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MANDATORY: Before suggesting any code, read the full project rules in .agents/AGENTS.md and the Master Blueprint in docs/LBAC.md. This repository is a documentation-first framework. There is no application source code to generate — only structured Markdown documents. After any code change, you are responsible for: * Updating all file:/// links in docs/ if any file was renamed or deleted. * Moving resolved tech debt from Pending → Resolved in docs/technical_debt.md AND updating the Feature Map's Related Technical Debt section. *…

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6 rules. About 0 are common, 3 are distinctive, and 3 are very specific to this project.

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  1. Very specific:

    Tell Me the Project (Step 0): Run docs/templates/project.prompt.md with any AI to generate Feature Maps, user stories, roadmap, and …

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    Read before writing: Check docs/features/ for the Feature Map and docs/technical_debt.md for related debt before any suggestion.

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    Never duplicate: Do not create files, models, or structures that already exist.

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    Plan first: Create an Implementation Plan in docs/implementations/.

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    Localized edits only: Never rewrite entire files.

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    After any code change, you are responsible for:

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≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 3,779 Copilot instructions 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.

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copilot-instructions.md

GitHub Copilot — Project Instructions

MANDATORY: Before suggesting any code, read the full project rules in .agents/AGENTS.md and the Master Blueprint in docs/LBAC.md.


Project: Living Blueprint-as-Code (LBaC) — Template Repository

This repository is a documentation-first framework. There is no application source code to generate — only structured Markdown documents.

Core Rules (Summary)

  1. Tell Me the Project (Step 0): Run docs/templates/project.prompt.md with any AI to generate Feature Maps, user stories, roadmap, and business rules. Tracks progress in docs/planning/tmtp_session.md. Skip if Feature Maps already exist.
  2. Read before writing: Check docs/features/ for the Feature Map and docs/technical_debt.md for related debt before any suggestion.
  3. Never duplicate: Do not create files, models, or structures that already exist.
  4. Plan first: Create an Implementation Plan in docs/implementations/. Wait for explicit approval before writing code.
  5. Verify after coding: Complete the Verification Report in docs/implementations/ with all BDD scenario results.
  6. Language policy: English for AI files (docs/features/, docs/LBAC.md, docs/technical_debt.md, .agents/AGENTS.md). Local language for stakeholder files (docs/business/, docs/adr/).
  7. Localized edits only: Never rewrite entire files. Provide minimal diff-style edits.

Auto-Sync Rules (Summary)

After any code change, you are responsible for:

  • Updating all file:/// links in docs/ if any file was renamed or deleted.
  • Moving resolved tech debt from Pending → Resolved in docs/technical_debt.md AND updating the Feature Map's Related Technical Debt section.
  • Marking completed stories as [x] in docs/planning/sprint_history.md and updating docs/planning/proposal_planning_qa.md when a sprint closes.
  • Adding new entries to docs/LBAC.md index when a new Feature Map, ADR, or Business Rule is created.
  • Updating a superseded ADR's Status field and its row in docs/LBAC.md.
  • Adding ⚠️ Requires Re-verification to an existing Verification Report if its Feature Map's To-Be section changes.

Full Rules Reference

→ .agents/AGENTS.md
→ docs/LBAC.md

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