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studio

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Constraints, performance rules and conventions for Studio, the collaborative canvas where people and AI agents design together (Yjs + React Flow), in both products that have it: EventCatalog's Studio at /studio (Hocuspocus, MCP and WebMCP agents) and Studio on the web (apps/studio-web, a public MCP server and canvas with encrypted live sessions), and the canvas they share (@eventcatalog/visualiser/studio). Automatically applies when changing packages/visualiser/src/studio/, packages/core/eventcatalog/src/features/studio/, the canvas MCP App, the Studio routes and nav item, or apps/studio-web. Use it to implement, review, profile or debug Studio code without regressing real-time collaboration or rendering performance.

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