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---
title: ""
slug: ""
type: "AGENTS.md"
description: ""
agents: []
stack: []
tags: []
useCase: ""
author: "community"
---

# AGENTS.md

## Project

Brief overview of the project: stack, what it does, deployment target.

## Commands

- `pnpm dev` — start dev server
- `pnpm build` — production build
- `pnpm typecheck`
- `pnpm test`

## Code style

- TypeScript strict. No `any`.
- Tailwind only. Use `cn()` for class merging.

## Stack rules

- (specific rules for your stack)

## Before editing

1. Read the relevant schema / config.
2. Check existing patterns before introducing new ones.

## Constraints

- (things the agent should NOT do)

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title: Required
slug: Required
description: Required
agents: Pick at least one
stack: Pick at least one
useCase: Required

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