AberrantWolf

Project-local cheat sheet for Bevy 0.19 API specifics. Use whenever writing or editing Bevy code in this repo — the Bevy ecosystem moves fast and most online tutorials/skills target older versions (0.14–0.17) that will mislead. Also covers the voxel-meshing crate split (block-mesh vs fast-surface-nets).

Project-local cheat sheet for lightyear 0.28.x networking patterns (server/client plugin groups, ProtocolPlugin pattern, replication on the bevy_replicon backend, prediction, transports). Use whenever wiring or editing lightyear code in this repo. The library reshapes its API every minor version, so anything you remember from an older version is probably wrong.

Design rules for block-junk's networking — what gets replicated and how, channel choices, bandwidth budget, and area-of-interest strategy. Use when adding any feature that crosses the client/server boundary, or when reviewing a change that adds replicated state. The transport mechanics (which lightyear API to call) live in the lightyear-028 skill; this is about *what to send and why*.

Design rules for block-junk's networking — what gets replicated and how, channel choices, bandwidth budget, and area-of-interest strategy. Use when adding any feature that crosses the client/server boundary, or when reviewing a change that adds replicated state. The transport mechanics (which lightyear API to call) live in the lightyear-026 skill; this is about *what to send and why*.

Project-local cheat sheet for Bevy 0.18 API specifics. Use whenever writing or editing Bevy code in this repo — the Bevy ecosystem moves fast and most online tutorials/skills target older versions (0.14–0.16) that will mislead. Also covers the voxel-meshing crate split (block-mesh vs fast-surface-nets).

Project-local cheat sheet for lightyear 0.26.x networking patterns (server/client plugin groups, ProtocolPlugin pattern, replication, transports). Use whenever wiring or editing lightyear code in this repo. The library reshapes its API every minor version, so anything you remember from an older version is probably wrong.

Reference for perceptually-uniform color work in art-junk — Oklab / Oklch, why they beat HSL for a color picker, gamut mapping from extended gamuts down to sRGB/P3, and where these fit relative to the app's linear-float working space.

Reference for pigment-style color mixing in art-junk — why paints mix differently from light, the Kubelka-Munk foundation, the Sochorová/Jamriška 2021 latent-space approach, and the licensing constraints that govern what we can ship.

Reference for implementing per-platform pen/stylus input backends behind the `stylus-junk` crate's `StylusAdapter` seam. Cross-platform strategy, decision matrix, and links to per-platform details (iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, Web).

Knowledge about third-party music databases and asset providers used for album identification and cover art — per-provider endpoints, auth, rate limits, response shapes, and scraping recipes

Knowledge on how audio CD rips are stored, identified, and verified

Knowledge on how retro games are stored and accessed