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Start every session with /kb-init (Codex: pwsh scripts/kb.ps1 init; coordinators add -Role coordinator). Pointframe is a Windows-only WPF desktop app (.NET 10) for screen capture, annotation, and recording. It uses: - CommunityToolkit.Mvvm (source generators: [ObservableProperty], [RelayCommand]) - Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection for IoC - Serilog for logging (to %LOCALAPPDATA%\Pointframe\logs\) - ffmpeg (external binary) for MP4/GIF output - Nerdbank.GitVersioning for automatic semantic versioning The rules every change keeps (composition, MVVM, settings, undo, DPI, new annotation tools) are the Architecture rules in the knowledge base…

The file

We split this CLAUDE.md into the rules it gives an agent

3 rules. About 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.

  • ≈0

    Common · estimate

    Many files like this have a rule of this kind.

  • ≈1

    Distinctive · estimate

    This author's own choices. Worth a look.

  • 2

    Very specific

    Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.

  • Common
  • Distinctive
  • Very specific
  1. Very specific:

    Start every session with /kb-init (Codex: pwsh scripts/kb.ps1 init.

    line 1
  2. Very specific:

    Run dotnet format Pointframe/Pointframe.csproj after every C# edit — CI fails on any style/whitespace violation.

    line 55
  3. Distinctive:

    No XML doc comments (intentional project policy)

    line 68

≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 26,980 CLAUDE.md files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

Keep what fits and drop the rest. Your version, ready for your agents.
Files
CLAUDE.md

Start every session with /kb-init (Codex: pwsh scripts/kb.ps1 init; coordinators add -Role coordinator).

CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

Project

Pointframe is a Windows-only WPF desktop app (.NET 10) for screen capture, annotation, and recording. It uses:

  • CommunityToolkit.Mvvm (source generators: [ObservableProperty], [RelayCommand])
  • Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection for IoC
  • Serilog for logging (to %LOCALAPPDATA%\Pointframe\logs\)
  • ffmpeg (external binary) for MP4/GIF output
  • Nerdbank.GitVersioning for automatic semantic versioning

Commands

# Build
dotnet build Pointframe/Pointframe.csproj

# Run
dotnet run --project Pointframe/Pointframe.csproj

# Test (unit only)
dotnet test Pointframe.Tests/Pointframe.Tests.csproj

# Single test class
dotnet test --filter "FullyQualifiedName~AnnotationViewModelTests"

# Required interactive desktop regression selection (Windows signed-in session)
pwsh scripts/desktop-tests.ps1

# Repeat the required selection and run the real-app persistence verifier
pwsh scripts/desktop-tests.ps1 -Repeat 10 -IncludeVerifyApp

# Format (required before committing — CI fails without it)
dotnet format Pointframe/Pointframe.csproj

# Verify format without changes
dotnet format Pointframe/Pointframe.csproj --verify-no-changes

# Verify everything CI's unit job checks (build, format, tests, kb, workflows); writes artifacts/verify/verdict.json
pwsh scripts/verify.ps1

Workflow

  • kb init prints the workflow rules for your role; read the sections it names (workflow.md). They set roles, review, and merge rules for every agent.
  • Know the past bugs before changing UI flow or window-lifecycle code (overlay, dialog, hotkey, capture, tray, recording, multi-monitor/DPI). kb-read <path> ranks the lessons.md entries for the files you will touch, and the project hook shows the top five the first time you open a file in an area; read the full entry by its heading. When you diagnose a reusable trap, add it to lessons.md and link it from the owning knowledge base section.
  • /kb-init prints docs/knowledge-base/knowledge-base.md; open docs/knowledge-base/features/<area>.md only for the area the task touches. The core holds cross-cutting knowledge and a Feature index; each area file lists its features (F-NN: trigger, entry point, telemetry, tests) and how the area works. The kb-read, kb-write, and kb-check skills are yours to call when needed.
  • Before finishing any change under Pointframe/ or Pointframe.Data/, state in your final message whether the knowledge base needs an add, an update, or nothing. If it needs one, write it, or ask when unsure. A renamed or moved file always needs an update. Finish every session with /kb-done; CI runs the same checks.
  • A task is done only when pwsh scripts/verify.ps1 passes (VERIFY PASSED, exit 0) on the final working tree. Iterate on its failure details until it does; use -Filter and -Skip only while iterating, never for the final run. If it still fails after several honest attempts, or passing would need weakening a test, stop and report what fails and why.
  • Executors never commit or push. The coordinating agent commits, opens PRs, and merges per the owner's charter; see Agent workflow. Run dotnet format and tests before handing back.
  • Run dotnet format Pointframe/Pointframe.csproj after every C# edit — CI fails on any style/whitespace violation.

Architecture

The rules every change keeps (composition, MVVM, settings, undo, DPI, new annotation tools) are the Architecture rules in the knowledge base core, which /kb-init prints; the why, the flows, and the recipes are in the sections they link.

  • pointframe verify is not scripts/verify.ps1. The product feature (F-39 in docs/knowledge-base/features/verify.md) lives in Pointframe.Cli/Verification/ with tests in Pointframe.Agent.Tests/Cli/; pwsh scripts/verify.ps1 is only this repo's done-gate. For manual trials use an installed or copied CLI, never Pointframe.Cli/bin.

Code Style

  • Allman braces, always use braces (no single-line if bodies)
  • File-scoped namespaces
  • Nullable reference types enabled — be explicit
  • No XML doc comments (intentional project policy)
  • Private fields: _camelCase; public properties/classes/interfaces: PascalCase

Testing

  • xUnit for tests; Moq for mocking dependencies — new Mock<IFoo>(), stub with Setup(...), assert interactions with Verify(..., Times.Once). Every service has an I<ServiceName> interface precisely so it can be mocked
  • Unit tests only in main CI (Category!=Integration); automation tests in Pointframe.AutomationTests/ run separately
  • Tests operate against ViewModels/services directly — the WPF app is never started

Telemetry

Disabled by default in source builds (ApplicationInsights:ConnectionString is empty in appsettings.json). The connection string is injected only in the official CD pipeline.

Versioning

Base version is in version.json (major.minor); patch auto-increments with commit height via Nerdbank.GitVersioning. Git tags matching v* produce release builds (no pre-release suffix).

Docs

  • docs/developer-guide.md — setup, conventions, patterns
  • docs/knowledge-base/knowledge-base.md — knowledge base core, cross-cutting: architecture rules, feature and decision indexes; next to it composition.md (composition and shared invariants), how-tos.md, maintenance.md, file-map.md, references.md, tooling.md, workflow.md, and decisions.md (decisions that span areas); docs/knowledge-base/features/*.md — one file per feature area; start with /kb-init, finish with /kb-done
  • lessons.md — reusable lessons from past bugs and workflow traps
  • plan/ — roadmap and feature plans (local-only, not in git)

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