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tauri

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Official Tauri v2 reference — src-tauri project layout, tauri.conf.json, the Rust `#[tauri::command]` / `invoke_handler` bridge to the frontend, and the v2 permissions system (permissions/scopes/capabilities replacing the v1 allowlist). This repository has no Tauri app of its own since the Inacord Tauri host (`apps/inacord/src-tauri`) was removed on 2026-09-26; the desktop is now aphrody-ui `crates/aphrody-app`. Use this skill as a generic Tauri v2 reference when working in that sibling repository, or when the user mentions Tauri, asks to add a Tauri command, edit `tauri.conf.json` or a `capabilities/*.json` file, or debug an `invoke()` call from the frontend. Verified against the official `tauri-apps/tauri-docs` (v2) via context7 — do not answer Tauri questions from memory, this repo's toolchain drifts (v1 allowlist vs v2 ACL).

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    Guidance for Tauri v2 notification plugin with permission flow and click handling.

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    prototype

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