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This router indexes all subsystem documentation for MPV Anime Build. When working on a task, refer to the corresponding modular documentation file under agents/development/ for detailed architectural rules, invariants, and implementation details.

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3 rules. 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.

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  1. Distinctive:

    NEVER commit or push automatically: Always show git diff and wait for explicit user confirmation.

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    Review documentation: Read the designated .md file to understand constraints and invariants.

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  3. Very specific:

    Inspect the code: Check existing implementation in scripts/, script-opts/, or shaders/.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 38 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

🎬 MPV Anime Build — Development Skill & Subsystem Router

This router indexes all subsystem documentation for MPV Anime Build. When working on a task, refer to the corresponding modular documentation file under agents/development/ for detailed architectural rules, invariants, and implementation details.

🚨 Non-Negotiable Invariants

  1. NEVER commit or push automatically: Always show git diff and wait for explicit user confirmation. (See 00-git-and-release-workflow.md)
  2. Version Source of Truth: script-opts/build_info.conf is authoritative (never infer from git describe).
  3. NEVER overwrite scripts/uosc/main.lua or scripts/uosc/lib/menus.lua with upstream UOSC: They contain extensive custom controls, menu logic, subtitle downloader behavior, and event hooks. (See 04-uosc-custom-ui.md)
  4. NEVER reset manual_override on file-loaded: Track selections persist across playlist files. (See 07-track-selector.md)
  5. Eco Mode Priority: The [Low-End] profile owns rendering properties on battery; user settings must not overwrite it. (See 05-power-guard-eco.md)
  6. Live-Action Detection Override: Explicit live-action titles/paths override anime folders/Japanese audio in Auto mode. (See 02-anime-profile-controller.md)

🗺️ Subsystem Navigation Index

Subsystem / AreaFocus & Key ComponentsDocumentation Module
Git, Releases & VersioningCommit rules, version sync (build_info.conf, README, CHANGELOG, index.html)00-git-and-release-workflow.md
Architecture & Event FlowMPV event lifecycle, script load order, script-message communication bus01-architecture-overview.md
Anime Profile Controller[HIGH RISK] Detection matrix, resolution tiers, profile switching, state broadcast02-anime-profile-controller.md
Shader Pipeline & EnginesShaders library, FSRCNNX Fidelity vs Anime4K, ArtCNN (Ani4Kv2/SD), Line-Thinner03-shader-pipeline.md
UOSC Custom UI Fork[HIGH RISK] UOSC 5.13.0 fork, main.lua controls/event hooks, lib/menus.lua menu builders/subtitle downloader, custom buttons, history, denoise, styling controls04-uosc-custom-ui.md
Power Guard & BatteryCross-platform battery detection (Linux sysfs / Windows CIM), Eco [Low-End] mode05-power-guard-eco.md
Display, HDR & Scalers3-Way HDR matrix (Auto/Passthrough/SDR), RTX VSR, native spline64 scalers06-display-hdr-scaling.md
HDR Toys MenuSub-Menu for toggling tonemapping parameters like Gamut modes (Astra, Bottosson).06-display-hdr-scaling.md
Track Selector Intelligence[HIGH RISK] Audio/sub matching, SDH preferred fallback, manual override persistence07-track-selector.md
Audio Visualizer & DSPAudio-only 0% GPU profile, 15-band EQ, Spatial Audio (HRTF 7.1), Night Mode DRC08-audio-visualizer-dsp.md
Smart Chapters & Skip IntroOP/ED/PV/Intro detection, unified color palette, timeline chapter highlighting09-chapter-and-skip-system.md
Watch History & Continuity50-item watch history (Up_Next.lua), 95% completion, directory autoloading10-watch-history-playback.md
Stream Extraction & yt-dlpUOSC Download button integration, range cut mode, English-only stream subtitles11-stream-download-ytdl.md
Ambient Glow & Video ToolsReal-time ambient background glow, Picture-in-Picture mode, dynamic autocrop12-ambient-and-video-tools.md
Diagnostics & IPC SocketsA/V filter info ('k'), Neon Glass stats ('CTRL+i'), Thumbfast software decoding13-diagnostics-and-ipc.md
Configuration HierarchyLoad order (mpv.conf → script-opts → durable user-*.conf overrides)14-configuration-hierarchy.md

🛠️ Step-by-Step Task Execution Protocol

  1. Identify the subsystem: Locate the relevant module from the index above.
  2. Review documentation: Read the designated .md file to understand constraints and invariants.
  3. Inspect the code: Check existing implementation in scripts/, script-opts/, or shaders/.
  4. Make minimal, safe changes: Match surrounding coding idiom and respect state flows.
  5. Validate changes: Perform syntax checks and verify cross-script message compatibility.
  6. Report git status: Display git diff and summarize changes for user review.

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