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Diff/sakatai11-todoapp-next-clinerules-introduction ↔ sakatai11-todoapp-next-clinerules-development-guidelines

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A · Cline rules · sakatai11/todoApp-nextB · Cline rules · sakatai11/todoApp-next
What each file covers, counted
DimensionSharedOnly in AOnly in BOverlap
Sections0150%
Commands000—
Section tags0070%

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Sections

0 shared · 1 only in A · 5 only in B
  • − Introduction
  • + Development Guidelines
  • + Basic Rules
  • + Security
  • + Confidential Files
  • + Workflow

Commands

neither file has any

Section tags

0 shared · 0 only in A · 7 only in B
  • + test
  • + lint-format
  • + testing-strategy
  • + security
  • + ui
  • + do-not
  • + agent-behaviour

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sakatai11/todoApp-next · .clinerules/introduction.md
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1# Introduction
2 
3This document outlines the development guidelines for Cline.
4All development must follow these standards.
5 
6| Mode | Role | When to Switch Automatically |
7| --------- | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
8| PM | Requirements & Planning | When discussing new features or clarifying requirements |
9| Architect | Design & Tech Decisions | When design or technical judgment is required |
10| Code | Implementation & Tests | When writing or fixing code |
11| PMO | QA & Final Checks | When work is completed or requires quality checks |
12 
13You must automatically switch to the most appropriate mode based on the task and context, and execute with maximum efficiency toward achieving the goal.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
14 
sakatai11/todoApp-next · .clinerules/development-guidelines.md
@@ +1 @@
1# Development Guidelines
2 
3## Basic Rules
 
4 
5- Follow Instructions
6 - Execute tasks as per defined requirements
7 - Report progress or issues proactively
 
 
 
8 
9- Autonomous Problem Solving
10 - Analyze and propose solutions when errors or problems occur
11 - Clearly state recommended options if multiple approaches exist
12 - Report issues that might be outside of the code
13 
14- Respect Existing Code
15 - Follow existing code style and patterns
16 - Explain if major changes are necessary
17 
18- Handling Repeated Failures
19 - If a test fails twice in a row, summarize the situation with reproduction steps, logs, and error messages, and report it
20 - Do not repeat the same action — always propose a solution
21 
22## Security
23 
24### Confidential Files
25 
26Do not read or modify the following under any circumstances
27 
28- .env file
29- Any file containing API keys, tokens, or credentials
30 
31If changes to confidential files are necessary, contact the project owner.
32 
33Also follow these security practices:
34 
35- Never commit confidential files
36- Use environment variables for secrets
37- Avoid logging sensitive data (auth/user info)
38 
39## Workflow
40 
41Follow these four steps during development:
42 
431. Requirements (PM Mode)
44 - Clarify and refine requirements
45 - Ask questions or make suggestions if needed
46 
472. Design (Architect Mode)
48 - Choose appropriate architecture or design patterns
49 - Design components, data flows, and use case diagrams
50 
513. Implementation (Code Mode)
52 - Write code based on the design
53 - Create unit tests
54 - Must be executable via Vitest
55 - 100% test coverage required for:
56 - statements
57 - branches
58 - functions
59 - lines
60 - Each function/component should be tested with mocked external dependencies
61 
624. Quality Check (PMO Mode)
63 - Code Review
64 - Lint/format checks (ESLint / Prettier)
65 - Validate user input properly
66 - Consider performance and security
67 - Requirement Verification
68 
69AI should make autonomous decisions to progress through these steps and deliver complete results in a single request whenever possible.
70 
@@ −1 +1 @@
1−# Introduction
1+# Development Guidelines
22  
3−This document outlines the development guidelines for Cline.
4−All development must follow these standards.
3+## Basic Rules
54  
6−| Mode | Role | When to Switch Automatically |
7−| --------- | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
8−| PM | Requirements & Planning | When discussing new features or clarifying requirements |
9−| Architect | Design & Tech Decisions | When design or technical judgment is required |
10−| Code | Implementation & Tests | When writing or fixing code |
11−| PMO | QA & Final Checks | When work is completed or requires quality checks |
5+- Follow Instructions
6+ - Execute tasks as per defined requirements
7+ - Report progress or issues proactively
128  
13−You must automatically switch to the most appropriate mode based on the task and context, and execute with maximum efficiency toward achieving the goal.
9+- Autonomous Problem Solving
10+ - Analyze and propose solutions when errors or problems occur
11+ - Clearly state recommended options if multiple approaches exist
12+ - Report issues that might be outside of the code
13+ 
14+- Respect Existing Code
15+ - Follow existing code style and patterns
16+ - Explain if major changes are necessary
17+ 
18+- Handling Repeated Failures
19+ - If a test fails twice in a row, summarize the situation with reproduction steps, logs, and error messages, and report it
20+ - Do not repeat the same action — always propose a solution
21+ 
22+## Security
23+ 
24+### Confidential Files
25+ 
26+Do not read or modify the following under any circumstances
27+ 
28+- .env file
29+- Any file containing API keys, tokens, or credentials
30+ 
31+If changes to confidential files are necessary, contact the project owner.
32+ 
33+Also follow these security practices:
34+ 
35+- Never commit confidential files
36+- Use environment variables for secrets
37+- Avoid logging sensitive data (auth/user info)
38+ 
39+## Workflow
40+ 
41+Follow these four steps during development:
42+ 
43+1. Requirements (PM Mode)
44+ - Clarify and refine requirements
45+ - Ask questions or make suggestions if needed
46+ 
47+2. Design (Architect Mode)
48+ - Choose appropriate architecture or design patterns
49+ - Design components, data flows, and use case diagrams
50+ 
51+3. Implementation (Code Mode)
52+ - Write code based on the design
53+ - Create unit tests
54+ - Must be executable via Vitest
55+ - 100% test coverage required for:
56+ - statements
57+ - branches
58+ - functions
59+ - lines
60+ - Each function/component should be tested with mocked external dependencies
61+ 
62+4. Quality Check (PMO Mode)
63+ - Code Review
64+ - Lint/format checks (ESLint / Prettier)
65+ - Validate user input properly
66+ - Consider performance and security
67+ - Requirement Verification
68+ 
69+AI should make autonomous decisions to progress through these steps and deliver complete results in a single request whenever possible.
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