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RevealUIStudio/revealui/.github/copilot-instructions.md
Purpose: give an AI coding agent concise, actionable context to be productive in this monorepo.
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--- title: "Copilot / AI Agent Instructions for RevealUI" description: "Purpose: give an AI coding agent concise, actionable context to be productive in this monorepo." visibility: internal status: verified audience: agent --- # Copilot / AI Agent Instructions for RevealUI Purpose: give an AI coding agent concise, actionable context to be productive in this monorepo. - Big picture: Next.js 16 + React 19 monorepo. Apps live in `apps/` (notably `apps/admin`, `apps/server`, `apps/marketing`) and shared code lives in `packages/` (core, `auth`, `services`, `mcp`). - Key integrations: NeonDB + Drizzle ORM (`docs/DATABASE.md`), Vercel (edge-ready), MCP adapters in `packages/mcp/src/servers/` (e.g. `neon.ts`, `stripe.ts`). Third-party: Stripe (`packages/services/src/stripe`). Legacy Supabase MCP adapter was removed. - Quick start commands (most-used): - `pnpm install` - `pnpm dev` (runs `turbo run dev --parallel`) - `pnpm --filter <pkg> dev` (package scoped) - `pnpm build` (turbo) - `pnpm test` (turbo); e2e: `pnpm test:e2e` (Playwright) - `pnpm format` / `pnpm lint` - Conventions & gotchas: - Prefer `pnpm --filter <pkg>` for package-scoped work; `turbo` coordinates cross-package tasks. - Operational CLIs live under `scripts/` and are invoked via `tsx` in `package.json` scripts. - Node requirement: `node >= 24.13.0`. - Run `pnpm audit:any` to see current `any` type count before large type changes. - Editing patterns: - Use existing `scripts/*` CLIs instead of adding ad-hoc scripts. - Follow `scripts/STANDARDS.md` and `docs/STANDARDS.md` for naming and packaging. - Run `pnpm format` and `pnpm lint` before committing. - Where to run/verify changes: - Auth or integration changes: `packages/auth`, `packages/services/*`, `apps/admin` (preview flows). - MCP servers: `packages/mcp/src/servers/*` — run with `tsx packages/mcp/src/servers/<name>.ts` (e.g. `tsx packages/mcp/src/servers/neon.ts`). - Visual/e2e: Playwright (`pnpm test:e2e` / `pnpm test:e2e:visual:update`). - Quick reference files: - `package.json` (root scripts) - `scripts/cli/*` (CLIs) - `packages/mcp/src/servers/neon.ts` - `apps/admin`, `apps/server` Ask for human review when a change requires secrets/env values or DB snapshots (see `docs/ENVIRONMENT-VARIABLES-GUIDE.md`). If you want, I can expand this with concrete examples for a package (for example `packages/mcp`). Concrete examples (MCP & quick commands): - Run the local Neon MCP adapter (must set `NEON_API_KEY`): - Command: `tsx packages/mcp/src/servers/neon.ts` - File: `packages/mcp/src/servers/neon.ts` — script validates `NEON_API_KEY` and connects to remote `mcp.neon.tech`. - Playwright visual snapshot update (when changing UI): - Command: `pnpm test:e2e:visual:update` - Start a single package dev server (example: Admin): - Command: `pnpm --filter admin dev` These concrete examples are safe to run locally after `pnpm install`. If an example requires secrets or a DB snapshot, request access before running.
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