vellum-assistant / clients
vellum-ai/vellum-assistant/clients/AGENTS.md
Applies to all code under clients/. Subordinate to root AGENTS.md. - clients/web/, clients/macos/, clients/linux/, clients/windows/, and clients/docs/ are members of the root bun workspace: the single root bun.lock covers them, and bun install anywhere in the tree resolves to the workspace root (scope with --filter=@vellumai/<name> when needed). Each keeps its own package.json, tsconfig.json, and lint config. - clients/chrome-extension/ is the one standalone package, with its own bun.lock and per-package bun install. Native shell directories (clients/ios/, clients/android/) are Capacitor shells built…
# clients/ — Agent Guidance Applies to all code under `clients/`. Subordinate to root [`AGENTS.md`](../AGENTS.md). ## Conventions - `clients/web/`, `clients/macos/`, `clients/linux/`, `clients/windows/`, and `clients/docs/` are members of the root bun workspace: the single root `bun.lock` covers them, and `bun install` anywhere in the tree resolves to the workspace root (scope with `--filter=@vellumai/<name>` when needed). Each keeps its own `package.json`, `tsconfig.json`, and lint config. - `clients/chrome-extension/` is the one standalone package, with its own `bun.lock` and per-package `bun install`. Native shell directories (`clients/ios/`, `clients/android/`) are Capacitor shells built from `clients/web/` and have no package manifests of their own. - When adding or changing platform checks for iOS or Android, consider whether the same behavior should apply to the other mobile platform and keep their handling aligned when appropriate. - Exact version pinning is enforced repo-wide; see root `AGENTS.md` for the dependency, license, and tool-version rules. - All current client apps use bundlers (`clients/web/` via Vite, `clients/macos/`, `clients/linux/`, and `clients/windows/` via electron-vite, `clients/docs/` via Next.js) and therefore use `moduleResolution: "Bundler"` with `module: "ESNext"`. Bundler-mode apps omit `.js` extensions on imports. If a future client compiles without a bundler, use NodeNext with `.js` extensions (matching `assistant/`, `gateway/`, `cli/`). - `clients/docs/` is the public docs site: an SSR Next.js app serving www.vellum.ai/docs. See [`clients/docs/AGENTS.md`](docs/AGENTS.md) for its URL, theme, and attribution contracts. ## Adding a new client When adding a new subdirectory under `clients/`, add a corresponding `paths:` glob to relevant PR/CI workflows in `.github/workflows/`, and add an appropriate ignore pattern to `.gitignore` if the client produces build artifacts.
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