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principles

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Thinking, product and engineering principles with a grouped index and full per-principle references. Load at the start of any non-trivial task — designing, implementing, refactoring, debugging, migrating, reviewing, or shipping code; making a product or UX decision; writing anything a user or customer reads — and whenever the user invokes /principles, names a principle, or asks for common sense or first principles. Not needed for casual questions or trivial mechanical edits. When user invokes or mentions this skill, you must read the skill and applicable principles in full.

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