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Use when deciding where frontend code should live in Iced Latte Frontend, especially `src/app` vs `src/features` vs `src/shared`, feature ownership, cross-feature dependencies, or whether code should be promoted into shared.
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Use when changing sign-in, sign-up, logout, session bootstrap, refresh, OAuth callback flow, protected routes, guest-only routes, cookie handling, or any frontend auth behavior in Iced Latte Frontend.
Use when changing generated API clients, proxy request shapes, frontend API integration, or `orval.config.ts` behavior in Iced Latte Frontend.
Use when changing Next.js route handlers, API proxy behavior, cookie forwarding, backend pass-through requests, OAuth token handoff, or server-side auth cookie persistence in Iced Latte Frontend.
Use when debugging or changing frontend session bootstrap, auth store transitions, refresh retry behavior, or `401` recovery flow in Iced Latte Frontend.
Use when deciding whether frontend UI belongs in `src/shared/ui` or inside a feature package, especially for reusable-looking components, UI primitives, or components that risk polluting shared ownership.
Use when changing authenticated support chat, STOMP or websocket endpoint routing, support chat feature flags, cookie-backed websocket auth, or support chat launcher visibility in Iced Latte Frontend.
| name | frontend-feature-packaging |
| description | Use when deciding where frontend code should live in Iced Latte Frontend, especially `src/app` vs `src/features` vs `src/shared`, feature ownership, cross-feature dependencies, or whether code should be promoted into shared. |
This repo is feature-first. Placement mistakes create long-term clutter.
AGENTS.mddocs/architecture/feature-packaging.mdsrc/app thin.src/shared just because it looks reusable.shared only when it is genuinely cross-feature, stable, and has no natural owner.src/app gaining business or UI logic that should live in a feature?shared becoming a dumping ground for one-off helpers or feature state?