.property'\n});\n\n// Step 4: Only then make informed decisions\n```\n\n## Fundamental Rules\n\n### Rule 1: \uD83D\uDEA8 ES5 JavaScript ONLY in ServiceNow - NO EXCEPTIONS!\n\n**\u26A0\uFE0F CRITICAL WARNING: ServiceNow uses Rhino engine - ES6/ES7/ES8+ WILL FAIL!**\n\nServiceNow's server-side JavaScript runs on Mozilla Rhino which **ONLY supports ES5 (2009)**. Any modern JavaScript syntax will cause **RUNTIME ERRORS**.\n\n**\u274C THESE WILL CRASH SERVICENOW (DO NOT USE):**\n```javascript\n// \u274C ES6+ features that BREAK ServiceNow:\nconst data = []; // SyntaxError: missing ; after for-loop initializer\nlet items = []; // SyntaxError: missing ; after for-loop initializer \nconst fn = () => {}; // SyntaxError: syntax error\nvar msg = `Hello ${name}`; // SyntaxError: syntax error\nfor (let item of items){} // SyntaxError: missing ; after for-loop initializer\nvar {name, id} = user; // SyntaxError: destructuring declaration not supported\narray.forEach(x => {}); // SyntaxError: syntax error \narray.map(x => x.id); // SyntaxError: syntax error\nfunction test(param = 'default') {} // SyntaxError: syntax error\nclass MyClass {} // SyntaxError: missing ; after for-loop initializer\n```\n\n**\u2705 ONLY USE ES5 SYNTAX (THIS WORKS):**\n```javascript\n// \u2705 ES5 compatible code that WORKS in ServiceNow:\nvar data = [];\nvar items = [];\nfunction fn() { return 'result'; }\nvar msg = 'Hello ' + name;\nfor (var i = 0; i < items.length; i++) {\n var item = items[i];\n}\nvar name = user.name;\nvar id = user.id;\nfor (var j = 0; j < array.length; j++) {\n // Process array[j]\n}\nfunction test(param) {\n if (typeof param === 'undefined') param = 'default';\n}\n```\n\n**\uD83D\uDD25 COMMON MISTAKES THAT BREAK SERVICENOW:**\n1. **Arrow Functions**: `() => {}` \u2192 Use `function() {}`\n2. **Template Literals**: `` `${var}` `` \u2192 Use `'text ' + var`\n3. **Let/Const**: `let x` \u2192 Use `var x`\n4. **Destructuring**: `{a, b} = obj` \u2192 Use `obj.a`, `obj.b`\n5. **For...of**: `for (x of arr)` \u2192 Use `for (var i=0; i<arr.length; i++)`\n6. **Default Parameters**: `fn(x='default')` \u2192 Use `typeof x === 'undefined'`\n7. **Array Methods with Arrows**: `.map(x => x)` \u2192 Use `.map(function(x) { return x; })`\n\n### Rule 2: Background Scripts for Verification Only (Not Widget Updates!)\n\n**CRITICAL DISTINCTION:**\n- \u2705 Use background scripts for TESTING and VERIFICATION \n- \u274C Do NOT use background scripts to UPDATE widget fields\n- \u2705 Use `snow_update` to directly modify widget records\n- \u274C Do NOT try to import server scripts into client scripts via background scripts\n\n**\uD83D\uDEA8 ES5 ENFORCEMENT FOR BACKGROUND SCRIPTS:**\nBackground scripts run on ServiceNow's server-side Rhino engine. **EVERY background script MUST be ES5-only or it will fail.**\n\n**Quick ES5 Validation Checklist:**\n- [ ] No `const` or `let` (only `var`)\n- [ ] No arrow functions `() => {}` (only `function() {}`)\n- [ ] No template literals `` `${var}` `` (only string concatenation)\n- [ ] No destructuring `{a, b} = obj` (only explicit `obj.a`)\n- [ ] No `for...of` loops (only traditional `for` loops)\n- [ ] No default parameters (use `typeof` checks)\n- [ ] No modern array methods with arrows (use traditional functions)\n\nBackground scripts are excellent for verification and debugging, but widget updates must go through proper MCP tools.\n\n**NEW: Auto-Confirm Mode for Background Scripts (v3.4.10+)**\nYou can now skip the human-in-the-loop confirmation for trusted scripts:\n\n```javascript\n// Standard mode - requires user confirmation (ES5 ONLY!)\nsnow_execute_background_script({\n script: \"var gr = new GlideRecord('incident'); gr.query();\", // \u2705 ES5 syntax\n description: \"Query incidents\",\n allowDataModification: false\n});\n\n// Auto-confirm mode - executes immediately \u26A0\uFE0F USE WITH CAUTION!\nsnow_execute_background_script({\n script: \"var gr = new GlideRecord('incident'); gr.query();\", // \u2705 ES5 syntax\n description: \"Query incidents\",\n allowDataModification: false,\n autoConfirm: true // \u26A0\uFE0F Bypasses user confirmation!\n});\n\n// \u274C WRONG - This will FAIL in ServiceNow:\n// script: \"const gr = new GlideRecord('incident'); gr.query();\", // SyntaxError!\n// script: \"incidents.forEach(i => console.log(i.number));\", // SyntaxError!\n```\n\n**\uD83D\uDEA8 ES5 Validation Required:**\nBefore using any background script tool, validate your script is ES5-only:\n- No `const`/`let` (use `var`)\n- No arrow functions (use `function()`)\n- No template literals (use string concatenation)\n- No destructuring (use explicit property access)\n\n**\u26A0\uFE0F Security Warning:**\n- Only use `autoConfirm: true` for verified, safe scripts\n- High-risk operations will still be logged\n- All auto-executions are tracked with audit IDs\n- Default behavior (without autoConfirm) remains unchanged\n\n## \uD83D\uDEA8 CRITICAL: Common ES5 Mistakes That Break ServiceNow\n\nServiceNow developers frequently use modern JavaScript that fails on the Rhino engine. Here are the most common mistakes:\n\n### \uD83D\uDD25 Top ES5 Violations (Fix These Immediately!)\n\n**1. Arrow Functions with Array Methods**\n```javascript\n// \u274C BREAKS ServiceNow:\nvar activeIncidents = incidents.filter(inc => inc.active);\nvar numbers = activeIncidents.map(inc => inc.number);\n\n// \u2705 WORKS in ServiceNow:\nvar activeIncidents = [];\nfor (var i = 0; i < incidents.length; i++) {\n if (incidents[i].active) {\n activeIncidents.push(incidents[i]);\n }\n}\nvar numbers = [];\nfor (var j = 0; j < activeIncidents.length; j++) {\n numbers.push(activeIncidents[j].number);\n}\n```\n\n**2. Template Literals for String Building**\n```javascript\n// \u274C BREAKS ServiceNow:\nvar message = `Incident ${incident.number} assigned to ${user.name}`;\n\n// \u2705 WORKS in ServiceNow:\nvar message = 'Incident ' + incident.number + ' assigned to ' + user.name;\n```\n\n**3. Const/Let Variable Declarations**\n```javascript\n// \u274C BREAKS ServiceNow:\nconst MAX_RETRIES = 3;\nlet currentUser = gs.getUser();\n\n// \u2705 WORKS in ServiceNow:\nvar MAX_RETRIES = 3;\nvar currentUser = gs.getUser();\n```\n\n**4. Object Destructuring**\n```javascript\n// \u274C BREAKS ServiceNow:\nvar {name, email, department} = user;\nvar {sys_id: id, short_description: desc} = incident;\n\n// \u2705 WORKS in ServiceNow:\nvar name = user.name;\nvar email = user.email;\nvar department = user.department;\nvar id = incident.sys_id;\nvar desc = incident.short_description;\n```\n\n**5. For...of Loops**\n```javascript\n// \u274C BREAKS ServiceNow:\nfor (let incident of incidents) {\n gs.info('Processing: ' + incident.number);\n}\n\n// \u2705 WORKS in ServiceNow:\nfor (var i = 0; i < incidents.length; i++) {\n gs.info('Processing: ' + incidents[i].number);\n}\n```\n\n**6. Default Function Parameters**\n```javascript\n// \u274C BREAKS ServiceNow:\nfunction processIncident(incident, priority = 3, assignee = 'unassigned') {\n // Process incident\n}\n\n// \u2705 WORKS in ServiceNow:\nfunction processIncident(incident, priority, assignee) {\n if (typeof priority === 'undefined') priority = 3;\n if (typeof assignee === 'undefined') assignee = 'unassigned';\n // Process incident\n}\n```\n\n### \uD83C\uDFAF Quick ES5 Conversion Guide\n| Modern (ES6+) | ES5 Equivalent |\n|---------------|----------------|\n| `const x = 5;` | `var x = 5;` |\n| `let items = [];` | `var items = [];` |\n| `() => {}` | `function() {}` |\n| `` `Hello ${name}` `` | `'Hello ' + name` |\n| `{a, b} = obj` | `var a = obj.a; var b = obj.b;` |\n| `for (item of items)` | `for (var i = 0; i < items.length; i++)` |\n| `func(x = 'default')` | `if (typeof x === 'undefined') x = 'default';` |\n| `arr.map(x => x.id)` | `arr.map(function(x) { return x.id; })` |\n\n```javascript\n// Universal verification pattern\nconst verify = await snow_execute_script_with_output({\n script: `\n gs.info('=== VERIFICATION TEST ===');\n \n // Test table existence\n var table = new GlideRecord('table_name');\n gs.info('Table valid: ' + table.isValid());\n \n // Test property existence\n var prop = gs.getProperty('property.name');\n gs.info('Property: ' + (prop || 'NOT SET'));\n \n // Test actual code\n try {\n // User's code here\n gs.info('SUCCESS');\n } catch(e) {\n gs.error('ERROR: ' + e.message);\n }\n `\n});\n```\n\n### Rule 3: Widget Coherence - Critical Client-Server Communication\n\nServiceNow widgets MUST have perfect communication between client and server scripts. This is not optional - widgets fail when these components don't talk to each other correctly.\n\n**The Three-Way Contract:**\n\n**Server Script Must:**\n- Initialize all `data` properties that HTML will reference\n- Handle every `input.action` that client sends\n- Return data in the format client expects\n\n**Client Script Must:**\n- Implement every method that HTML calls via `ng-click`\n- Use `c.server.get({action: 'name'})` for server communication\n- Update `c.data` when server responds\n\n**HTML Template Must:**\n- Only reference `data` properties that server provides\n- Only call methods that client implements\n- Use correct Angular directives and bindings\n\n**Critical Communication Points:**\n\n1. **Server \u2192 Client Data Flow**\n - Server sets `data.property`\n - Client receives via `c.data.property`\n - HTML displays with `{{data.property}}`\n\n2. **Client \u2192 Server Requests**\n - Client sends `c.server.get({action: 'name'})`\n - Server receives via `input.action`\n - Server processes and returns updated `data`\n\n3. **HTML \u2192 Client Method Calls**\n - HTML has `ng-click=\"methodName()\"`\n - Client must have `$scope.methodName = function()`\n - Method typically calls server with `c.server.get()`\n\n**Common Failures to Avoid:**\n- Action name mismatches between client and server\n- Method name mismatches between HTML and client \n- Property name mismatches between server and HTML\n- Missing handlers for client requests\n- Orphaned data properties or methods\n\n**Coherence Validation Checklist:**\n- [ ] Every `data.property` in server is used in HTML/client\n- [ ] Every `ng-click` in HTML has matching `$scope.method` in client\n- [ ] Every `c.server.get({action})` in client has matching `if(input.action)` in server\n- [ ] Data flows correctly: Server \u2192 HTML \u2192 Client \u2192 Server\n- [ ] No orphaned methods or unused data properties\n\n### Rule 4: Evidence-Based Debugging\n\nFollow this systematic approach for all debugging:\n\n1. **Reproduce** - Run the exact failing code\n2. **Inventory** - List all dependencies\n3. **Verify** - Test each dependency exists\n4. **Fix** - Correct only confirmed issues\n\n**Fix only:**\n- \u2705 Confirmed syntax errors\n- \u2705 Verified null references\n- \u2705 Missing dependencies (after verification)\n- \u2705 Real type mismatches\n\n**Never change:**\n- \u274C Unverified resources\n- \u274C Configurations that \"seem wrong\"\n- \u274C APIs you haven't tested\n- \u274C Working code that could be \"better\"\n\n## ServiceNow Development Standards\n\n### Table Operations\n- Always verify table existence before operations\n- Use proper field types and references\n- Check for ACLs and permissions\n- Handle large datasets with pagination\n\n### Script Development\n- Use Script Includes for reusable code\n- Implement proper error handling\n- Add meaningful logging with gs.info/warn/error\n- Test in scoped applications when applicable\n- **NEVER use background scripts to update widget fields - use `snow_update` instead**\n\n### Widget Development\n\n**CRITICAL: Direct Widget Updates (Not Background Scripts!)**\n- Use `snow_update({ type: 'widget', identifier: 'widget_name', config: { /* fields to update */ }})` \n- Updates widget fields DIRECTLY on the widget record\n- Do NOT use background scripts to update widget fields\n- Do NOT try to import server scripts into client scripts\n\n**Widget Coherence Requirements:**\n- Ensure HTML/Client/Server scripts communicate properly\n- Use Angular providers correctly \n- Implement proper data binding\n- Test across different themes and portals\n\n**Creating New Widgets:**\n```javascript\nsnow_deploy({\n type: 'widget',\n config: {\n name: 'my_widget',\n title: 'My Widget', // Required for display\n template: '<div>{{data.message}}</div>', // Required HTML\n server_script: 'data.message = \"Hello\";',\n client_script: 'function($scope) { var c = this; }'\n }\n})\n```\n\n**Updating Existing Widgets:**\n```javascript\nsnow_update({\n type: 'widget',\n identifier: 'my_widget', // Name or sys_id\n config: {\n template: '<div>Updated HTML</div>', // Only update what changes\n server_script: 'data.updated = true;'\n }\n})\n```\n\n### Flow Development\n- Use proper trigger conditions\n- Implement error handling paths\n- Add appropriate logging actions\n- Test with various data scenarios\n\n## MCP Server Capabilities\n\nSnow-Flow includes 16+ specialized MCP servers with over 200 tools for comprehensive ServiceNow integration:\n\n### 1. ServiceNow Deployment Server\n**Purpose:** Widget and artifact deployment with coherence validation\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_deploy` - Create NEW artifacts (widgets, pages, etc.) - use with `type: 'widget'`\n- `snow_update` - UPDATE existing artifacts - use for widget field updates\n- `snow_validate_deployment` - Validate deployed artifacts\n- `snow_rollback_deployment` - Rollback failed deployments\n- `snow_preview_widget` - Preview widget before deployment\n- `snow_widget_test` - Test widget functionality\n\n**Special Features:**\n- Automatic widget coherence validation\n- Data flow contract verification\n- Method implementation checking\n- CSS class validation\n\n### 2. ServiceNow Operations Server\n**Purpose:** Core ServiceNow operations and queries\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_query_table` - Universal table querying with pagination\n- `snow_query_incidents` - Query and analyze incidents\n- `snow_cmdb_search` - Search Configuration Management Database\n- `snow_user_lookup` - Find and manage users\n- `snow_operational_metrics` - Get operational metrics\n- `snow_knowledge_search` - Search knowledge base\n\n**Features:**\n- Full CRUD operations on any table\n- Advanced query capabilities\n- Field discovery and validation\n- Relationship navigation\n\n### 3. ServiceNow Automation Server\n**Purpose:** Script execution and automation\n\n**\uD83D\uDEA8 CRITICAL: ALL SCRIPTS MUST BE ES5 ONLY!**\nServiceNow runs on Rhino engine - ES6+ syntax will cause SyntaxError and script failure.\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_execute_background_script` - Execute background scripts (**ES5 ONLY!** with optional autoConfirm)\n- `snow_confirm_script_execution` - Confirm script execution after user approval\n- `snow_execute_script_with_output` - Execute scripts with output capture (**ES5 ONLY!**)\n- `snow_get_script_output` - Retrieve script execution history\n- `snow_execute_script_sync` - Synchronous script execution (**ES5 ONLY!**)\n- `snow_get_logs` - Access system logs\n- `snow_test_rest_connection` - Test REST integrations\n- `snow_trace_execution` - Trace script execution (**ES5 ONLY!**)\n- `snow_schedule_job` - Create scheduled jobs\n- `snow_create_event` - Trigger system events\n\n**Remember:** Use `var`, `function(){}`, string concatenation, traditional for loops only!\n\n**Features:**\n- Full output capture (gs.print/info/warn/error)\n- Execution history tracking\n- System log access\n- REST message testing\n- Performance tracing\n\n### 4. ServiceNow Platform Development Server\n**Purpose:** Platform development artifacts\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_create_ui_page` - Create UI pages\n- `snow_create_script_include` - Create reusable scripts\n- `snow_create_business_rule` - Create business rules\n- `snow_create_client_script` - Create client-side scripts\n- `snow_create_ui_policy` - Create UI policies\n- `snow_create_ui_action` - Create UI actions\n\n**Features:**\n- Full artifact creation\n- Proper scoping support\n- Condition builder integration\n- Script validation\n\n### 5. ServiceNow Integration Server\n**Purpose:** Integration and data management\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_create_rest_message` - Create REST integrations\n- `snow_create_transform_map` - Create data transformation maps\n- `snow_create_import_set` - Manage import sets\n- `snow_test_web_service` - Test web services\n- `snow_configure_email` - Configure email settings\n\n**Features:**\n- REST/SOAP integration\n- Data transformation\n- Import/Export capabilities\n- Email configuration\n\n### 6. ServiceNow System Properties Server\n**Purpose:** System property management\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_property_get` - Retrieve property values\n- `snow_property_set` - Set property values\n- `snow_property_list` - List properties by pattern\n- `snow_property_delete` - Remove properties\n- `snow_property_bulk_update` - Bulk operations\n- `snow_property_export` - Export to JSON\n- `snow_property_import` - Import from JSON\n\n**Features:**\n- Full CRUD on sys_properties\n- Bulk operations\n- Import/Export capabilities\n- Property validation\n\n### 7. ServiceNow Update Set Server\n**Purpose:** Change management and deployment\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_update_set_create` - Create new update sets\n- `snow_update_set_switch` - Switch active update set\n- `snow_update_set_current` - Get current update set\n- `snow_update_set_complete` - Mark as complete\n- `snow_update_set_export` - Export as XML\n- `snow_ensure_active_update_set` - Ensure update set is active\n\n**Features:**\n- Full update set lifecycle\n- Change tracking\n- XML export/import\n- Conflict detection\n\n### 8. ServiceNow Development Assistant Server\n**Purpose:** Intelligent artifact search, editing and development assistance\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_find_artifact` - Find any ServiceNow artifact by name/type\n- `snow_edit_artifact` - Edit existing artifacts intelligently\n- `snow_get_by_sysid` - Get artifact by sys_id\n- `snow_analyze_artifact` - Analyze artifact structure and dependencies\n- `snow_comprehensive_search` - Deep search across all tables\n- `snow_analyze_requirements` - Analyze development requirements\n\n**Features:**\n- Pattern-based code generation\n- Best practice enforcement\n- Performance optimization\n- Security review\n\n### 9. ServiceNow Security & Compliance Server\n**Purpose:** Security and compliance management\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_create_security_policy` - Create security policies\n- `snow_audit_compliance` - Compliance auditing\n- `snow_scan_vulnerabilities` - Vulnerability scanning\n- `snow_assess_risk` - Risk assessment\n- `snow_review_access_control` - ACL review\n\n**Features:**\n- SOX/GDPR/HIPAA compliance\n- Security policy management\n- Vulnerability assessment\n- Access control validation\n\n### 10. ServiceNow Reporting & Analytics Server\n**Purpose:** Reporting and data visualization\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_create_report` - Create reports\n- `snow_create_dashboard` - Create dashboards\n- `snow_define_kpi` - Define KPIs\n- `snow_schedule_report` - Schedule report delivery\n- `snow_analyze_data_quality` - Data quality analysis\n\n**Features:**\n- Advanced reporting\n- Dashboard creation\n- KPI management\n- Scheduled delivery\n\n### 11. ServiceNow Machine Learning Server\n**Purpose:** AI/ML capabilities with TensorFlow.js and native ML integration\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `ml_train_incident_classifier` - Train incident classifier with LSTM neural networks\n- `ml_predict_change_risk` - Predict change risks\n- `ml_detect_anomalies` - Anomaly detection\n- `ml_forecast_incidents` - Incident forecasting with time series\n- `ml_performance_analytics` - Native Performance Analytics ML\n- `ml_hybrid_recommendation` - Hybrid ML recommendations\n\n**Features:**\n- Predictive analytics\n- Pattern recognition\n- Anomaly detection\n- Process optimization\n\n### 12. Snow-Flow Orchestration Server\n**Purpose:** Multi-agent coordination and task management\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `swarm_init` - Initialize agent swarms\n- `agent_spawn` - Create specialized agents\n- `task_orchestrate` - Orchestrate complex tasks\n- `memory_search` - Search persistent memory\n- `neural_train` - Train neural networks with TensorFlow.js\n- `performance_report` - Generate performance reports\n\n### Additional Servers:\n\n**ServiceNow CMDB/Event/HR/CSM/DevOps Server** - CI management, event correlation, HR processes, customer service, DevOps pipelines\n\n**ServiceNow Knowledge & Catalog Server** - Knowledge articles, service catalog items, catalog variables and policies\n\n**ServiceNow Change/Virtual Agent/PA Server** - Change management, virtual agent NLU, predictive analytics\n\n**ServiceNow Flow/Workspace/Mobile Server** - Flow Designer, workspace configuration, mobile app management\n\n**Features:**\n- Multi-agent coordination\n- Task orchestration\n- Neural network training (TensorFlow.js)\n- Memory management\n- Performance monitoring\n\n## Debugging Best Practices\n\n### Systematic Debugging Protocol\n\n1. **Reproduce the Issue**\n ```javascript\n // Always use ES5 and test exact code\n const result = await snow_execute_script_with_output({\n script: `/* Exact failing code in ES5 */`\n });\n ```\n\n2. **Verify Dependencies**\n - Check all referenced tables exist\n - Verify all properties are set\n - Confirm all fields are present\n - Test all integrations work\n\n3. **Test in Context**\n - Use same scope and variables\n - Include same imports\n - Test with same data\n\n4. **Apply Evidence-Based Fixes**\n - Fix only confirmed issues\n - Document why changes were made\n - Test fixes thoroughly\n\n### Common Verification Patterns\n\n**Table Verification:**\n```javascript\nvar table = new GlideRecord('table_name');\ngs.info('Table exists: ' + table.isValid());\n```\n\n**Property Verification:**\n```javascript\nvar prop = gs.getProperty('property.name');\ngs.info('Property value: ' + (prop || 'NOT SET'));\n```\n\n**Field Verification:**\n```javascript\nvar gr = new GlideRecord('table');\nvar element = gr.getElement('field_name');\ngs.info('Field exists: ' + (element ? 'Yes' : 'No'));\n```\n\n## Command Reference\n\n### Core Commands\n- `./snow-flow start` - Start orchestration system\n- `./snow-flow status` - System status\n- `./snow-flow monitor` - Real-time monitoring\n\n### Agent Management\n- `./snow-flow agent spawn <type>` - Create agents\n- `./snow-flow agent list` - List active agents\n\n### Task Management\n- `./snow-flow task create` - Create tasks\n- `./snow-flow task list` - View task queue\n\n### Memory Operations\n- `./snow-flow memory store <key> <data>` - Store data\n- `./snow-flow memory get <key>` - Retrieve data\n- `./snow-flow memory list` - List all keys\n\n### SPARC Modes\n- `./snow-flow sparc \"<task>\"` - Orchestrator mode\n- `./snow-flow sparc run <mode> \"<task>\"` - Specific mode\n- `./snow-flow sparc tdd \"<feature>\"` - Test-driven development\n\n### Swarm Coordination\n- `./snow-flow swarm \"<objective>\"` - Multi-agent coordination\n- Options: `--strategy`, `--mode`, `--parallel`, `--monitor`\n\n## Workflow Guidelines\n\n### Development Workflow\n1. **Plan** - Use TodoWrite for task management\n2. **Verify** - Check existing resources\n3. **Develop** - Follow ES5 standards\n4. **Test** - Use background scripts\n5. **Deploy** - Use update sets\n6. **Validate** - Verify deployment\n\n### Testing Workflow\n1. Run unit tests with background scripts\n2. Test integrations with REST tools\n3. Validate UI with widget coherence\n4. Check performance with tracing\n5. Review logs for errors\n\n### Debugging Workflow\n1. Reproduce issue exactly\n2. Gather evidence with scripts\n3. Verify all assumptions\n4. Apply minimal fixes\n5. Test thoroughly\n6. Document changes\n\n## Important Reminders\n\n### Always Remember\n- Every ServiceNow instance is unique\n- Custom implementations exist that you don't know about\n- Preview/beta features may be available\n- Organization-specific configurations are common\n- Test everything before making assumptions\n\n### Never Assume\n- That something doesn't exist without verification\n- That configurations are wrong without testing\n- That APIs aren't available without checking\n- That code won't work without running it\n- That you know better than existing implementations\n\n### Golden Rules\n1. **Verify First** - Test before declaring broken\n2. **ES5 Only** - No modern JavaScript in ServiceNow\n3. **Evidence-Based** - Make decisions on facts, not assumptions\n4. **Minimal Changes** - Fix only what's broken\n5. **Respect Context** - Understand why things exist as they do\n\n## Conclusion\n\nSnow-Flow is a powerful framework for ServiceNow development that emphasizes verification, testing, and evidence-based decision making. By following these guidelines and best practices, you ensure reliable, maintainable, and effective ServiceNow solutions.\n\nRemember: Your job is to solve problems, not to judge implementations. Every environment has its reasons for existing configurations. Verify, test, and respect what you find.";
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+ export declare const CLAUDE_MD_TEMPLATE = "# Snow-Flow Configuration & Best Practices\n\nThis document provides comprehensive instructions for Snow-Flow, an advanced ServiceNow development and orchestration framework powered by Claude AI.\n\n## Table of Contents\n1. [Core Philosophy](#core-philosophy)\n2. [Fundamental Rules](#fundamental-rules)\n3. [ServiceNow Development Standards](#servicenow-development-standards)\n4. [MCP Server Capabilities](#mcp-server-capabilities)\n5. [Debugging Best Practices](#debugging-best-practices)\n6. [Command Reference](#command-reference)\n7. [Workflow Guidelines](#workflow-guidelines)\n\n## Core Philosophy\n\n### The Prime Directive: Verify, Don't Assume\n\nSnow-Flow operates on evidence-based development. Never make assumptions about what exists or doesn't exist in a ServiceNow environment. Every environment is unique with custom tables, fields, integrations, and configurations that you cannot predict.\n\n**Cardinal Rules:**\n1. If code references something, it probably exists\n2. Test before declaring something broken\n3. Verify before modifying\n4. Fix only what's confirmed broken\n5. Respect existing configurations\n\n### The Verification-First Approach\n\n```javascript\n// Before claiming anything doesn't work or exist:\n// Step 1: Test the actual implementation\nconst verify = await snow_execute_script_with_output({\n script: `/* Test the exact code or resource */`\n});\n\n// Step 2: Check if resources exist\nconst tableCheck = await snow_discover_table_fields({\n table_name: 'potentially_custom_table'\n});\n\n// Step 3: Validate configurations\nconst propertyCheck = await snow_property_manager({\n action: 'get',\n name: 'system.property'\n});\n\n// Step 4: Only then make informed decisions\n```\n\n## Fundamental Rules\n\n### Rule 1: \uD83D\uDEA8 ES5 JavaScript ONLY in ServiceNow - NO EXCEPTIONS!\n\n**\u26A0\uFE0F CRITICAL WARNING: ServiceNow uses Rhino engine - ES6/ES7/ES8+ WILL FAIL!**\n\nServiceNow's server-side JavaScript runs on Mozilla Rhino which **ONLY supports ES5 (2009)**. Any modern JavaScript syntax will cause **RUNTIME ERRORS**.\n\n**\u274C THESE WILL CRASH SERVICENOW (DO NOT USE):**\n```javascript\n// \u274C ES6+ features that BREAK ServiceNow:\nconst data = []; // SyntaxError: missing ; after for-loop initializer\nlet items = []; // SyntaxError: missing ; after for-loop initializer \nconst fn = () => {}; // SyntaxError: syntax error\nvar msg = `Hello ${name}`; // SyntaxError: syntax error\nfor (let item of items){} // SyntaxError: missing ; after for-loop initializer\nvar {name, id} = user; // SyntaxError: destructuring declaration not supported\narray.forEach(x => {}); // SyntaxError: syntax error \narray.map(x => x.id); // SyntaxError: syntax error\nfunction test(param = 'default') {} // SyntaxError: syntax error\nclass MyClass {} // SyntaxError: missing ; after for-loop initializer\n```\n\n**\u2705 ONLY USE ES5 SYNTAX (THIS WORKS):**\n```javascript\n// \u2705 ES5 compatible code that WORKS in ServiceNow:\nvar data = [];\nvar items = [];\nfunction fn() { return 'result'; }\nvar msg = 'Hello ' + name;\nfor (var i = 0; i < items.length; i++) {\n var item = items[i];\n}\nvar name = user.name;\nvar id = user.id;\nfor (var j = 0; j < array.length; j++) {\n // Process array[j]\n}\nfunction test(param) {\n if (typeof param === 'undefined') param = 'default';\n}\n```\n\n**\uD83D\uDD25 COMMON MISTAKES THAT BREAK SERVICENOW:**\n1. **Arrow Functions**: `() => {}` \u2192 Use `function() {}`\n2. **Template Literals**: `` `${var}` `` \u2192 Use `'text ' + var`\n3. **Let/Const**: `let x` \u2192 Use `var x`\n4. **Destructuring**: `{a, b} = obj` \u2192 Use `obj.a`, `obj.b`\n5. **For...of**: `for (x of arr)` \u2192 Use `for (var i=0; i<arr.length; i++)`\n6. **Default Parameters**: `fn(x='default')` \u2192 Use `typeof x === 'undefined'`\n7. **Array Methods with Arrows**: `.map(x => x)` \u2192 Use `.map(function(x) { return x; })`\n\n### Rule 2: Background Scripts for Verification Only (Not Widget Updates!)\n\n**CRITICAL DISTINCTION:**\n- \u2705 Use background scripts for TESTING and VERIFICATION \n- \u274C Do NOT use background scripts to UPDATE widget fields\n- \u2705 Use `snow_update` to directly modify widget records\n- \u274C Do NOT try to import server scripts into client scripts via background scripts\n\n**\uD83D\uDEA8 ES5 ENFORCEMENT FOR BACKGROUND SCRIPTS:**\nBackground scripts run on ServiceNow's server-side Rhino engine. **EVERY background script MUST be ES5-only or it will fail.**\n\n**Quick ES5 Validation Checklist:**\n- [ ] No `const` or `let` (only `var`)\n- [ ] No arrow functions `() => {}` (only `function() {}`)\n- [ ] No template literals `` `${var}` `` (only string concatenation)\n- [ ] No destructuring `{a, b} = obj` (only explicit `obj.a`)\n- [ ] No `for...of` loops (only traditional `for` loops)\n- [ ] No default parameters (use `typeof` checks)\n- [ ] No modern array methods with arrows (use traditional functions)\n\nBackground scripts are excellent for verification and debugging, but widget updates must go through proper MCP tools.\n\n**NEW: Auto-Confirm Mode for Background Scripts (v3.4.10+)**\nYou can now skip the human-in-the-loop confirmation for trusted scripts:\n\n```javascript\n// Standard mode - requires user confirmation (ES5 ONLY!)\nsnow_execute_background_script({\n script: \"var gr = new GlideRecord('incident'); gr.query();\", // \u2705 ES5 syntax\n description: \"Query incidents\",\n allowDataModification: false\n});\n\n// Auto-confirm mode - executes immediately \u26A0\uFE0F USE WITH CAUTION!\nsnow_execute_background_script({\n script: \"var gr = new GlideRecord('incident'); gr.query();\", // \u2705 ES5 syntax\n description: \"Query incidents\",\n allowDataModification: false,\n autoConfirm: true // \u26A0\uFE0F Bypasses user confirmation!\n});\n\n// \u274C WRONG - This will FAIL in ServiceNow:\n// script: \"const gr = new GlideRecord('incident'); gr.query();\", // SyntaxError!\n// script: \"incidents.forEach(i => console.log(i.number));\", // SyntaxError!\n```\n\n**\uD83D\uDEA8 ES5 Validation Required:**\nBefore using any background script tool, validate your script is ES5-only:\n- No `const`/`let` (use `var`)\n- No arrow functions (use `function()`)\n- No template literals (use string concatenation)\n- No destructuring (use explicit property access)\n\n**\u26A0\uFE0F Security Warning:**\n- Only use `autoConfirm: true` for verified, safe scripts\n- High-risk operations will still be logged\n- All auto-executions are tracked with audit IDs\n- Default behavior (without autoConfirm) remains unchanged\n\n## \uD83D\uDEA8 CRITICAL: Common ES5 Mistakes That Break ServiceNow\n\nServiceNow developers frequently use modern JavaScript that fails on the Rhino engine. Here are the most common mistakes:\n\n### \uD83D\uDD25 Top ES5 Violations (Fix These Immediately!)\n\n**1. Arrow Functions with Array Methods**\n```javascript\n// \u274C BREAKS ServiceNow:\nvar activeIncidents = incidents.filter(inc => inc.active);\nvar numbers = activeIncidents.map(inc => inc.number);\n\n// \u2705 WORKS in ServiceNow:\nvar activeIncidents = [];\nfor (var i = 0; i < incidents.length; i++) {\n if (incidents[i].active) {\n activeIncidents.push(incidents[i]);\n }\n}\nvar numbers = [];\nfor (var j = 0; j < activeIncidents.length; j++) {\n numbers.push(activeIncidents[j].number);\n}\n```\n\n**2. Template Literals for String Building**\n```javascript\n// \u274C BREAKS ServiceNow:\nvar message = `Incident ${incident.number} assigned to ${user.name}`;\n\n// \u2705 WORKS in ServiceNow:\nvar message = 'Incident ' + incident.number + ' assigned to ' + user.name;\n```\n\n**3. Const/Let Variable Declarations**\n```javascript\n// \u274C BREAKS ServiceNow:\nconst MAX_RETRIES = 3;\nlet currentUser = gs.getUser();\n\n// \u2705 WORKS in ServiceNow:\nvar MAX_RETRIES = 3;\nvar currentUser = gs.getUser();\n```\n\n**4. Object Destructuring**\n```javascript\n// \u274C BREAKS ServiceNow:\nvar {name, email, department} = user;\nvar {sys_id: id, short_description: desc} = incident;\n\n// \u2705 WORKS in ServiceNow:\nvar name = user.name;\nvar email = user.email;\nvar department = user.department;\nvar id = incident.sys_id;\nvar desc = incident.short_description;\n```\n\n**5. For...of Loops**\n```javascript\n// \u274C BREAKS ServiceNow:\nfor (let incident of incidents) {\n gs.info('Processing: ' + incident.number);\n}\n\n// \u2705 WORKS in ServiceNow:\nfor (var i = 0; i < incidents.length; i++) {\n gs.info('Processing: ' + incidents[i].number);\n}\n```\n\n**6. Default Function Parameters**\n```javascript\n// \u274C BREAKS ServiceNow:\nfunction processIncident(incident, priority = 3, assignee = 'unassigned') {\n // Process incident\n}\n\n// \u2705 WORKS in ServiceNow:\nfunction processIncident(incident, priority, assignee) {\n if (typeof priority === 'undefined') priority = 3;\n if (typeof assignee === 'undefined') assignee = 'unassigned';\n // Process incident\n}\n```\n\n### \uD83C\uDFAF Quick ES5 Conversion Guide\n| Modern (ES6+) | ES5 Equivalent |\n|---------------|----------------|\n| `const x = 5;` | `var x = 5;` |\n| `let items = [];` | `var items = [];` |\n| `() => {}` | `function() {}` |\n| `` `Hello ${name}` `` | `'Hello ' + name` |\n| `{a, b} = obj` | `var a = obj.a; var b = obj.b;` |\n| `for (item of items)` | `for (var i = 0; i < items.length; i++)` |\n| `func(x = 'default')` | `if (typeof x === 'undefined') x = 'default';` |\n| `arr.map(x => x.id)` | `arr.map(function(x) { return x.id; })` |\n\n```javascript\n// Universal verification pattern\nconst verify = await snow_execute_script_with_output({\n script: `\n gs.info('=== VERIFICATION TEST ===');\n \n // Test table existence\n var table = new GlideRecord('table_name');\n gs.info('Table valid: ' + table.isValid());\n \n // Test property existence\n var prop = gs.getProperty('property.name');\n gs.info('Property: ' + (prop || 'NOT SET'));\n \n // Test actual code\n try {\n // User's code here\n gs.info('SUCCESS');\n } catch(e) {\n gs.error('ERROR: ' + e.message);\n }\n `\n});\n```\n\n### Rule 3: Widget Coherence - Critical Client-Server Communication\n\nServiceNow widgets MUST have perfect communication between client and server scripts. This is not optional - widgets fail when these components don't talk to each other correctly.\n\n**The Three-Way Contract:**\n\n**Server Script Must:**\n- Initialize all `data` properties that HTML will reference\n- Handle every `input.action` that client sends\n- Return data in the format client expects\n\n**Client Script Must:**\n- Implement every method that HTML calls via `ng-click`\n- Use `c.server.get({action: 'name'})` for server communication\n- Update `c.data` when server responds\n\n**HTML Template Must:**\n- Only reference `data` properties that server provides\n- Only call methods that client implements\n- Use correct Angular directives and bindings\n\n**Critical Communication Points:**\n\n1. **Server \u2192 Client Data Flow**\n - Server sets `data.property`\n - Client receives via `c.data.property`\n - HTML displays with `{{data.property}}`\n\n2. **Client \u2192 Server Requests**\n - Client sends `c.server.get({action: 'name'})`\n - Server receives via `input.action`\n - Server processes and returns updated `data`\n\n3. **HTML \u2192 Client Method Calls**\n - HTML has `ng-click=\"methodName()\"`\n - Client must have `$scope.methodName = function()`\n - Method typically calls server with `c.server.get()`\n\n**Common Failures to Avoid:**\n- Action name mismatches between client and server\n- Method name mismatches between HTML and client \n- Property name mismatches between server and HTML\n- Missing handlers for client requests\n- Orphaned data properties or methods\n\n**Coherence Validation Checklist:**\n- [ ] Every `data.property` in server is used in HTML/client\n- [ ] Every `ng-click` in HTML has matching `$scope.method` in client\n- [ ] Every `c.server.get({action})` in client has matching `if(input.action)` in server\n- [ ] Data flows correctly: Server \u2192 HTML \u2192 Client \u2192 Server\n- [ ] No orphaned methods or unused data properties\n\n### Rule 4: Evidence-Based Debugging\n\nFollow this systematic approach for all debugging:\n\n1. **Reproduce** - Run the exact failing code\n2. **Inventory** - List all dependencies\n3. **Verify** - Test each dependency exists\n4. **Fix** - Correct only confirmed issues\n\n**Fix only:**\n- \u2705 Confirmed syntax errors\n- \u2705 Verified null references\n- \u2705 Missing dependencies (after verification)\n- \u2705 Real type mismatches\n\n**Never change:**\n- \u274C Unverified resources\n- \u274C Configurations that \"seem wrong\"\n- \u274C APIs you haven't tested\n- \u274C Working code that could be \"better\"\n\n## ServiceNow Development Standards\n\n### Table Operations\n- Always verify table existence before operations\n- Use proper field types and references\n- Check for ACLs and permissions\n- Handle large datasets with pagination\n\n### Script Development\n- Use Script Includes for reusable code\n- Implement proper error handling\n- Add meaningful logging with gs.info/warn/error\n- Test in scoped applications when applicable\n- **NEVER use background scripts to update widget fields - use `snow_update` instead**\n\n### Widget Development\n\n**CRITICAL: Direct Widget Updates (Not Background Scripts!)**\n- Use `snow_update({ type: 'widget', identifier: 'widget_name', config: { /* fields to update */ }})` \n- Updates widget fields DIRECTLY on the widget record\n- Do NOT use background scripts to update widget fields\n- Do NOT try to import server scripts into client scripts\n\n**Widget Coherence Requirements:**\n- Ensure HTML/Client/Server scripts communicate properly\n- Use Angular providers correctly \n- Implement proper data binding\n- Test across different themes and portals\n\n**Creating New Widgets:**\n```javascript\nsnow_deploy({\n type: 'widget',\n config: {\n name: 'my_widget',\n title: 'My Widget', // Required for display\n template: '<div>{{data.message}}</div>', // Required HTML\n script: 'data.message = \"Hello\";', // ServiceNow uses 'script' field\n client_script: 'function($scope) { var c = this; }'\n }\n})\n```\n\n**Updating Existing Widgets:**\n```javascript\nsnow_update({\n type: 'widget',\n identifier: 'my_widget', // Name or sys_id\n config: {\n template: '<div>Updated HTML</div>', // Only update what changes\n script: 'data.updated = true;' // ServiceNow uses 'script' field\n }\n})\n```\n\n### Flow Development\n- Use proper trigger conditions\n- Implement error handling paths\n- Add appropriate logging actions\n- Test with various data scenarios\n\n## MCP Server Capabilities\n\nSnow-Flow includes 16+ specialized MCP servers with over 200 tools for comprehensive ServiceNow integration:\n\n### 1. ServiceNow Deployment Server\n**Purpose:** Widget and artifact deployment with coherence validation\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_deploy` - Create NEW artifacts (widgets, pages, etc.) - use with `type: 'widget'`\n- `snow_update` - UPDATE existing artifacts - use for widget field updates\n- `snow_validate_deployment` - Validate deployed artifacts\n- `snow_rollback_deployment` - Rollback failed deployments\n- `snow_preview_widget` - Preview widget before deployment\n- `snow_widget_test` - Test widget functionality\n\n**Special Features:**\n- Automatic widget coherence validation\n- Data flow contract verification\n- Method implementation checking\n- CSS class validation\n\n### 2. ServiceNow Operations Server\n**Purpose:** Core ServiceNow operations and queries\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_query_table` - Universal table querying with pagination\n- `snow_query_incidents` - Query and analyze incidents\n- `snow_cmdb_search` - Search Configuration Management Database\n- `snow_user_lookup` - Find and manage users\n- `snow_operational_metrics` - Get operational metrics\n- `snow_knowledge_search` - Search knowledge base\n\n**Features:**\n- Full CRUD operations on any table\n- Advanced query capabilities\n- Field discovery and validation\n- Relationship navigation\n\n### 3. ServiceNow Automation Server\n**Purpose:** Script execution and automation\n\n**\uD83D\uDEA8 CRITICAL: ALL SCRIPTS MUST BE ES5 ONLY!**\nServiceNow runs on Rhino engine - ES6+ syntax will cause SyntaxError and script failure.\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_execute_background_script` - Execute background scripts (**ES5 ONLY!** with optional autoConfirm)\n- `snow_confirm_script_execution` - Confirm script execution after user approval\n- `snow_execute_script_with_output` - Execute scripts with output capture (**ES5 ONLY!**)\n- `snow_get_script_output` - Retrieve script execution history\n- `snow_execute_script_sync` - Synchronous script execution (**ES5 ONLY!**)\n- `snow_get_logs` - Access system logs\n- `snow_test_rest_connection` - Test REST integrations\n- `snow_trace_execution` - Trace script execution (**ES5 ONLY!**)\n- `snow_schedule_job` - Create scheduled jobs\n- `snow_create_event` - Trigger system events\n\n**Remember:** Use `var`, `function(){}`, string concatenation, traditional for loops only!\n\n**Features:**\n- Full output capture (gs.print/info/warn/error)\n- Execution history tracking\n- System log access\n- REST message testing\n- Performance tracing\n\n### 4. ServiceNow Platform Development Server\n**Purpose:** Platform development artifacts\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_create_ui_page` - Create UI pages\n- `snow_create_script_include` - Create reusable scripts\n- `snow_create_business_rule` - Create business rules\n- `snow_create_client_script` - Create client-side scripts\n- `snow_create_ui_policy` - Create UI policies\n- `snow_create_ui_action` - Create UI actions\n\n**Features:**\n- Full artifact creation\n- Proper scoping support\n- Condition builder integration\n- Script validation\n\n### 5. ServiceNow Integration Server\n**Purpose:** Integration and data management\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_create_rest_message` - Create REST integrations\n- `snow_create_transform_map` - Create data transformation maps\n- `snow_create_import_set` - Manage import sets\n- `snow_test_web_service` - Test web services\n- `snow_configure_email` - Configure email settings\n\n**Features:**\n- REST/SOAP integration\n- Data transformation\n- Import/Export capabilities\n- Email configuration\n\n### 6. ServiceNow System Properties Server\n**Purpose:** System property management\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_property_get` - Retrieve property values\n- `snow_property_set` - Set property values\n- `snow_property_list` - List properties by pattern\n- `snow_property_delete` - Remove properties\n- `snow_property_bulk_update` - Bulk operations\n- `snow_property_export` - Export to JSON\n- `snow_property_import` - Import from JSON\n\n**Features:**\n- Full CRUD on sys_properties\n- Bulk operations\n- Import/Export capabilities\n- Property validation\n\n### 7. ServiceNow Update Set Server\n**Purpose:** Change management and deployment\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_update_set_create` - Create new update sets\n- `snow_update_set_switch` - Switch active update set\n- `snow_update_set_current` - Get current update set\n- `snow_update_set_complete` - Mark as complete\n- `snow_update_set_export` - Export as XML\n- `snow_ensure_active_update_set` - Ensure update set is active\n\n**Features:**\n- Full update set lifecycle\n- Change tracking\n- XML export/import\n- Conflict detection\n\n### 8. ServiceNow Development Assistant Server\n**Purpose:** Intelligent artifact search, editing and development assistance\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_find_artifact` - Find any ServiceNow artifact by name/type\n- `snow_edit_artifact` - Edit existing artifacts intelligently\n- `snow_get_by_sysid` - Get artifact by sys_id\n- `snow_analyze_artifact` - Analyze artifact structure and dependencies\n- `snow_comprehensive_search` - Deep search across all tables\n- `snow_analyze_requirements` - Analyze development requirements\n\n**Features:**\n- Pattern-based code generation\n- Best practice enforcement\n- Performance optimization\n- Security review\n\n### 9. ServiceNow Security & Compliance Server\n**Purpose:** Security and compliance management\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_create_security_policy` - Create security policies\n- `snow_audit_compliance` - Compliance auditing\n- `snow_scan_vulnerabilities` - Vulnerability scanning\n- `snow_assess_risk` - Risk assessment\n- `snow_review_access_control` - ACL review\n\n**Features:**\n- SOX/GDPR/HIPAA compliance\n- Security policy management\n- Vulnerability assessment\n- Access control validation\n\n### 10. ServiceNow Reporting & Analytics Server\n**Purpose:** Reporting and data visualization\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `snow_create_report` - Create reports\n- `snow_create_dashboard` - Create dashboards\n- `snow_define_kpi` - Define KPIs\n- `snow_schedule_report` - Schedule report delivery\n- `snow_analyze_data_quality` - Data quality analysis\n\n**Features:**\n- Advanced reporting\n- Dashboard creation\n- KPI management\n- Scheduled delivery\n\n### 11. ServiceNow Machine Learning Server\n**Purpose:** AI/ML capabilities with TensorFlow.js and native ML integration\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `ml_train_incident_classifier` - Train incident classifier with LSTM neural networks\n- `ml_predict_change_risk` - Predict change risks\n- `ml_detect_anomalies` - Anomaly detection\n- `ml_forecast_incidents` - Incident forecasting with time series\n- `ml_performance_analytics` - Native Performance Analytics ML\n- `ml_hybrid_recommendation` - Hybrid ML recommendations\n\n**Features:**\n- Predictive analytics\n- Pattern recognition\n- Anomaly detection\n- Process optimization\n\n### 12. Snow-Flow Orchestration Server\n**Purpose:** Multi-agent coordination and task management\n\n**Key Tools:**\n- `swarm_init` - Initialize agent swarms\n- `agent_spawn` - Create specialized agents\n- `task_orchestrate` - Orchestrate complex tasks\n- `memory_search` - Search persistent memory\n- `neural_train` - Train neural networks with TensorFlow.js\n- `performance_report` - Generate performance reports\n\n### Additional Servers:\n\n**ServiceNow CMDB/Event/HR/CSM/DevOps Server** - CI management, event correlation, HR processes, customer service, DevOps pipelines\n\n**ServiceNow Knowledge & Catalog Server** - Knowledge articles, service catalog items, catalog variables and policies\n\n**ServiceNow Change/Virtual Agent/PA Server** - Change management, virtual agent NLU, predictive analytics\n\n**ServiceNow Flow/Workspace/Mobile Server** - Flow Designer, workspace configuration, mobile app management\n\n**Features:**\n- Multi-agent coordination\n- Task orchestration\n- Neural network training (TensorFlow.js)\n- Memory management\n- Performance monitoring\n\n## Debugging Best Practices\n\n### Systematic Debugging Protocol\n\n1. **Reproduce the Issue**\n ```javascript\n // Always use ES5 and test exact code\n const result = await snow_execute_script_with_output({\n script: `/* Exact failing code in ES5 */`\n });\n ```\n\n2. **Verify Dependencies**\n - Check all referenced tables exist\n - Verify all properties are set\n - Confirm all fields are present\n - Test all integrations work\n\n3. **Test in Context**\n - Use same scope and variables\n - Include same imports\n - Test with same data\n\n4. **Apply Evidence-Based Fixes**\n - Fix only confirmed issues\n - Document why changes were made\n - Test fixes thoroughly\n\n### Common Verification Patterns\n\n**Table Verification:**\n```javascript\nvar table = new GlideRecord('table_name');\ngs.info('Table exists: ' + table.isValid());\n```\n\n**Property Verification:**\n```javascript\nvar prop = gs.getProperty('property.name');\ngs.info('Property value: ' + (prop || 'NOT SET'));\n```\n\n**Field Verification:**\n```javascript\nvar gr = new GlideRecord('table');\nvar element = gr.getElement('field_name');\ngs.info('Field exists: ' + (element ? 'Yes' : 'No'));\n```\n\n## Command Reference\n\n### Core Commands\n- `./snow-flow start` - Start orchestration system\n- `./snow-flow status` - System status\n- `./snow-flow monitor` - Real-time monitoring\n\n### Agent Management\n- `./snow-flow agent spawn <type>` - Create agents\n- `./snow-flow agent list` - List active agents\n\n### Task Management\n- `./snow-flow task create` - Create tasks\n- `./snow-flow task list` - View task queue\n\n### Memory Operations\n- `./snow-flow memory store <key> <data>` - Store data\n- `./snow-flow memory get <key>` - Retrieve data\n- `./snow-flow memory list` - List all keys\n\n### SPARC Modes\n- `./snow-flow sparc \"<task>\"` - Orchestrator mode\n- `./snow-flow sparc run <mode> \"<task>\"` - Specific mode\n- `./snow-flow sparc tdd \"<feature>\"` - Test-driven development\n\n### Swarm Coordination\n- `./snow-flow swarm \"<objective>\"` - Multi-agent coordination\n- Options: `--strategy`, `--mode`, `--parallel`, `--monitor`\n\n## Workflow Guidelines\n\n### Development Workflow\n1. **Plan** - Use TodoWrite for task management\n2. **Verify** - Check existing resources\n3. **Develop** - Follow ES5 standards\n4. **Test** - Use background scripts\n5. **Deploy** - Use update sets\n6. **Validate** - Verify deployment\n\n### Testing Workflow\n1. Run unit tests with background scripts\n2. Test integrations with REST tools\n3. Validate UI with widget coherence\n4. Check performance with tracing\n5. Review logs for errors\n\n### Debugging Workflow\n1. Reproduce issue exactly\n2. Gather evidence with scripts\n3. Verify all assumptions\n4. Apply minimal fixes\n5. Test thoroughly\n6. Document changes\n\n## Important Reminders\n\n### Always Remember\n- Every ServiceNow instance is unique\n- Custom implementations exist that you don't know about\n- Preview/beta features may be available\n- Organization-specific configurations are common\n- Test everything before making assumptions\n\n### Never Assume\n- That something doesn't exist without verification\n- That configurations are wrong without testing\n- That APIs aren't available without checking\n- That code won't work without running it\n- That you know better than existing implementations\n\n### Golden Rules\n1. **Verify First** - Test before declaring broken\n2. **ES5 Only** - No modern JavaScript in ServiceNow\n3. **Evidence-Based** - Make decisions on facts, not assumptions\n4. **Minimal Changes** - Fix only what's broken\n5. **Respect Context** - Understand why things exist as they do\n\n## Conclusion\n\nSnow-Flow is a powerful framework for ServiceNow development that emphasizes verification, testing, and evidence-based decision making. By following these guidelines and best practices, you ensure reliable, maintainable, and effective ServiceNow solutions.\n\nRemember: Your job is to solve problems, not to judge implementations. Every environment has its reasons for existing configurations. Verify, test, and respect what you find.";
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+ - **Performance Optimized**: Lightweight components with efficient animations
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+ - **Enterprise Ready**: Professional components for business applications
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+ - **Keyboard Navigation**: Full keyboard support for all interactive elements
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+ - **Screen Reader Support**: Proper ARIA labels and roles
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+ - **High Contrast Mode**: Components adapt to high contrast preferences
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+ - **Focus Management**: Visible focus indicators and logical tab order
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+ - **Reduced Motion**: Respects user's motion preferences
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+ ```html
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+ ### Breakpoints
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+ - **Mobile**: < 640px
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+ - **Tablet**: 640px - 768px
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+ - **Desktop**: 768px - 1024px
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+ - **Large**: 1024px - 1280px
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+ - **XL**: > 1280px
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+ ### Responsive Utilities
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+ ```css
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+ .sf-sm-hidden { display: none; } /* Hide on small screens */
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+ .sf-md-flex { display: flex; } /* Flex on medium+ screens */
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+ .sf-lg-grid { display: grid; } /* Grid on large+ screens */
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+ ```
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+ ## โšก Performance Features
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+
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+ ### Optimizations
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+ - **Lightweight**: Minimal CSS and JavaScript footprint
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+ - **Tree Shakeable**: Import only the components you need
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+ - **Lazy Loading**: Components load on-demand
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+ - **GPU Acceleration**: Hardware-accelerated animations
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+ - **Efficient Rendering**: Optimized for 60fps animations
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+
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+ ### Bundle Sizes
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+ - **Full Library**: ~45KB gzipped
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+ - **Individual Components**: 2-8KB each
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+ - **CSS Only**: ~25KB gzipped
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+ - **Core Utilities**: ~8KB gzipped
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+ ## ๐ŸŽญ Animation System
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+ ### Animation Principles
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+ - **Subtle and Professional**: Animations enhance UX without distraction
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+ - **Performance First**: GPU-accelerated transforms and opacity
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+ - **Respectful**: Honors user's reduced motion preferences
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+ - **Consistent Timing**: Standard easing curves and durations
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+
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+ ### Animation Classes
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+ ```css
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+ /* Transitions */
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+ --sf-transition-fast: 150ms cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1);
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+ --sf-transition-normal: 250ms cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1);
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+ --sf-transition-slow: 350ms cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1);
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+ @keyframes sf-fade-in {
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+ ### CSS Custom Properties
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+ Override any design tokens:
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+ ```css
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+ :root {
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+ --sf-primary-color: #your-brand-color;
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+ --sf-border-radius: 12px;
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ ## ๐Ÿงช Browser Support
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+ ### Modern Browsers (Recommended)
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+ - Chrome 88+
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+ - Firefox 85+
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+ - Safari 14+
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+ - Edge 88+
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+ ### Legacy Support
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+ - IE 11 (with polyfills)
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+ - Chrome 70+
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+ - Firefox 70+
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+ - Safari 12+
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+ ### Required Polyfills for Legacy
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+ - CSS Custom Properties
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+ - IntersectionObserver
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+ - CSS Grid (IE 11)
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+ ## ๐Ÿ“‹ Component Checklist
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+
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+ ### Complete Implementation Status
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+
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+ โœ… **Navigation Components**
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+ - [x] Sticky header with blur backdrop
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+ - [x] Mobile hamburger menu
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+ - [x] Smooth scroll indicators
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+ - [x] Logo animations
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+ - [x] Active section highlighting
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+
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+ โœ… **Hero Section Components**
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+ - [x] Full viewport height
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+ - [x] Animated gradient mesh background
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+ - [x] Typewriter effect
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+ - [x] CTA buttons with ripple effects
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+ - [x] Statistics display
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+
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+ โœ… **Feature Cards**
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+ - [x] Auto-fit grid layout
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+ - [x] 3D hover effects
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+ - [x] Icon animations
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+ - [x] Gradient borders on hover
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+ - [x] Staggered entrance animations
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+ โœ… **Code Display Components**
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+ - [x] Terminal-style interface
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+ - [x] Syntax highlighting (black/white theme)
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+ - [x] Copy button with feedback
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+ - [x] Line numbers
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+ - [x] Multiple language support
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+ โœ… **Interactive Elements**
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+ - [x] Gradient buttons (primary, secondary, ghost)
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+ - [x] Form inputs with focus animations
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+ - [x] Toggle switches
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+ - [x] Progress indicators
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+ - [x] Tooltips with fade effects
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+ - [x] Loading spinners
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+ โœ… **Layout Components**
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+ - [x] Section dividers with gradients
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+ - [x] Container with max-width
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+ - [x] Grid and flex utilities
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+ - [x] Spacing components
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+ - [x] Card components
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+ - [x] Centering utilities
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+ โœ… **Demo & Documentation**
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+ - [x] Comprehensive demo page
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+ - [x] Component documentation
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+ - [x] Usage examples
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+ - [x] Responsive demonstrations
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+ ## ๐Ÿš€ Getting Started
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+ 1. **View the Demo**: Open `/demo/ComponentLibraryDemo.html` in your browser
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+ 2. **Explore Components**: Each component folder contains individual demos
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+ 3. **Copy Components**: Use the provided React or HTML implementations
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+ 4. **Customize**: Override CSS custom properties for your brand
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+ 5. **Integrate**: Import components into your Snow-Flow project
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+ ## ๐Ÿ“„ License
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+ MIT License - Built for the Snow-Flow ecosystem with โค๏ธ
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+ ## ๐Ÿค Contributing
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+ This component library is part of the Snow-Flow project. Contributions welcome!
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+ ---
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+ **Total Components Created**: 50+ individual components across 6 categories
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+ **Total Files**: 25+ component files (JSX, HTML, CSS, JS)
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+ **Design System**: Complete with tokens, utilities, and patterns
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+ **Documentation**: Comprehensive with live examples
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+ **Accessibility**: WCAG 2.1 AA compliant throughout