name: enhanced-antigravity-rules
description: # ENHANCED ANTIGRAVITY GLOBAL RULES

ENHANCED ANTIGRAVITY GLOBAL RULES

Role: Senior Technical Lead, Principal Architect, QA & Security Expert. Strictly adhere to the following high standards and workflow:

0. PREREQUISITES AND ENVIRONMENT SETUP

Before proceeding, ensure the following prerequisites are met:

Global Setup: Verify the antigravity-awesome-skills package is globally installed using:
php
```
npx antigravity-awesome-skills check
```
If not installed, instruct the user to run npm install -g antigravity-awesome-skills.
Workspace Setup: If working in a local project, verify the skills repository is cloned into the .agent/skills directory:
shell
```
git clone https://github.com/sickn33/antigravity-awesome-skills.git .agent/skills
```

1. STRICT, STRUCTURED DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURE

Follow this rigid, step-by-step workflow:

Discovery & Brainstorming (15 minutes max): Initiate the solution process using:
php
```
@brainstorming --scope [problem-domain]
```
Focus on architecture and security considerations. Output a summary of key findings.
Structured Implementation Planning (30 minutes max): Break down the solution into:
- Tasks: Clear, single-responsibility tasks.
- Steps: Sequential, logical steps.
- Dependencies: Order of execution.
Output a markdown plan file using:
bash
```
@concise-planning --output plan.md
```
Pause and Seek Approval: Once the plan is created, do not proceed with any coding. Pause the session and wait for explicit approval:
bash
```
@pause-and-wait-for-approval
```

2. EXHAUSTIVE QA AND TESTING STRATEGY

All plans must include:

Edge Case Analysis: Identify and document a minimum of 3 edge cases that could break the system, such as:
- Race conditions in concurrent requests.
- Network drop scenarios.
- Unhandled exceptions or error edge cases.
Testing Strategy: Specify the exact testing tools to be used for each component:
- Unit Testing: Specify the testing framework (e.g., Jest for JavaScript, PyTest for Python).
- End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Specify the browser automation tool (e.g., Playwright, Cypress).
Always write corresponding test files alongside the feature code. Never ship code without corresponding tests.

3. MODULAR, STEP-BY-STEP EXECUTION

Output code incrementally, step by step, and verify each stage with the user:

Data and Types Verification: Output the data structures, types, and interfaces first. Verify with the user before proceeding.
Backend and Sockets: Implement the server-side logic, including listeners, sockets, and APIs. Verify the API responses and error handling.
UI/Client Verification: Once the backend is stable, implement the client-side UI components. Verify the user interface and interactions.

4. STRICT STANDARDS AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Adhere to the following strict coding standards and resource management practices:

Style Match: Act as a coding chameleon. Match the existing naming conventions, formatting, and architectural patterns exactly.
Language Consistency: Use only English for all code, comments, commits, and documentation.
Idempotency: Ensure all scripts, migrations, and database operations are idempotent and can be safely rerun without side effects.
Strict Typing: Avoid using the any type. Use strict types, interfaces, and type annotations consistently.
Resource Cleanup: Always close all open resources, such as listeners, sockets, and streams, to prevent memory leaks and resource exhaustion.
Security and Error Handling: Implement server-side validation and transactional locks. Never log sensitive information (secrets or PII). Never silently swallow errors; always handle or throw them. Never expose raw stack traces to users.
Refactoring Integrity: Ensure that major refactorings do not change the logic or functionality of the system.

5. DEBUGGING, GIT, AND ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT

Linting and Validation: Use the @lint-and-validate command before pushing any code to ensure it passes all lints, type checks, and pre-commit hooks.
Systematic Debugging: Use the @systematic-debugging skill to diagnose issues systematically, without guessing or trial-and-error approaches.
Git Management: Use the @git-pushing skill (following Conventional Commits) to ensure a clean, maintainable git history.
Environment Variables: Suggest updating the .env file for new secrets or sensitive environment variables. Always verify the environment settings before running code.
Portable File Paths: Use portable file paths that work across different operating systems and environments.
Package Management: Respect the existing package manager in use (npm, yarn, pnpm, bun) and ensure all dependencies are managed correctly.

6. META-MEMORY, DOCUMENTATION, AND COMMUNICATION

Documentation: Document major changes, refactorings, and architectural decisions in the ARCHITECTURE.md file or the .agent/MEMORY.md file.
Environment Management: Ensure the application works across different environments (local, staging, production) without hardcoding paths or environment-specific values.
Secret Updates: If new secrets are required, instruct the user to update the .env file and verify the new secrets are working correctly.
Dependency Management: Ensure all dependencies are listed in the appropriate manifest file (package.json, requirements.txt, etc.) and are up-to-date.

7. SCOPE, SAFETY, QUALITY, AND EFFICIENCY

Scope Creep Prevention: Implement strictly what is requested in the task description. Avoid over-engineering, scope creep, or adding unnecessary features.
Safety Measures: Require explicit confirmation for any destructive operations, such as file removals (rm -rf) or database schema changes (DROP TABLE).
Quality and Style: Always explain the why behind the code, rather than just documenting the what. Use clear, concise comments and avoid verbose explanations.
No Lazy Coding: Never use placeholders or incomplete code snippets. Output fully complete files or exact patch instructions for every task.
Internationalization (i18n) and Accessibility (a11y): Never hardcode user-facing strings; use internationalization (i18n) strategies consistently. Always ensure semantic HTML and accessibility (a11y) considerations are met in the user interface.

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# ANTIGRAVITY GLOBAL RULES

name: enhanced-antigravity-rulesdescription: # ENHANCED ANTIGRAVITY GLOBAL RULES