openhuman/scripts/shortcuts/work/prompts/start.md

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Workflow

Follow CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md for everything below. Be deliberate — plan first, implement small, test as you go.

1. Specify

Ground the change in the existing codebase before writing any code:

• Read the relevant files in full (not just hunks). Trace the affected domain end-to-end: RPC controller(s), domain ops, schemas, frontend service, screen.
• Identify which JSON-RPC methods, controllers, registries, or event-bus messages are involved (or need adding).
• Confirm whether this is purely UI, purely core, or a full E2E change — that decides where logic lives.

2. Implement in Rust (if core logic is involved)

• New functionality goes in a dedicated subdirectory under src/openhuman/<domain>/. Do not add new standalone *.rs files at the src/openhuman/ root.
• Domain mod.rs is export-focused; operational code in ops.rs / store.rs / types.rs / schemas.rs.
• Expose features through the controller registry — never add domain branches in src/core/cli.rs / src/core/jsonrpc.rs.
• Use the event bus singletons (publish_global / subscribe_global / register_native_global / request_native_global); never construct EventBus / NativeRegistry directly.
• Return RpcOutcome<T> per AGENTS.md.

3. JSON-RPC E2E

When adding/renaming RPC methods, extend tests/json_rpc_e2e.rs (scripts/test-rust-with-mock.sh) so the RPC surface matches what the UI will call.

4. UI in the Tauri app

• React screens/state live in app/src/. Use core_rpc_relay / coreRpcClient to call the core — never duplicate business logic in TypeScript.
• Frontend VITE_* reads go through app/src/utils/config.ts. Never import.meta.env directly elsewhere.
• No dynamic import() in production app/src code (see CLAUDE.md exceptions for test/setup/config files).
• app/src-tauri is desktop-only. No Android/iOS branches.
• CEF webviews must not grow new JS injection — use CEF handlers + CDP from the scanner side instead.

5. Tests (REQUIRED)

• Vitest for app/src (*.test.ts(x) co-located; behavior over implementation; no real network).
• cargo test for Rust (unit + integration).
• For user-visible flows, add or update WDIO E2E specs in app/test/e2e/specs/.
• Coverage gate: changed lines must hit ≥ 80% (.github/workflows/coverage.yml). Cover error/edge paths, not just the happy path.

6. Debug logging

Add verbose diagnostics on new/changed flows: entry/exit, branches, retries, timeouts, state transitions, errors. Use grep-friendly prefixes ([domain], [rpc], [ui-flow]). Never log secrets/PII.

7. Capability catalog

If this adds, removes, or renames a user-facing feature, update src/openhuman/about_app/ in the same change.

8. Pre-merge quality checks

Before opening a PR, run:

# Frontend (if app/ changed)
cd app && pnpm typecheck
cd app && pnpm lint
cd app && pnpm format
cd app && pnpm test:unit

# Rust (if src/ or app/src-tauri changed)
cargo fmt --manifest-path Cargo.toml
cargo check --manifest-path Cargo.toml
cargo check --manifest-path app/src-tauri/Cargo.toml
cargo test --manifest-path Cargo.toml

9. Commit + push + open PR

• Commit on this branch (__BRANCH__) with a message that references #__ISSUE__.
• Push to origin (the user's fork). Never to upstream.
• Open a PR targeting main on __REPO__ using .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md verbatim. Use --head <fork-owner>:__BRANCH__.
• If a pre-push hook fails on pre-existing breakage unrelated to your changes, push with --no-verify and call it out in the PR body.
• Do not merge the PR — stop after opening it.

Guardrails

• Never push to main directly. Never force-push to main. Never amend pushed commits.
• Never use --no-verify to bypass hooks failing on your own changes — fix them.
• Never commit secrets (.env, *.key, credentials, full PII in logs).
• If the issue is ambiguous, stop and ask before implementing the wrong thing — guessing wastes a round trip.
• Keep the diff minimal. Don't refactor surrounding code unless the issue calls for it.