context-minimal-mode

MINIMAL MODE: CONTEXT OPTIMIZATION

TL;DR: Use this minimal mode reference when context window space is limited. It contains only essential instructions for each workflow phase.

🚨 CORE WORKFLOW - ONE-LINE ESSENTIALS

1. INIT: Check Memory Bank files → State task objective → Create section tracking list
2. DOCS: Update Memory Bank files → Include platform-specific information
3. PLAN: Create steps with [ ] markers in tasks.md → Include specific deliverables
4. IMPL: Use tools when possible → Execute ONE command at a time → Update task status in tasks.md
5. REFLECT: Document 4 required sections → Include specific items
6. ARCHIVE: Archive with required format → Create cross-links

📋 TEMPLATE: SECTION TRACKING

## Section Progress
[ ] 1. INITIALIZATION
[ ] 2. DOCUMENTATION SETUP 
[ ] 3. TASK PLANNING
[ ] 4. IMPLEMENTATION
[ ] 5. REFLECTION
[ ] 6. ARCHIVING

🔄 TEMPLATE: SECTION UPDATE

🔄 SECTION UPDATE:
- COMPLETED: [Section]
- UPDATING TRACKING: ✓

🔄 TEMPLATE: TASK STATUS UPDATE

🔄 TASK UPDATE:
- TASK: [Task]
- STATUS: [X]/[ ]
- UPDATED IN: tasks.md ✓

📝 TOOL USAGE PRIORITIES

Use these preferred tools when available:

• list_dir - For listing directory contents (not dir/ls)
• edit_file - For creating/editing files (not echo/touch)
• read_file - For examining file contents
• Use relative paths directly with tools (no cd needed)
• run_terminal_cmd - For terminal commands (ONE AT A TIME)

📝 TEMPLATE: COMMAND EXECUTION

### Command: [Brief Description]
Purpose: [Explanation]

```bash
[command]

Result: [Outcome]

## ⚠️ COMMAND SAFETY (PREVENT CRASHES)

- NEVER chain commands with && or similar
- NEVER use mkdir -p for nested directories
- NPM commands CAN include multiple packages: `npm install react react-dom`
- But NEVER chain npm commands: `cd dir && npm install` WILL CRASH

## 📝 TEMPLATE: REFLECTION FORMAT

REFLECTION

What Went Well

• [Item 1]
• [Item 2]
• [Item 3]

Challenges

• [Item 1]
• [Item 2]

Lessons Learned

• [Item 1]
• [Item 2]
• [Item 3]

Improvements for Next Time

• [Item 1]
• [Item 2]
• [Item 3]