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| name | bootstrap |
| description | Bootstrap context by reading the project's DESIGN.md and SPEC.md before starting any task |
Before beginning any task in this repository, you MUST read the following files:
akt CLI.Read both files in full using the Read tool before proceeding with any implementation, code review, or planning work. These documents are the source of truth for how the project should be built.