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  2. package/content/agents/builder.yaml +25 -0
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+ # Data Governance
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+
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+ Use this document to define how the app classifies, stores, uses, deletes, exports, and protects data.
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+
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+ ## Data Owners
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+
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+ - Product owner:
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+ - Engineering owner:
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+ - Security/privacy owner:
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+ - Last reviewed:
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+
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+ ## Data Classification
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+
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+ | Classification | Examples | Storage Rules | Access Rules | Retention |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | Public | `<examples>` | `<rules>` | `<rules>` | `<retention>` |
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+ | Internal | `<examples>` | `<rules>` | `<rules>` | `<retention>` |
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+ | Confidential | `<examples>` | `<rules>` | `<rules>` | `<retention>` |
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+ | PII | `<examples>` | `<rules>` | `<rules>` | `<retention>` |
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+ | Secrets | `<examples>` | `<rules>` | `<rules>` | `<retention>` |
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+ | Training/Eval Data | `<examples>` | `<rules>` | `<rules>` | `<retention>` |
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+
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+ ## Data Inventory
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+
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+ | Data Type | Source | Purpose | Stored Where | Sensitive? | Retention | Deletion/Export |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<data>` | `<source>` | `<purpose>` | `<store>` | `<yes/no>` | `<period>` | `<process>` |
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+
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+ ## Consent And Usage
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+
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+ - User consent requirements:
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+ - Analytics/tracking consent:
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+ - AI replay/eval usage:
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+ - Model training usage:
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+ - External sharing:
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+
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+ ## Retention, Deletion, And Export
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+
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+ - Retention policy:
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+ - Deletion process:
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+ - Export process:
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+ - Backup retention:
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+ - Legal/compliance holds:
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+
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+ ## AI Data Rules
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+
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+ - Prompt/input storage:
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+ - Output storage:
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+ - Replay logs:
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+ - Eval datasets:
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+ - Correction datasets:
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+ - Fine-tuning/custom training data:
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+ - Dataset source approval:
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+ - Labeling process:
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+ - Dataset versioning:
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+ - Consent for training:
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+ - PII redaction/tokenization:
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+
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+ ## Access Controls
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+
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+ | Data | Who Can Access | Approval Needed? | Audit Logged? |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<data>` | `<roles>` | `<yes/no>` | `<yes/no>` |
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+
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+ ## Open Risks
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+
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+ - `<risk>`
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+ # ADR 0000: `<Decision Title>`
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+
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+ - Status: `<Proposed/Accepted/Superseded/Rejected/Deprecated>`
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+ - Date: `<YYYY-MM-DD>`
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+ - Owner: `<name/team>`
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+ - Related tickets/docs: `<links>`
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+
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+ ## Context
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+
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+ What problem are we solving, and why does the decision matter?
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+
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+ ## Decision
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+
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+ What did we decide?
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+
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+ ## Alternatives Considered
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+
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+ | Option | Pros | Cons | Reason Not Chosen |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<option>` | `<pros>` | `<cons>` | `<reason>` |
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+
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+ ## Consequences
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+
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+ What becomes easier, harder, cheaper, more expensive, safer, riskier, or more constrained because of this decision?
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+
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+ ## Follow-Up
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+
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+ - `<ticket or action>`
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+ # Decision History
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+
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+ Use this index to track architecture decision records and other meaningful project decisions.
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+
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+ ## Decision Process
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+
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+ - Record decisions that affect architecture, product behavior, data, vendors, cloud, AI/model choices, cost, security, compliance, or operations.
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+ - Keep each ADR short: context, decision, alternatives considered, consequences, date, and status.
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+ - Update this index whenever an ADR is added or superseded.
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+
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+ ## Status Values
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+
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+ - `Proposed`
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+ - `Accepted`
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+ - `Superseded`
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+ - `Rejected`
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+ - `Deprecated`
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+
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+ ## Decision Index
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+
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+ | ID | Title | Status | Date | Owner | Link |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `0000` | ADR template | `Template` | `<date>` | `<owner>` | [`0000-template.md`](./0000-template.md) |
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+
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+ ## Open Decision Questions
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+
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+ | Question | Why It Matters | Needed By | Owner | Status |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<question>` | `<impact>` | `<date>` | `<owner>` | `<status>` |
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+ # Starter documentation templates. `rafi create` copies these into a target repo's
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+ # docs/ folder, honoring `gate` against the project flags (see ProjectFlags).
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+ # gate: always -> always copied
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+ # gate: ai -> copied only when flags.usesAI
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+ # gate: frontend -> copied only when flags.hasFrontend
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+ docs:
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+ - { path: README.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: architecture.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: features.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: api.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: users.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: admins.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: business.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: operations.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: security.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: data-governance.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: local-cloud.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: scalability.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: tickets.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: release-checklist.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: decisions/README.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: decisions/0000-template.md, gate: always }
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+ - { path: ai.md, gate: ai }
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+ - { path: ai-evals.md, gate: ai }
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+ - { path: ai-costs.md, gate: ai }
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+ # Feature Digest
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+ Use this document to track what the app does, who can use each feature, and what workflows matter.
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+ ## Product Summary
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+
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+ - Product purpose:
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+ - Primary user value:
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+ - Current release stage:
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+ - Last reviewed:
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+
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+ ## User Roles
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+
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+ | Role | Description | Permissions | Notes |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<role>` | `<description>` | `<permissions>` | `<notes>` |
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+
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+ ## Features
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+
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+ | Feature | Users/Roles | Status | Business Value | Docs | Tickets |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<feature>` | `<roles>` | `<planned/live>` | `<value>` | `<link>` | `<ticket>` |
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+
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+ ## Core Workflows
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+
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+ | Workflow | Actor | Start | End | Happy Path | Failure/Edge States |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<workflow>` | `<role>` | `<start>` | `<end>` | `<steps>` | `<states>` |
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+
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+ ## Permissions Matrix
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+
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+ | Capability | Normal User | Admin | Other Roles |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<capability>` | `<yes/no>` | `<yes/no>` | `<notes>` |
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+
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+ ## Future Ideas
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+ Add future ideas to `docs/tickets.md`; summarize only major themes here.
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+
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+ - `<idea/theme>`
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+ # Local And Cloud Runtime
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+ Use this document to keep local development and cloud deployment expectations clear.
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+ ## Runtime Summary
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+ - Local runtime supported: `<yes/no>`
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+ - Cloud runtime supported: `<yes/no>`
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+ - Default cloud provider:
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+ - Infrastructure as Code tool:
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+ - Last reviewed:
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+
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+ ## Local Development
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+
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+ - Setup command:
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+ - Run command:
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+ - Test command:
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+ - Required services:
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+ - Seed data:
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+ - Local URLs:
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+ - Local secrets process:
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+
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+ ## Cloud Runtime
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+
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+ - Provider/account:
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+ - Region(s):
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+ - Services:
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+ - Deployment command/process:
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+ - Secrets:
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+ - Domains:
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+ - Monitoring:
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+ - Rollback:
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+ ## Parity Matrix
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+ | Capability | Local | Cloud | Difference | Reason |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<capability>` | `<behavior>` | `<behavior>` | `<difference>` | `<reason>` |
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+
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+ ## Infrastructure As Code
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+
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+ - Tool:
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+ - Entrypoint:
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+ - State management:
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+ - Environments:
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+ - Manual steps:
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+ - Known gaps:
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+
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+ ## Environment Variables
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+ | Variable | Local | Cloud | Required? | Notes |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<VAR>` | `<value/source>` | `<secret/source>` | `<yes/no>` | `<notes>` |
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+
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+ ## Open Questions
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+
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+ - `<question>`
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+ # Operations Guide
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+ Use this document for deployment, monitoring, incident response, backups, and production operations.
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+
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+ ## Operational Summary
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+ - Environments:
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+ - Deployment owner:
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+ - Monitoring owner:
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+ - Support path:
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+ - Last reviewed:
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+
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+ ## Environments
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+
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+ | Environment | Purpose | URL/Access | Data | Notes |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | Local | Development | `<url>` | `<local/seed>` | `<notes>` |
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+ | Staging | Pre-production | `<url>` | `<data>` | `<notes>` |
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+ | Production | Live users | `<url>` | `<data>` | `<notes>` |
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+
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+ ## Deployments
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+
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+ - Deployment command/process:
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+ - Required checks:
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+ - Migration process:
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+ - Rollback process:
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+ - Post-deploy smoke tests:
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+
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+ ## Monitoring And Alerts
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+
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+ | Signal | Tool/Dashboard | Alert Threshold | Owner | Runbook |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<signal>` | `<tool>` | `<threshold>` | `<owner>` | `<link>` |
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+
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+ ## Runbooks
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+ ### `<Incident Or Task>`
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+
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+ - Symptoms:
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+ - Severity:
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+ - First checks:
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+ - Recovery steps:
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+ - Escalation:
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+ - Follow-up:
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+ ## Backups And Restore
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+ - Backup scope:
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+ - Backup cadence:
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+ - Restore test cadence:
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+ - Restore steps:
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+ - Retention:
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+ ## Incident Response
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+ - Severity levels:
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+ - Communication path:
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+ - Incident commander:
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+ - Customer communication:
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+ - Postmortem requirements:
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+ ## AI Operations
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+ - AI provider dashboards:
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+ - Cost alerts:
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+ - Abuse monitoring:
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+ - Eval/regression checks:
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+ - AI incident response:
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+ # Release Checklist
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+ Use this checklist before releases that affect users, production data, public APIs, infrastructure, billing, auth, or AI behavior.
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+ ## Release Summary
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+ - Release name/version:
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+ - Release owner:
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+ - Target date:
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+ - Risk level:
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+ - Rollback owner:
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+ ## Pre-Release
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+ - [ ] Requested behavior is complete.
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+ - [ ] Relevant tickets are updated.
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+ - [ ] Relevant tests pass.
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+ - [ ] Typecheck/static analysis passes.
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+ - [ ] Lint/format checks pass.
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+ - [ ] Build passes.
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+ - [ ] Database migrations are reviewed and tested.
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+ - [ ] API docs are updated.
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+ - [ ] User/admin docs are updated.
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+ - [ ] Architecture/business/operations docs are updated where relevant.
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+ - [ ] Security, data-governance, and privacy impacts are reviewed.
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+ - [ ] AI evals pass where relevant.
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+ - [ ] AI/model cost impact is reviewed where relevant.
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+ - [ ] Environment variables and secrets are documented.
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+ - [ ] Monitoring dashboards and alerts are ready.
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+ - [ ] Rollback path is documented and practical.
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+ ## Deployment
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+ - [ ] Deployment started:
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+ - [ ] Migration completed:
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+ - [ ] Smoke tests completed:
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+ - [ ] Monitoring checked:
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+ - [ ] Error logs checked:
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+ - [ ] User/admin impact confirmed:
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+ ## Post-Release
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+ - [ ] Changelog updated.
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+ - [ ] Tickets marked complete.
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+ - [ ] Follow-up work logged.
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+ - [ ] Incidents/regressions documented.
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+ - [ ] Release process improvements logged.
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+ ## Rollback Plan
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+ - Trigger:
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+ - Steps:
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+ - Data considerations:
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+ - Communication:
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+ - Verification:
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+ # Scalability Plan
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+ Use this document to describe how the app should scale locally, in cloud environments, and across major system areas.
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+ ## Current Status
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+ - Expected users:
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+ - Expected data size:
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+ - Expected request volume:
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+ - Expected AI/model volume:
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+ - Expected cost constraints:
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+ - Last reviewed:
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+ ## Local And Cloud Runtime
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+ | Local development | `<command/docker/etc>` | `<services>` | `<seed/local db>` | `<gaps>` |
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+ | Cloud | `<provider/services>` | `<services>` | `<managed db/storage>` | `<gaps>` |
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+ ## Server Scaling
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+ - Queueing strategy:
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+ - Rate limiting:
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+ - Caching:
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+ - Bottlenecks:
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+ ## Cloud Scaling
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+ - Infrastructure as Code tool:
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+ - Regions:
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+ - Managed services:
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+ - Deployment topology:
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+ - Autoscaling assumptions:
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+ - Capacity limits:
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+ - Failover expectations:
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+ ## Frontend Scaling
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+ - Bundle-size strategy:
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+ - Rendering/performance risks:
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+ - Loading-state strategy:
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+ - Mobile performance:
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+ - Caching:
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+ - Network request strategy:
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+ ## Database Scaling
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+ - Schema growth assumptions:
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+ - Index strategy:
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+ - Query risk areas:
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+ - Read/write volume:
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+ - Connection management:
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+ - Migration strategy:
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+ - Archival/retention strategy:
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+ - Latency expectations:
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+ - Concurrency strategy:
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+ - Queueing/fallback behavior:
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+ - Cost controls:
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+ - Model upgrade path:
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+ - Eval impact of model changes:
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+ ## Total Architecture Scaling
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+ | Area | Current Limit | Scale Trigger | Planned Response | Owner |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<area>` | `<limit>` | `<trigger>` | `<response>` | `<owner>` |
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+ ## Open Risks
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+ # Security Plan
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+ Use this document to track the app's security model, threat model, controls, and incident response.
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+ ## Security Summary
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+ - Security owner:
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+ - Risk level:
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+ - Auth model:
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+ - Permission model:
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+ - Last reviewed:
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+ ## Authentication And Authorization
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+ - Authentication method:
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+ - Session/token behavior:
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+ - Password policy:
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+ - MFA:
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+ - Role/permission model:
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+ - Server-side enforcement points:
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+ ## Secrets Management
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+ - Secret storage:
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+ - Local development secrets:
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+ - Cloud secrets:
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+ - Rotation process:
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+ - Emergency revocation:
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+ ## Threat Model
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+ | Area | Threat | Impact | Mitigation | Status |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<area>` | `<threat>` | `<impact>` | `<mitigation>` | `<status>` |
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+
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+ ## Abuse Controls
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+
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+ - Rate limiting:
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+ - Signup/login protection:
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+ - API abuse protection:
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+ - AI abuse protection:
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+ - Admin action controls:
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+
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+ ## AI Security Controls
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+
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+ - Prompt injection protection:
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+ - Jailbreak protection:
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+ - Data leakage protection:
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+ - Tool-use restrictions:
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+ - Cost-abuse protection:
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+ - Human review requirements:
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+ - AI incident escalation:
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+
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+ ## Security Checks
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+
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+ | Check | Tool/Process | Frequency | Owner | Notes |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | Dependency scanning | `<tool>` | `<frequency>` | `<owner>` | `<notes>` |
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+ | Secret scanning | `<tool>` | `<frequency>` | `<owner>` | `<notes>` |
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+ | Container scanning | `<tool>` | `<frequency>` | `<owner>` | `<notes>` |
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+ | License checks | `<tool>` | `<frequency>` | `<owner>` | `<notes>` |
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+ | SBOM generation | `<tool>` | `<frequency>` | `<owner>` | `<notes>` |
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+
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+ ## Sensitive Actions And Audit Logs
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+
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+ | Action | Actor | Audit Fields | Alert? | Notes |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<action>` | `<actor>` | `<fields>` | `<yes/no>` | `<notes>` |
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+
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+ ## Security Incident Response
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+
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+ - Severity levels:
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+ - First response steps:
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+ - Containment:
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+ - Eradication:
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+ - Recovery:
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+ - User/customer communication:
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+ - Post-incident review:
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+
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+ ## Known Risks
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+
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+ - `<risk>`
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+ # Ticket Log
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+
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+ Use this document as the source of truth when no external issue tracker is configured.
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+
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+ ## Status Values
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+
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+ - `Backlog`
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+ - `Ready`
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+ - `In Progress`
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+ - `Blocked`
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+ - `In Review`
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+ - `Done`
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+ - `Won't Do`
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+
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+ ## Priority Values
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+
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+ - `P0`: urgent production/user/business risk
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+ - `P1`: important near-term work
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+ - `P2`: useful planned work
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+ - `P3`: future idea or low urgency
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+
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+ ## Epics
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+
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+ | Epic ID | Title | Status | Business Value | Notes |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `E-001` | `<title>` | `Backlog` | `<value>` | `<notes>` |
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+
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+ ## Stories And Tickets
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+
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+ | ID | Epic | Title | Status | Priority | User/Business Value | Acceptance Criteria | Test Expectations | Notes |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `T-001` | `E-001` | `<title>` | `Backlog` | `P2` | `<value>` | `<criteria>` | `<tests>` | `<notes>` |
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+
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+ ## Follow-Ups And Future Ideas
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+
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+ | ID | Source | Idea | Value | Risk/Cost | Status |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | `F-001` | `<source>` | `<idea>` | `<value>` | `<risk/cost>` | `Backlog` |
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+
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+ ## Completed Work
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+
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+ | ID | Completed Date | Summary | Links |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | `<ticket>` | `<date>` | `<summary>` | `<links>` |
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+ # User Guide
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+
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+ Use this document for normal user-facing documentation.
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+
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+ ## Audience
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+
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+ - Primary users:
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+ - Assumed skill level:
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+ - Last reviewed:
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+
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+ ## Getting Started
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+
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+ 1. `<step>`
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+ 2. `<step>`
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+ 3. `<step>`
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+
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+ ## Common Workflows
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+
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+ ### `<Workflow Name>`
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+
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+ - Goal:
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+ - Steps:
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+ - Expected result:
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+ - Common issues:
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+
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+ ## Account And Settings
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+
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+ - Sign in:
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+ - Profile/settings:
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+ - Notifications:
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+ - Data export/deletion:
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+
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+ ## Errors And Troubleshooting
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+
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+ | Problem | What It Means | What To Do |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `<problem>` | `<meaning>` | `<action>` |
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+
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+ ## Support
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+
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+ - Support path:
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+ - What information to include:
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+
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+ # App-Level AI Agent Rules
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+
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+ Use this file as the canonical project instruction source for AI coding agents.
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+
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+ For Codex, copy this content into the repository root as `AGENTS.md`.
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+ For Claude Code, create a repository-root `CLAUDE.md` that imports the same rules:
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+
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+ ```md
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+ @AGENTS.md
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+ ```
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+
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+ Keep durable process rules in this file. Put detailed project facts in the project documents named below, not in the agent rules.
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+
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+ ---
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+ name: code-quality
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+ category: base
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+ description: "Clarity, focused modules, explicit errors, stable interfaces."
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+ condition: always
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+ template: false
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+ ---
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+ ## Code Quality
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+
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+ - Optimize for clarity over cleverness.
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+ - Keep functions and modules focused. Extract helpers when they reduce real duplication or clarify complex logic.
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+ - Avoid oversized files and modules. Split by responsibility when a file becomes difficult to scan or safely change.
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+ - Use explicit names for variables, functions, components, files, and tests.
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+ - Add clarifying comments for non-obvious business rules, tradeoffs, edge cases, algorithms, or integration constraints.
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+ - Avoid comments that merely restate the code.
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+ - Prefer typed, structured data and schema validation at boundaries.
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+ - Handle errors explicitly with useful messages and safe failure modes.
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+ - Keep public interfaces stable unless the task requires a breaking change.
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+ - Do not add production dependencies without a clear reason. Prefer existing dependencies and standard library capabilities.
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+
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+ ---
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+ name: core
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+ category: base
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+ description: "Senior-level working agreement and change discipline."
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+ condition: always
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+ template: false
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+ ---
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+ ## Core Working Agreement
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+
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+ - Work like a senior or staff-level engineer: keep code simple, readable, well-factored, testable, and easy for another developer to maintain.
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+ - Do not make changes outside the user's instructions unless they are required to complete the requested work correctly.
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+ - Prefer small, reviewable changes with clear boundaries. Avoid unrelated refactors unless they are required for the requested change.
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+ - Follow existing project conventions before introducing new patterns.
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+ - Make reasonable implementation choices, but ask the user when a decision changes product behavior, cost, security posture, data model, or public API contracts.
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+ - If you notice unrelated room for improvement, make a note of it and report it when the work is done instead of changing it silently.
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+ - Never hide uncertainty. If assumptions matter, state them briefly and verify them where practical.
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+