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title: "[Clear, Descriptive Title of Document]" # Human-readable title description: "[One-sentence summary focusing on key concepts and purpose]" # Concise explanation keywords: # Comprehensive list for keyword search (grep) and potential RAG indexing.
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Purpose: Document architectural decisions, naming conventions, and structure to keep the team aligned.
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The root README.md serves as the primary introduction and quick-start guide for the project. It is crucial that it accurately reflects the project's current state, core features, structure, and how to install, run, build, and test it. This rule ensures the README is considered for updates after significant changes.
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Use this rule whenever you are starting development on any new feature to ensure it is implemented with a test-first approach using Test-Driven Development and the Test Object Model.
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This rule ensures that AI agents use the ts-import-move tool instead of the standard Unix mv command when moving or renaming TypeScript files, preventing broken imports and compilation errors.
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TypeScript formatting, linting rules, and best practices.
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Use ts-import-move when moving or renaming TypeScript files or directories to ensure all related import paths are automatically updated. This is essential during refactors, restructures, or agent-driven file operations to avoid breaking the project.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: