screenshot-to-code

# Project Agent Instructions

Python environment:

- Always use the backend Poetry virtualenv (`backend-py3.10`) for Python commands.
- Preferred invocation: `cd backend && poetry run <command>`.
- If you need to activate directly, use Poetry to discover it in the current environment:
  - `cd backend && poetry env activate` (then run the `source .../bin/activate` command it prints)

Testing policy:

- Always run backend tests after every code change: `cd backend && poetry run pytest`.
- Always run type checking after every code change: `cd backend && poetry run pyright`.
- Type checking policy: no new warnings in changed files (`pyright`).

## Frontend

- Frontend: `cd frontend && pnpm lint`

If changes touch both, run both sets.

## Prompt formatting

- Prefer triple-quoted strings (`"""..."""`) for multi-line prompt text.
- For interpolated multi-line prompts, prefer a single triple-quoted f-string over concatenated string fragments.

# Hosted

The hosted version is on the `hosted` branch. The `hosted` branch connects to a saas backend, which is a seperate codebase at ../screenshot-to-code-saas

## Cursor Cloud specific instructions

Dependencies are refreshed automatically on startup (`poetry install` in `backend/`, `pnpm install` in `frontend/`); no manual install is needed.
Cursor Cloud environment setup should run `bash /agent/repos/screenshot-to-code/scripts/cursor-cloud-install.sh`; the script changes to the repo root before installing so it works regardless of the startup working directory.

Services (see `README.md` for the canonical commands):
- Backend (FastAPI + WebSocket): from `backend/`, `poetry run uvicorn main:app --reload --port 7001`.
- Frontend (Vite/React): from `frontend/`, `pnpm dev` → open `http://localhost:5173`. The Vite dev server binds to `localhost` only, so use `http://localhost:5173`, not `http://127.0.0.1:5173` (the latter refuses the connection).
- Frontend talks to the backend over a WebSocket (`VITE_WS_BACKEND_URL`, default `ws://127.0.0.1:7001`); generation streams over that socket, other routes are plain HTTP.

Non-obvious caveats:
- `poetry` is installed under `~/.local/bin` and is on PATH for interactive shells (`.bashrc`) but not necessarily for non-interactive scripts; use the full path `~/.local/bin/poetry` if `poetry` is not found.
- The Poetry virtualenv resolves to Python 3.12 (named like `backend-...-py3.12`), not 3.10 — `pyproject.toml` pins `^3.10`, which 3.12 satisfies. Just use `poetry run`.
- Core feature (screenshot → code) requires at least one LLM key: set `OPENAI_API_KEY`, `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`, or `GEMINI_API_KEY` in `backend/.env` (restart backend after editing) or in the in-app Settings dialog. Without a key, generation fails fast with a "No OpenAI, Anthropic, or Gemini API key" message. `REPLICATE_API_KEY` (image gen/edit) only works via `backend/.env`, not the UI.
- Playwright Chromium is pre-installed for the optional "Screenshot preview" tool; Settings shows it as "Available".
- `pnpm install` prints an "Ignored build scripts (esbuild, puppeteer)" warning — this is harmless; Vite build/dev and tests work without approving builds.
- `cd frontend && pnpm lint` currently reports pre-existing errors (e.g. `@typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any` in `generateCode.ts`) because lint runs with `--max-warnings 0`; these are baseline issues, not environment problems.

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