Context menu divider policy: full primary-bright group separators vs low-opacity separatorAlt between consecutive items in the same group. Use when adding or editing q-menu q-list rows, AppControlSingleMenu data, or hand-built context menus.
Builds Vue 3 + Quasar UI for Fantasia Archive: layouts, pages, router, Pinia, and boot files. Use when editing .vue files, Quasar components, routes, or stores under src/.
Runs and extends Fantasia Archive tests: Vitest unit tests vs Playwright component and E2E tests, including rebuild-before-Playwright rules and file naming. Use when writing tests, debugging CI, or when the user mentions Vitest, Playwright, component tests, or e2e.
Per-tab editState on opened workspace documents: preview (read-only) vs edit (inputs). Use when adding DocumentWorkspacePage fields, tab session state, or opened_documents snapshot columns.
Maintains the English in-app changelog at i18n/en-US/documents/changeLog.md in strict sync with package.json version, without any automatic version bumping. Changelog text must be user- or release-relevant only—never internal QA, Git meta (commits/pushes), or “updated changelog”. Prefer editing the log in the same commit as the work, before push. Use after substantive app, UX, or user-facing docs changes, or when the user asks for release notes.
Default post-edit verification for Fantasia Archive agents: ESLint on touched paths, full vue-tsc, stylelint on touched styles, and yarn vitest run only on specs connected to the edit batch. Full yarn testbatch:verify is reserved for final cleanup, git commit, and explicit user requests. Use after substantive code edits before reporting work done.
Sets up and runs Fantasia Archive locally using Yarn, Node.js 22.22 or newer, and Quasar Electron mode. Use when installing dependencies, choosing dev vs production build commands, or when the user mentions environment setup, CLI, or first run.
Works on Fantasia Archive Electron main process: app lifecycle, window management, platform tweaks, native integrations, and ipcMain registration (register*Ipc + electron-ipc-bridge channel names). Use when editing electron-main.ts, src-electron/mainScripts/, or main-side tests.