network-canvas-monorepo

Use when finishing a change and preparing to open a PR in the network-canvas monorepo — to decide whether a changeset is needed and author it in the correct lane. Keywords: changeset, do I need a changeset, release notes, pnpm changeset, version bump, before opening a PR, releasable change.

Use when adding a NEW Network Canvas interface — a participant-facing interview stage type that does not exist yet (a new sociogram-like, name/edge generator, census, narrative, or informational screen). NOT for changing an existing interface. Keywords: new interface, new stage type, add interface, add a stage type, interview screen, interview stage, stage schema, interfaces/index, getInterface, INTERFACE_TYPES, INTERFACE_CONFIGS, capture story, interface documentation, schema version.

Use when developing any feature, fix, or change anywhere in the Network Canvas monorepo — before writing code — and especially when building or changing any user-facing UI (component, page, interview stage, dialog, form, styling). Applies whether the work is UI, a package, a schema, a worker, or a utility. Keywords: feature development, monorepo, reuse existing code, DRY, existing pattern, package, utility, fresco-ui, Base UI, accessibility, a11y, keyboard, screen reader, aria-live, internationalisation, i18n, participant, tone, voice, design tokens, theme, motion, reduced-motion.

Use when a change in this repo is implemented and verified (types, lint, knip, and relevant tests pass) and it's time to open a pull request — opens the PR using the repo's own conventions, then watches it until it's mergeable, fixing CI failures and addressing review feedback as they arrive. Keywords: open a PR, ship this, create pull request, done with the change, watch CI, respond to review, fix CI failures, address PR comments, PR is red.

Use when a protocol.json or .netcanvas file needs to be checked for validity against the Network Canvas protocol schema, when interpreting protocol validation errors, or when the validation CLI exits 1 with no output.

Use when developing any feature, fix, or change anywhere in the Network Canvas monorepo — before writing code — and especially when building or changing any user-facing UI (component, page, interview stage, dialog, form, styling). Applies whether the work is UI, a package, a schema, a worker, or a utility. Keywords: feature development, monorepo, reuse existing code, DRY, existing pattern, package, utility, fresco-ui, Base UI, accessibility, a11y, keyboard, screen reader, aria-live, internationalisation, i18n, participant, tone, voice, design tokens, theme, motion, reduced-motion.

Use when a change in this repo is implemented and verified (types, lint, knip, and relevant tests pass) and it's time to open a pull request — opens the PR using the repo's own conventions, then watches it until it's mergeable, fixing CI failures and addressing review feedback as they arrive. Keywords: open a PR, ship this, create pull request, done with the change, watch CI, respond to review, fix CI failures, address PR comments, PR is red.

Use when finishing a change and preparing to open a PR in the network-canvas monorepo — to decide whether a changeset is needed and author it in the correct lane. Keywords: changeset, do I need a changeset, release notes, pnpm changeset, version bump, before opening a PR, releasable change.

Use when adding a NEW Network Canvas interface — a participant-facing interview stage type that does not exist yet (a new sociogram-like, name/edge generator, census, narrative, or informational screen). NOT for changing an existing interface. Keywords: new interface, new stage type, add interface, add a stage type, interview screen, interview stage, stage schema, interfaces/index, getInterface, INTERFACE_TYPES, INTERFACE_CONFIGS, capture story, interface documentation, schema version.

Use when a protocol.json or .netcanvas file needs to be checked for validity against the Network Canvas protocol schema, when interpreting protocol validation errors, or when the validation CLI exits 1 with no output.