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1# Security Guidelines
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3- Never hardcode secrets (API keys, passwords, etc.)
4- Always validate user input
5- Use environment variables properly
6- Never modify confidential files like .env
7- Consider threats such as XSS, CSRF, and IDOR
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1# Introduction
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3This document outlines the development guidelines for Cline.
4All development must follow these standards.
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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 |
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13You must automatically switch to the most appropriate mode based on the task and context, and execute with maximum efficiency toward achieving the goal.
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1−# Security Guidelines
1+# Introduction
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3−- Never hardcode secrets (API keys, passwords, etc.)
4−- Always validate user input
5−- Use environment variables properly
6−- Never modify confidential files like .env
7−- Consider threats such as XSS, CSRF, and IDOR
3+This document outlines the development guidelines for Cline.
4+All development must follow these standards.
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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 |
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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.
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