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architectural-integrity

Skill986 starsChanged 12 days agoGPL-3.0View on GitHub

Use before planning or implementing ANY feature, bug fix, refactor, or API change that touches Asyar's architecture — extension system, service layer, IPC contracts, Tauri commands, manifest contributions, or cross-layer data flow. Triggers on new features, new extension APIs, new services, bug fixes involving multiple layers, refactors of infrastructure code, adding new contribution points, and any work that could affect how built-in features or third-party extensions interact with the platform. Also triggers on any task where you need to decide which architectural layer owns the logic, whether Tier 2 extensions can use a capability, or whether a change requires a manifest/permission update. Does NOT trigger for pure CSS/styling fixes (use design-language), isolated unit tests, documentation updates, version bumps, mechanical renames, or answering informational questions about the codebase.

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