// Instructions for changes verification. It's a mandatory read when 1. asked for running any kind of tests, or 2. Finished implementing a milestone - always after finishing a plan.
Typescript coding guidelines and conventions. Use this skill whenever working on Typescript source files (.ts or .tsx) including Vue framework (.vue) — editing, creating, reviewing, or refactoring Typescript code. This includes any task involving Typescript: writing new modules, fixing bugs, adding features, code review, or answering questions about Typescript code in the project.
Mandatory practices for reading, understanding, and maintaining project documentation (CLAUDE.md, ARCHITECTURE.md). This skill MUST be used for ALL coding tasks, ALL conversations, ALL projects, regardless of language or context. It defines non-negotiable rules for how to orient yourself in any codebase before doing any work. Trigger on every single interaction — any file edit, code review, bug fix, feature addition, refactoring, question about code, or any task that involves a project directory. There are no exceptions. Even if the user asks a simple question, these rules apply.
| name | testing-and-evaluation |
| description | Instructions for changes verification. It's a mandatory read when 1. asked for running any kind of tests, or 2. Finished implementing a milestone - always after finishing a plan. |
Run git submodule update --init --recursive before the build. Without it
--mode staging silently falls back to defaults and the resulting binary fails
the very first e2e step (login screen never renders, console shows
Failed to fetch).
The ide build should be with staging environment by default (--mode staging
option in case of ./run ide build script). The credentials file should be
provided by user. If working on a worktree, try to copy it from main repo.