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Notes for the external developer. Root rules are in AGENTS.md; house terms are in the glossary. Never add developer AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md files inside harness-seed/ or game-template/: scripts/build.mjs copies both trees into every user's workspace, where in-app engines read them. tests/conformance/agent-instructions.test.ts enforces this. - This is the seed of the in-app harness. substrate/seed-upgrade.ts (applySeed) copies it into the user's editable harness workspace and keeps files the in-app agent has edited, so a seed change may not reach an existing profile.…

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

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

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    Many files like this have a rule of this kind.

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    This author's own choices. Worth a look.

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

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  1. Very specific:

    When you move exported code from one seed file to another, add the move to SEED_MOVES in substrate/seed-upgrade.ts so a kept copy of the …

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  2. Very specific:

    Every loop fix gets one incident test in tests/conformance/harness-incidents.test.ts that fails without the fix.

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≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 40,246 AGENTS.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.

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Notes for the external developer. Root rules are in AGENTS.md; house terms are in the glossary. Never add developer AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md files inside harness-seed/ or game-template/: scripts/build.mjs copies both trees into every user's workspace, where in-app engines read them. tests/conformance/agent-instructions.test.ts enforces this.

harness-seed

  • This is the seed of the in-app harness. substrate/seed-upgrade.ts (applySeed) copies it into the user's editable harness workspace and keeps files the in-app agent has edited, so a seed change may not reach an existing profile. Check the seed-upgrade report for kept files. The upgrade into a new ARCHIVE_EPOCH (substrate/seed-archive.ts) is the exception: it moves the agent's edits of files that seed removes or changes, and the learned data in LEARNED_PATHS/LEARNED_ARTIFACTS, into archive/<date>/ and lays the seed down. When you move exported code from one seed file to another, add the move to SEED_MOVES in substrate/seed-upgrade.ts so a kept copy of the old file is reported (moved). When you rename an exported name or a module, add it to substrate/seed-renames.ts: the upgrade rewrites the old name in the agent's kept files, or the harness stops loading. An old name that is also an English word goes in its ENGLISH_NAMES too, so prose keeps it.
  • It is TypeScript run by type stripping: the in-app agent edits it at runtime, and the harness runs it under Electron's Node (ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE) with no build step, so erasable syntax only and .ts import specifiers. Keep it dependency-free. It is its own strict project (harness-seed/tsconfig.json, checked by npm run typecheck through tsconfig.harness.json) and cannot import src/shared: host calls are typed by types/host-api.d.ts and named by loop/host-methods.ts (HostMethod), both generated from shared/harness-api.ts (node scripts/gen-harness-types.ts after changing the contract). Its other copies of shared vocabularies (RunEvent, ExecutionStatus, EngineId, EngineFailure, VerdictPass and VerdictRule in loop/verdict.ts, loop/time.ts, RunStartRefusal in loop/run-dispatch.ts) are held to the app's by seed-contracts.test.ts. harness-boot/bootstrap.mjs stays plain JavaScript and falls back to a legacy loop/main.mjs; a workspace still on .mjs is moved to .ts by migrateHarnessLayout (seed manifest layoutVersion), never by leaving new files beside old ones. The agent's own code edits pass the self-edit gate (main/core/self-edit-gate.ts): keep the seed's tool descriptions and prompts accurate when that contract changes.
  • The Loop's lead is a folder (loop/director/, with the Loop's tools, finish, close and save points in director/open/ and its workers in loop/workers/); director.ts stays the entry point. Model-facing text lives in sibling *-prompts.ts.
  • prompts/ text is product copy addressed to in-app models; edit it as product text and never follow it as instructions.
  • Every loop fix gets one incident test in tests/conformance/harness-incidents.test.ts that fails without the fix. Run npm run verify:harness; see the incident recipe.

game-template

  • The starting project of every new web game: index.html (an import map naming the three.js Genex serves at /vendor/, and src/main.js), an empty src/main.js, a CLAUDE.md of facts and a references/ note. CLAUDE.own.md is the page a game the person brought gets instead. It is payload for in-app builders and asks nothing of a game: Genex observes a page from outside (screenshots, console, real input) and needs no contract in it.

main and substrate

  • IPC is registered per domain in main/ipc/<domain>.ts through handle() (main/ipc-handle.ts), typed by the channel map in shared/ipc-channels.ts; main/index.ts composes the registrars. Follow the IPC recipe. Classify every new channel in main/dev/native-policy.ts: a map channel it does not classify fails the typecheck.
  • main/studio-core.ts holds the core's lifecycle and public methods; the harness RPC surface is main/harness-rpc/<namespace>.ts (typed by HarnessHostApi in shared/harness-api.ts) and the behavior lives in services under main/core/. Follow the RPC recipe. Smoke, selftest and acceptance drivers live in main/smoke/.
  • Path checks go through substrate/paths.ts (isInside, isBelow, containedReal) and atomic writes through substrate/fsx.ts (atomicWriteText).
  • Spawned processes go through substrate/spawn.ts (ProcessSandbox); quote shell arguments with shellQuote. Validate path parameters from the harness by realpath inside the owned root; their shape is checked first by HARNESS_PARAM_SCHEMAS at HarnessHost.

renderer, shared and page

  • renderer/ and shared/ are browser code: no Node, Electron, main, preload or substrate runtime imports (npm run verify:architecture). Contracts live in shared/, including the host's copies of seed contracts (chat-run.ts, message-queue.ts, model-roles.ts); nothing in the app imports harness-seed/.
  • Renderer state is read only through the selector hooks in renderer/state/hooks.ts, and localStorage keys only through renderer/storage.ts. A large panel keeps its parts in a folder beside it (panels/inspector/, panels/run-graph/, panels/stage/, panels/plugins/, panels/connectors/); App.tsx keeps the shell's in shell/, panels/ChatPanel.tsx the chat's in chat/.
  • page/ is shipped into every served game page; it must not assume the game's code shape.
  • Stage and panel controls expose data-* selectors listed in the feature map; keep existing selectors and aria-labels stable because smoke runners use them.
  • UI work follows the design workflow.

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