AI-native IDE workspace for legal and document-heavy workflows: files, agents, plugins, built-in document editing with tracked changes, OCR, evidence chains. VS Code for lawyers.
Domain-specific instructions for the AI conversation orchestration area of a software project. It covers how agents, tools, streamed events, context, memory, MCP connections, child agents, model selection, and replay-based evaluation fit together.
A bridge between an AI agent and document editors such as word processors, spreadsheets, and slide editors. It defines the commands and checks used when changing documents, including tracked revisions.
Domain-specific instructions for work on LOWA and zetaoffice, browser-based document editors built around LibreOffice running through WebAssembly. The guidance covers editor startup, fonts, input methods, background worker pools, saving, and commands.
A document-analysis area for extracting entities and checking consistency in legal and business documents. The description is in Chinese and mentions companies, regulations, cases, external databases, and project insight tables.
Domain-specific instructions for engineering infrastructure in a software project. They cover builds, releases, continuous-integration workflows, signing, notarization, testing, local development, and Docker services.
Project instructions for handling a user-feedback system. The system includes a feedback popup, stored feedback and attachments, an optimizer agent, email notifications, pull requests, and an administrator dashboard.
Documentation for code related to licensing and billing, including trial codes, account keys, access rights, free allowances, paid features, and local sign-in identity.
A project guide for visualising legal cases through timelines, process diagrams, and relationship diagrams between the people or organisations involved.
A project guide for syncing mobile and desktop parts of a software system, including mobile project folders, image transfer through an API, and phone-number handoffs.
A project guide for Microsoft Office and WPS add-ins, which are extensions that run inside Word, Excel, or PowerPoint and add task panels or other functions.
A plugin framework for adding business-specific extensions and managing agent skills. It covers plugin definitions, skill registration and routing, and dynamically loaded JAR plugins.
A project guide for auxiliary workspace panels and desktop tools such as browsing, screenshots, clipboard access, bookmarks, search, voice, previews, and text recognition from images.