During normal repository tasks, treat agent definitions, skills, instructions, tooling backends, schemas, tests, dependency metadata, workflow definitions, safety gates, permission checks, packaging behavior, and capabilities as immutable. Do not create, edit, delete, rename, patch, bypass, or replace implementation under these paths to recover from a task, environment, dependency, authentication, conversion, validation, packaging, deployment, or runtime failure: Stop the affected operation and report that a maintainer change is required. Implementation changes are allowed only in a separate development task where the…
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This file is for AI coding assistants (GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, Aider, etc.). It captures project-specific knowledge that isn't obvious from a fresh git clone and which routinely trips up agents. See CONTRIBUTING.md for coding standards (StyleCop rules, error handling, exception logging) — do not duplicate those here. The build scripts (scripts\Build.bat and friends) put build outputs one level up from the git working tree. The Readme documents the recommended clone-into-src\ convention, which matches the…
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Use Python 3.12 for desktop work. Install with: Keep the browser and desktop runtimes separate: Do not introduce a universal agent/model/environment abstraction or duplicate the browser runtime under another package. Preserve webwright compatibility aliases. Keep provider-specific private integrations outside this repository. Never save credentials or custom endpoint URLs in run artifacts, examples, or diagnostics. Before changing desktop prompts, read src/cuawright/desktop/config/prompts.py in full. Plain final text never completes a desktop task; the Actor must execute the standalone command python /opt/cuawright-tools/submit.py. Official…
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This document provides guidelines for AI agents (e.g., GitHub Copilot, MCP-based assistants, LLM-based tools) working with the Azure SDK for .NET repository. It defines safe and effective patterns for agent interactions with this codebase, automation workflows, and development processes. The Azure SDK for .NET repository contains: - Data plane client Libraries: SDKs for interacting with Azure services at application runtime - Management plane Libraries: SDKs for provisioning and managing Azure resources - Code Generators: Tools that generate Azure Data Plane…
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CLAUDE.md is a symlink to this file — they are the same file, do not update both. Official Elasticsearch Go client. Module: github.com/elastic/go-elasticsearch/v9. This is a public library with external consumers. Maintain backwards compatibility: PRs are squash-merged into a single commit when landing on main or a version branch. Because of this, each PR should represent one distinct, self-contained change — a single feature, bug fix, or refactor. Mixing unrelated changes in one PR means they become inseparable in history,…
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Internal design records — the "why" behind decisions in this repo and its libraries. This is the Diátaxis explanation quadrant: architecture rationale, tradeoffs, and alternatives considered. Living documents that describe how a concept or subsystem works right now. Named by topic: state.md, mcp.md, visuals.md. These are the primary entry point — a contributor looking for "how does state work" should open one file and get the full picture. Design docs get updated as the implementation evolves. They always reflect the…
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User-facing documentation for the Agents SDK monorepo. Each package owns the directory under docs/ matching its unscoped package name. These markdown files are manually synced to developers.cloudflare.com/agents/ where applicable. We follow Diátaxis to keep docs focused. Every doc should have a clear primary type: The fourth Diátaxis type — explanation ("understand why") — lives in /design, not here. If you're writing about why something was designed a certain way, put it there. If you're writing about how to use something,…
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Harness Durable Objects for testing Lifecycle capabilities — the lower-level sibling of ../agents/ (which holds Agent-level fixture classes). One file per capability, all registered in the shared workers project (../worker.ts + ../wrangler.jsonc), all driving real Durable Objects. - harness.ts — the generic tier's bare CapabilityHarnessObject. Its driver, withCapabilityHarness() (in ../shared/capability-harness.ts), binds per-test-constructed capabilities to a real Lifecycle over real SQLite storage — a new capability gets isolation tests with zero new wiring. - lifecycle.ts — fixtures for the Lifecycle core…
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This directory contains a native implementation of the AI-DLC (AI-Driven Development Life Cycle) methodology that ships to many harnesses (today Claude Code, Kiro CLI, Kiro IDE, Codex CLI, Cursor, opencode, and GitHub Copilot, and any capable CLI you port it to) from a single hand-authored source. AI-DLC is a software factory for spec-driven design: the person drives it, and it delivers their project, from the idea to the spec and plan, the code and the deployment. The harness the person…
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Alloy is a code generation framework using JSX components. Before working with Alloy code, read the relevant docs from installed packages. Your training data may be outdated — these docs match your installed version.
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Guidance for coding agents (and humans) working in this repository. For setup, PR workflow, and release process, see CONTRIBUTING.md. eve is a filesystem-first framework for durable backend AI agents. You author an agent as a directory on disk — instructions, skills, tools, connections, channels, subagents, and schedules are all files — and eve compiles and runs it. See the README for the full overview and docs/ for user-facing documentation. Always style the framework name as eve, lowercase, in user-facing copy,…
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All user-facing UI changes must be mobile-responsive. Before completing a UI change, verify it at a narrow mobile viewport and a desktop viewport. Check for page-level horizontal overflow, clipped content, unreadably narrow columns, overlapping controls, and whether dense navigation should wrap or scroll horizontally. This version has breaking changes — APIs, conventions, and file structure may all differ from your training data. Read the relevant guide in node_modules/next/dist/docs/ (resolved from this file's directory; in monorepos the next package may not…
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This project uses the eve framework. Before writing code, always read the relevant guide in node_modules/eve/docs/. Use eve lowercase in user-facing copy, docs, prompts, and comments. Do not title-case it unless it is part of an exact external title or quoted text.
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This project uses the eve framework: an agent is a directory of files under agent/, and eve compiles and runs it. For a content-only change to the root agent's identity, purpose, tone, or response guidelines, edit its existing authored instructions. Fresh projects use agent/instructions.md; a project may instead use agent/instructions.ts or files under agent/instructions/. You do not need to read the framework docs for a content-only instructions change. A fresh project already has its selected model in agent/agent.ts; preserve that…
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This project uses the eve framework. Before writing code, read the relevant guide from the installed eve package docs. In most installs, those docs are at node_modules/eve/docs/. In workspaces or local package installs, resolve the installed eve package location first and read its docs/ directory. If package docs are unavailable, use https://eve.dev/docs as a fallback. Before implementing an integration yourself, use eve registry search <query> or eve registry list to discover available integrations. Inspect one with eve registry view <item>,…
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Durable personal AI assistant built with eve and Nuxt. This project deploys its Nuxt frontend and eve agent as peer Vercel services through vercel.ts. Before writing agent code, read the relevant guide in node_modules/eve/docs/. The eve agent calls Nuxt over HTTP: Authenticated with Authorization: Bearer <INTERNAL_API_SECRET>. See apps/web/server/utils/internal-api.ts. Categories: lib/types/memory.ts. One prose block per category; saves replace the full block. See docs/CUSTOMIZATION.md for details.
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This published package is the @eve/agent-desktop extension: accessibility-based desktop tools backed by the agent-desktop CLI, plus the @eve/agent-desktop/sandbox helpers that install and start the desktop. Before writing code, read the installed eve package docs for extensions, tools, and sandboxes as applicable. Tests run against the built dist/, so there is no unit tier. Tiers are set by directory: Run typecheck, build, both tiers, lint, and package-scoped formatting before completion.
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This private package is the source of the eve/extensions/code extension for CLI-based coding work. It contributes investigation and review skills, instruction fragments, Connect-backed authentication hooks, and consumer sandbox helpers. Before writing code, read the installed eve package docs for extensions, hooks, tools, skills, subagents, and sandboxes as applicable. The eve build copies extension/ into packages/eve/src/extensions/code/extension and compiles it into the eve package; public entry points are declared in packages/eve/package.json and packages/eve/src/extensions/code/. Do not publish this package or add it as…
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