start

Start Command - MagicTheOfflining Bootstrap

When /start is invoked, immediately execute these steps:

Step 1: Project Context

1. Assume a single app: the root MagicTheOfflining/ directory
2. Ignore any concept of "services" or ascend/apps/*
3. Use the project-level rules in .cursor/rules/*.mdc

Step 2: Load Core Documentation

1. Read and internalize these files (if they exist), in this order:
   • README.md
   • offline_commander_decks_mobile_app.md
   • docs/architecture/magic_the_offlining_architecture.md
   • docs/development/magic_the_offlining_step_by_step_dev_plan.md
   • PROGRESS.md
   • docs/deployment/PLAY_STORE_DEPLOYMENT.md
2. Then load Cursor rules from .cursor/rules/*.mdc
3. Set the working context to the project root

Step 3: Bootstrap Project Context

1. From the docs above, infer:
   • The current milestone
   • The next concrete feature or fix
2. Prefer:
   • Steps listed as next in docs/development/magic_the_offlining_step_by_step_dev_plan.md
   • Explicit TODO / next items in PROGRESS.md

Step 4: Summarize and Start Working

Without asking for confirmation:

1. Summarize:
   • Overall goal: offline Commander deck viewer using Moxfield scraping, SQLite, and local image caching
   • Current milestone and any relevant constraints (Android‑first, offline‑first)
2. List all documents that were loaded
3. Choose the next concrete task based on the docs (feature, bugfix, refactor, or deployment work)
4. Immediately start implementing that task, following:
   • The tech‑stack rules (React Native + TypeScript + SQLite)
   • The security rules (no backends, no unsafe network behavior, no dynamic code)
   • The version‑management rules (commit + push after each meaningful chunk of work)

Usage

Type /start when opening MagicTheOfflining in a new session. The AI will:

1. Load the project docs and rules
2. Understand what’s done and what’s next
3. Pick the next task
4. Begin implementing it right away