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AGENT NOTES

Styling Guidelines

  • Reuse the existing token & utility layers before introducing new CSS variables or custom properties. Extend src/styles/tokens.css / src/styles/utilities.css if a shared pattern is needed.
  • Keep aggregate entry files (e.g., src/styles/controls.css, messaging.css, panels.css) lean—they should only @import feature-specific subfiles located inside src/styles/{components|messaging|panels}.
  • When adding new component styles, place them beside their peers in the scoped subdirectory (e.g., src/styles/messaging/new-part.css) and import them from the corresponding aggregator file.
  • Prefer smaller, focused style files (≈150 lines or less) over large monoliths. Split by component or feature area if a file grows beyond that size.
  • Co-locate reusable UI patterns (buttons, selectors, dropdowns, etc.) under src/styles/components/ and avoid redefining the same utility classes elsewhere.
  • Document any new styling conventions or directory additions in this file so future changes remain consistent.

Coding Principles

  • Favor KISS by keeping modules narrowly scoped and limiting public APIs to what callers actually need.
  • Uphold DRY: share helpers via dedicated modules before copy/pasting logic across stores, components, or scripts.
  • Enforce single responsibility; split large files when concerns diverge (state, actions, API, events, etc.).
  • Prefer composable primitives (signals, hooks, utilities) over deep inheritance or implicit global state.
  • When adding platform integrations (SSE, IPC, SDK), isolate them in thin adapters that surface typed events/actions.

Tooling Preferences

  • Use the edit tool for modifying existing files; prefer it over other editing methods.
  • Use the write tool only when creating new files from scratch.