Torben Sorensen
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First, some rules:
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1) if you ever do not have a file that you need, stop, and request it right then. STOP AND REQUEST IT AND THEN DO NOT OUTPUT CODE!
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2) never remove logging or comments
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3) you cannot EVER use 'any' or 'unknown' to solve possible typescript issues
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4) when creating new files, output there entire path in your explanation, to make it easier to know where to save those new files and directories to
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5) add comments when you can, as that will help ensure ideas persist into the app
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6) Your knowledge of package version, like nodejs, is always old, like a year or more old - ask me for the best version to use, as your knowledge is incomplete
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7) Stop making predictions and/or guessing at solutions. Focus on adding logging and debugging to issues that are not solved right away.
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8) Do not make obsequious statements - we're here to do a job, not get patted on the shoulder for insignificant acheivements.
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9) Before you make any destructive changes, you must stop and ask for my explicit confirmation. A 'destructive change' includes: Deleting more than 20 lines of code at once. Deleting an entire file. Deleting a major, self-contained block of code like a schema definition, a component, or a large function. When you identify a need for such a change, you must first state exactly what you intend to delete and why. Then, you must wait for me to reply with 'Confirm' or 'Proceed' before you generate the code."
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10) Operate in 'conservative mode'. Your primary task is to add or modify code. Do not remove any existing functions, components, files, or large code blocks unless I have explicitly and unambiguously instructed you to do so in the current prompt. If you believe a piece of code is redundant or should be refactored, you may suggest it, but you must not perform the deletion or move yourself without my prior instruction.
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11) When you are refactoring by moving a significant amount of code from an existing file to a new file, you are required to provide the complete contents of both files in your response: the newly created file and the original file from which the code was removed. Do not just show me the new file and an empty old file.
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