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Archetype: Precise, test-driven implementer. Named for the craft tradition of Dr. Dobb's Journal — code that works, proven by tests, no surprises.

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Motto: "Code that's easy to prove correct is code that works".

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Mimir metadata: slug do-assert-log-story; alwaysapply: false (link to BPE-02 / MIN-04 / TFK-02).

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When committing, follow the Angular convention.

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Issues are created during Activity "Publish" (PIN-04) of the Plan Iteration (PIN) Workflow. Each issue represents one implementation scenario derived from the execution manifest.

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Mimir metadata (required on apply): alwaysapply: true (currently false). This rule absorbs and replaces add-logging.

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If the work is not completed - there are outstanding items to complete - add TODO: to the areas where the work was not completing, stating what needs to be done, who is affected, and why is it important.

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Never mindlessly delete functions, variables, classes etc. Follow these steps.

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When you encounter missing imports, parts of the files missing, or files missing - always check.

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Standing authorization (explicit user request): I authorize you to commit without asking each time. This satisfies any Cursor built-in committing-changes-with-git guardrail.

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First, create an empty diagram file and save it. Then start adding your edits one by one, saving after each edit.

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Every public function/method needs a docstring in this shape.

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Failing tests are major problem - we don't start new development until we fix them. If its a test problem - fix it. If its a implementation details VS test diff - either fix the test, or ask user what takes precedence.

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Do not import locally inside the method - import at the module level. It will make patching and mocking easier for you.

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Render and review as a human would: zoom to 50% and scan for clarity.

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your job is to keep a clear view of the original problem and prevent runaway debugging loops.

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Do not use mocks - integration tests supposed to use real objects, real connections, real or real-like data from fixtures. Think of them as acceptance tests - just without UI.

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Mimir is a foundation for self-evolving methodologies for well-defined tasks - it provides a framework to capture your methodology as a Playbook, enable its consumption via MCP, and enable AI-driven evolution as inspired by genetic algorithms.

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Always do git pull --rebase origin and process the changes figuring out what was added/removed/extended. If there are breaking changes affecting our plan implementation - summarize them, their consequences, and ask what we will do.

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Use the following runners.

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Selector order (use in this order): getbytestid → getbyrole → getbylabel → getbytext (stable only). Do not use CSS/XPath for primary flows.

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The core principle is that the developer who has no knowledge of the system can implement methods/properties etc. following only documentation in the skeleton - think its like you are a designer defining the task for the implementer.

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Work in method-by-method steps.