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# AI Agent Guidelines
Be cognizant of context use; this file is loaded for all LLMs. Keep guidance concise and high-signal.
## Critical Rules
1. **Bash timeouts**: Every `bash` tool call MUST specify a timeout.
```bash
bash(command="some command", timeout=30)
```
2. **File writing**: Do NOT use `cat` with heredocs to write files. Use `write` for new/rewritten files and `edit` for targeted modifications.
3. **Scratch files**: Put temporary scripts, plans, notes, and reusable exploration artifacts in `_scratch/`. It is gitignored.
4. **Missing commands**: If a tool is not installed, prefer `nix run` instead of installing it.
```bash
nix run nixpkgs#python3 -- script.py
```
## Context Discipline
Prefer a **search → targeted read** pattern:
1. Search with `rg -n` / `grep -n` to find relevant line numbers.
2. Read only the needed range with `read(path, offset, limit)`.
Full-file reads are fine when genuinely needed, but avoid them as the default reflex.
## Principles
1. **KISS / YAGNI**: Keep solutions simple. Avoid abstractions, generics, or indirection unless there is a concrete need.
2. **Maintain AGENTS.md**: Keep project guidance up to date, but BLUF: concise, actionable, and context-size conscious.
3. **Knowledge Capture**: At task end, if you discovered non-obvious conventions, pitfalls, or repeatable workflows that would have saved time, briefly recommend adding them to AGENTS.md or a skill. Say whether each belongs in project-level context, global agent context, or a task-specific skill. Skip this when there is nothing meaningful.
## Style
### Comment Style
A logical block of code (not necessarily a language scope) should have a short Title Case comment above it:
```go
// Map Component Results
for _, comp := range components {
results[comp.Name] = comp.Result
}
```
If the block is more complicated or non-obvious, explain _why_ after the title:
```go
// Map Component Results - Downstream consumers expect a name-keyed lookup.
for _, comp := range components {
results[comp.Name] = comp.Result
}
```