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| - Use `#` subpath imports within a package. They resolve from its `src` directory. | ||
| - Use `@init/*` to import another workspace package. | ||
| - Do not import between apps. | ||
| - Only `apps/api/src/client.ts` can import from another app. |
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When an agent adds a client import in another application workspace, this rule says that apps/api/src/client.ts can import other applications. The intended rule is the reverse: other application workspaces can import this API client, as docs/architecture/backend-topology.md:16-22 confirms. This wording can both block the supported client import and permit an invalid dependency from the API client.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L17-L23
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/agents/testing.md`:
- Line 11: Update the workspace build command in the testing guidance to place
--filter=<workspace> before the build script, using Bun’s filtered-script syntax
while preserving the existing target workspace placeholder.
In `@docs/agents/triage-labels.md`:
- Line 3: Rename the first table column header from “Skill role” to “Triage
label” so it accurately describes the tracker-label values in the rows below.
In `@docs/agents/typescript-style.md`:
- Line 9: Update the TypeScript style guidance to distinguish literal const
assertions from read-only collection contracts: reserve `as const` for literal
arrays, objects, or properties, and specify `ReadonlyArray` or `ReadonlyMap`
when defining collection APIs that must be read-only.
In `@docs/agents/version-control.md`:
- Around line 3-7: Amend the PR commit message to use a valid conventional
commit prefix, changing “update docs language” to a message such as “docs:
update docs language.”
In `@docs/architecture/project-structure.md`:
- Line 297: Update the Astro marketing website and blog description to replace
“SEO optimization” with “SEO,” leaving the rest of the statement unchanged.
- Around line 342-343: Update the connect-backend instruction in the project
structure documentation to use the full executable command, “bun run generate
connect-backend,” matching the documented command and keeping it copyable for
contributors.
In `@docs/development.md`:
- Around line 47-49: Update the application workspace hostname documentation to
use https://app.example.localhost, matching the app.init Portless route; retain
https://api.example.localhost for the API and the existing generic workspace
rule. Apply this change in docs/development.md lines 47-49 and
docs/getting-started.md lines 101-103.
In `@docs/environment.md`:
- Line 98: Update the connect-backend scope description in the documentation to
clarify that only environment-file edits are limited to schema keys and
development values; acknowledge that the generator also manages adapter,
provider, and authentication wiring as described by the backend topology
documentation.
In `@docs/generators.md`:
- Line 58: Update the Convex command example and accompanying wording in
docs/generators.md:58 and docs/packages.md:17 so the auth argument does not
imply that Convex can disable auth; use true for the Convex auth value or
explicitly state that Convex ignores it. Keep the examples and documentation
consistent across both files.
In `@docs/template/adr/0006-docs-dual-role.md`:
- Around line 11-17: Update the project-structure documentation around the
apps/docs/src/content/docs/ reference to match the documented root docs/ source
and direct Astro loader behavior. Remove the implication that it is an authored
content tree; if the directory is generated or virtual, explicitly identify it
as such and mark it non-editable.
In `@docs/template/research/files-sdk.md`:
- Around line 141-142: Update the direct-upload guidance near the signed-upload
contract to explicitly state that upload plugins or upload hooks may not run
during the client-to-provider request, replacing the ambiguous “it” reference
while preserving the instruction to review their behavior separately.
- Line 20: Update the capability summary near the provider limitations statement
to clarify that unsupported features fail closed, while the copy operation may
use the documented process-level stream or buffer fallback when server-side
copying is unavailable. Preserve the existing capability and provider-gap
details.
In `@docs/template/research/varlock-validation.md`:
- Around line 47-48: Update the statement in the research document to
acknowledge that .env.schema files exist across apps/* and packages/*, replacing
the claim that none exist while preserving the explanation about T3 Env’s
TypeScript/Zod environment contracts.
- Around line 293-294: Update the controlled-import command blocks in the API
environment module section to avoid hard-coded `/opt/homebrew/bin/bun` and
author-specific repository paths: resolve the checkout root dynamically and
invoke `bun` through PATH. Keep both commands reproducible from other repository
checkouts, or explicitly label them as author-local transcripts if they are
intentionally non-portable.
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| - Import `describe`, `expect`, and `test` from `bun:test`. | ||
| - Name each `describe` block after its function. | ||
| - Name each test case after its behavior. | ||
| - Use `bun run build --filter=<workspace>` for builds of a target workspace. |
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Bun filtered scripts syntax bun run --filter <pattern> <script>
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In Bun, the --filter flag (also aliased as -F) is used in monorepo workspaces to select specific packages by pattern for running scripts, installing dependencies, or running other CLI commands [1][2][3]. Syntax for running scripts: bun run --filter <script> [1][3][4] Key points about using --filter: - Pattern Matching: You can use package names or directory paths as patterns, and full glob syntax is supported [1][3]. - Multiple Filters and Exclusions: You can pass --filter multiple times to include several packages, or prefix a pattern with! to exclude specific packages (e.g., --filter 'pkg-' --filter '!pkg-c') [5][4]. - Execution Order: Bun respects package dependency relationships. If package A depends on package B, Bun will run scripts in package B before package A [3]. - Concurrency: You can combine --filter with --parallel or --sequential to run scripts across packages concurrently or one after another, often with prefixed output [1]. - CLI Placement: While the syntax is often written as bun --filter <script>, for the bun run command, you can place --filter before the script name, such as bun run --filter <script> [1][3][4]. Example: To run the 'build' script in all packages: bun run --filter '' build [1][4] To run the 'test' script in packages starting with 'ui-': bun run --filter 'ui-*' test [2][6]
Citations:
- 1: https://bun.sh/docs/pm/filter
- 2: https://bun.sh/docs/runtime
- 3: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/blob/main/docs/cli/filter.md
- 4: https://nx.dev/docs/guides/tips-n-tricks/bun-workspaces
- 5: https://bun.sh/docs/pm/workspaces
- 6: https://bun.com/docs/runtime
Move the workspace filter before the script.
docs/agents/testing.md:11 should use bun run --filter=<workspace> build, because Bun filtered scripts run the selected workspace’s script, not Turborepo’s build --filter option.
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In `@docs/agents/testing.md` at line 11, Update the workspace build command in the
testing guidance to place --filter=<workspace> before the build script, using
Bun’s filtered-script syntax while preserving the existing target workspace
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| | `ready-for-human` | `ready-for-human` | Requires maintainer judgment or external authority | | ||
| | `wontfix` | `wontfix` | The repository will not action the issue | | ||
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Rename the first column to match its values.
Line [3] calls the first column Skill role, but the cells below contain tracker labels such as needs-triage and ready-for-agent. Rename the column to Triage label, or add a separate skill-role mapping if that is intended.
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In `@docs/agents/triage-labels.md` at line 3, Rename the first table column header
from “Skill role” to “Triage label” so it accurately describes the tracker-label
values in the rows below.
| - Use functional and declarative patterns. | ||
| - Prefer `type` to `interface`. | ||
| - Avoid enums. | ||
| - Use `readonly` arrays or maps with `as const`. |
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In TypeScript, const assertions (using the as const syntax) establish a const context that applies recursively to literal expressions, including nested objects and arrays [1][2]. When a const assertion is used, TypeScript infers the most specific type possible: string, numeric, and boolean literals are treated as literal types (not widened), object literals receive readonly properties, and array literals become readonly tuples [1][3]. Crucially, while const assertions are recursive and mark nested structures as readonly, they do not guarantee runtime immutability [2][3]. The readonly modifiers are strictly compile-time constructs that are erased during transpilation, meaning the underlying JavaScript remains mutable [2][4]. A common pitfall is the assumption that const assertions provide complete, bulletproof deep immutability [3]. Because readonly properties only prevent re-assignment and mutation via the typed reference, they can be bypassed in several ways: 1. Aliasing: If an object is assigned to a mutable type (e.g., a variable without the readonly modifier or a less specific type), the object can still be mutated through that other reference [5][6]. 2. Indirect References: A const assertion only applies to the literal expression it is attached to [3]. If that literal expression contains a variable reference (e.g., an array defined separately), the const assertion does not retroactively make the referenced variable readonly [3]. The nested structure remains mutable if it was already mutable outside of the const context [3]. 3. Runtime Mutation: Since the TypeScript compiler does not emit runtime checks or object freezing, the objects can still be modified at runtime using standard JavaScript methods (e.g., push, property assignment) if accessed via untyped code or by bypassing type checks with any [2][4]. In summary, const assertions are a powerful tool for signaling intent and enforcing compile-time immutability within the type system, but they are not a substitute for runtime mechanisms like Object.freeze if deep, runtime-enforced immutability is required [2][7].
Citations:
- 1: Const contexts for literal expressions microsoft/TypeScript#29510
- 2: https://sikora.software/blog/mutability-in-javascript-and-typescript
- 3: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/release-notes/typescript-3-4.html
- 4: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/2/everyday-types
- 5: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/2/objects.html
- 6: Const contexts for literal expressions microsoft/TypeScript#29510
- 7: https://www.sitepoint.com/compile-time-immutability-in-typescript/
Separate read-only collection contracts from literal const assertions.
as const is best for literal arrays, objects, or properties. Use explicit read-only collection types, such as ReadonlyMap or ReadonlyArray, for collection API contracts.
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In `@docs/agents/typescript-style.md` at line 9, Update the TypeScript style
guidance to distinguish literal const assertions from read-only collection
contracts: reserve `as const` for literal arrays, objects, or properties, and
specify `ReadonlyArray` or `ReadonlyMap` when defining collection APIs that must
be read-only.
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Use a conventional commit message for this PR.
The supplied commit message is update docs language. It does not use a required prefix. Amend it to docs: update docs language or another valid conventional type.
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In `@docs/agents/version-control.md` around lines 3 - 7, Amend the PR commit
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| This is a marketing website and blog built with Astro, focusing on static content and SEO optimization. | ||
| This marketing website and blog use Astro. They use static content and SEO optimization. |
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Remove the redundant phrase.
Line 297 says “SEO optimization.” Use “SEO.”
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[style] ~297-~297: This phrase is redundant (‘O’ stands for ‘optimization’). Use simply “SEO”.
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rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@docs/architecture/project-structure.md` at line 297, Update the Astro
marketing website and blog description to replace “SEO optimization” with “SEO,”
leaving the rest of the statement unchanged.
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| Root `docs/` owns authored Markdown and MDX. The docs application owns presentation, | ||
| routing, navigation, search, metadata, localization behavior, styles, and static | ||
| assets. Its content collection publishes explicitly supported consumer documentation | ||
| from root `docs/` and excludes upstream governance, maintainer instructions, research, | ||
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| The site reads root documents directly through Astro's content loader. It does not | ||
| copy or synchronize a second content tree inside `apps/docs`. | ||
| The site reads root documents directly with Astro's content loader. It does not copy or synchronize another content tree in `apps/docs`. |
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Reconcile the documented content source.
Lines 11-17 say that root docs/ is the authored source and that apps/docs has no second content tree. However, docs/architecture/project-structure.md:270-278 still documents apps/docs/src/content/docs/ as a content tree with localized pages and index.mdx. Align the documents. If that directory is generated or virtual, state this and mark it as non-editable.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@docs/template/adr/0006-docs-dual-role.md` around lines 11 - 17, Update the
project-structure documentation around the apps/docs/src/content/docs/ reference
to match the documented root docs/ source and direct Astro loader behavior.
Remove the implication that it is an authored content tree; if the directory is
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| - There is no unified per-object ACL option in `UploadOptions`. Core upload controls are content type, cache control, string metadata, progress, multipart/resumable control, cancellation, timeout, and retries. Some adapters instead set visibility at adapter construction, such as Vercel Blob's `access` and UploadThing's `acl`. Provider-native features remain available through `files.raw`. ([`UploadOptions`](https://github.com/haydenbleasel/files-sdk/blob/cd011bc3f94ffa87ca1e4414657a56018419d5f0/packages/files-sdk/src/index.ts#L149-L226), [Vercel Blob options](https://github.com/haydenbleasel/files-sdk/blob/cd011bc3f94ffa87ca1e4414657a56018419d5f0/packages/files-sdk/src/vercel-blob/index.ts#L28-L110), [UploadThing options](https://github.com/haydenbleasel/files-sdk/blob/cd011bc3f94ffa87ca1e4414657a56018419d5f0/packages/files-sdk/src/uploadthing/index.ts#L23-L72), [`raw` getter](https://github.com/haydenbleasel/files-sdk/blob/cd011bc3f94ffa87ca1e4414657a56018419d5f0/packages/files-sdk/src/index.ts#L1618-L1624)) | ||
| - The project is young and changing quickly: the repository was created on 2026-05-08, `1.0.0` shipped on 2026-05-09, `2.0.0` on 2026-06-21, and `2.2.1` on 2026-07-25. It made 16 stable releases in that period and had 416 commits at the pinned head. Most provider tests are mocked; only filesystem and S3 have live suites, and live CI is manually triggered. ([repository metadata](https://api.github.com/repos/haydenbleasel/files-sdk), [releases](https://github.com/haydenbleasel/files-sdk/releases), [tests](https://github.com/haydenbleasel/files-sdk/tree/cd011bc3f94ffa87ca1e4414657a56018419d5f0/packages/files-sdk/test), [live-test workflow](https://github.com/haydenbleasel/files-sdk/blob/cd011bc3f94ffa87ca1e4414657a56018419d5f0/.github/workflows/live-tests.yml)) | ||
| - `files-sdk` 2.2.1 is an ESM-only TypeScript package with one `Files` facade for 46 storage adapters. Its common operations are `upload`, `download`, `head`, `exists`, `delete`, `copy`, `move`, `list`, `listAll`, `search`, `url`, and `signedUploadUrl`. It also provides key-bound file handles, bulk overloads, plugins, a CLI, a browser/server gateway, framework bindings, and AI-tool integrations. The package publishes 82 export subpaths. ([package metadata](https://github.com/haydenbleasel/files-sdk/blob/cd011bc3f94ffa87ca1e4414657a56018419d5f0/packages/files-sdk/package.json), [core source](https://github.com/haydenbleasel/files-sdk/blob/cd011bc3f94ffa87ca1e4414657a56018419d5f0/packages/files-sdk/src/index.ts), [provider catalog](https://github.com/haydenbleasel/files-sdk/blob/cd011bc3f94ffa87ca1e4414657a56018419d5f0/packages/files-sdk/src/providers/index.ts)) | ||
| - The facade normalizes call and result shapes, but provider capabilities differ. Unsupported ranges, delimiters, metadata, cache control, resumable uploads, URL signing, upload constraints, and some copies fail. The facade does not silently emulate them. `files.capabilities` exposes eight feature indicators. Adapter documentation or testing is still required for provider-specific limitations. ([capability types and gates](https://github.com/haydenbleasel/files-sdk/blob/cd011bc3f94ffa87ca1e4414657a56018419d5f0/packages/files-sdk/src/index.ts#L637-L733), [provider gaps](https://github.com/haydenbleasel/files-sdk/blob/cd011bc3f94ffa87ca1e4414657a56018419d5f0/apps/web/docs/%28concepts%29/provider-gaps.mdx)) |
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Align the capability summary with the copy fallback.
This sentence says that the facade does not emulate unsupported capabilities. Lines 145-147 state that copy can stream or buffer through the process when server-side copy is unavailable. State that unsupported features fail closed, while copy can use a process fallback.
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In `@docs/template/research/files-sdk.md` at line 20, Update the capability
summary near the provider limitations statement to clarify that unsupported
features fail closed, while the copy operation may use the documented
process-level stream or buffer fallback when server-side copying is unavailable.
Preserve the existing capability and provider-gap details.
| The signed-upload contract has no unified metadata, cache-control, or ACL fields. It also transfers bytes outside `Files.upload()`. **Inference:** Review application behavior from upload plugins or upload hooks separately for direct uploads. Do not assume that it runs on a client-to-provider request. | ||
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Clarify which behavior does not run during direct uploads.
The phrase “Do not assume that it runs on a client-to-provider request” has no clear subject. It can contradict the preceding statement about direct uploads. State explicitly that upload plugins or upload hooks may not run during the client-to-provider request.
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In `@docs/template/research/files-sdk.md` around lines 141 - 142, Update the
direct-upload guidance near the signed-upload contract to explicitly state that
upload plugins or upload hooks may not run during the client-to-provider
request, replacing the ambiguous “it” reference while preserving the instruction
to review their behavior separately.
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Correct the claim that no .env.schema exists.
.env.schema files exist across apps/* and packages/*, so replace “No .env.schema exists at this checkpoint” with a statement about these existing environment-contract files.
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In `@docs/template/research/varlock-validation.md` around lines 47 - 48, Update
the statement in the research document to acknowledge that .env.schema files
exist across apps/* and packages/*, replacing the claim that none exist while
preserving the explanation about T3 Env’s TypeScript/Zod environment contracts.
| The API environment module was imported from a new temporary directory with an otherwise | ||
| empty environment. Thus, Bun was not able to load local environment files from the repository: |
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rg -n '(/opt/homebrew/bin/bun|~/.*/packages/|sh-[^:]+:.*bun: command not found|mendoza-victor|mendoza|control-codes|npm run|bun run)' docs/template/research/varlock-validation.md || trueRepository: metaideas/init
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Make the controlled-import commands platform- and checkout-independent.
Lines 293-325 still use /opt/homebrew/bin/bun and the author’s absolute repository path in both import commands. Resolve the repository root dynamically and invoke bun via PATH, or label these blocks as author-local transcripts; otherwise other readers cannot reproduce the output.
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In `@docs/template/research/varlock-validation.md` around lines 293 - 294, Update
the controlled-import command blocks in the API environment module section to
avoid hard-coded `/opt/homebrew/bin/bun` and author-specific repository paths:
resolve the checkout root dynamically and invoke `bun` through PATH. Keep both
commands reproducible from other repository checkouts, or explicitly label them
as author-local transcripts if they are intentionally non-portable.
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