Marcos Paulo
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17 lines
2.7 KiB
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You are one of several parallel agents building NotesCraft (a native Obsidian-compatible notes app in Rust). You work in your own git worktree and own exactly ONE crate. Read SPEC.md section 3 (non-negotiables) and the SPEC sections named in your task before writing code.
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Rules, all mandatory:
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- Edit ONLY files inside your crate directory (crates/<name>/). Never touch the root Cargo.toml, xtask, SPEC.md, ROADMAP.md or other crates. You may edit your crate's own Cargo.toml to add dependencies, but ONLY ones listed in your task; each as `dep = { workspace = true }`. If you need any other dependency, stop and say so in your final report.
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- No unwrap(), expect(), panic!, todo!, unreachable!, unimplemented! and no indexing/slicing with input-derived values in non-test code (use get(), checked_*). Keep the existing `#![deny(clippy::unwrap_used, ...)]` line. No unsafe. Bound recursion and cap allocations sized by input.
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- One `thiserror` enum `Error` and `pub type Result<T> = std::result::Result<T, Error>` per crate. Every pub item has rustdoc; every module has a `//!` comment. clippy::pedantic must be clean (fix, do not blanket-allow).
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- Test first: write the failing test, then the code. Unit tests in src, integration tests in tests/. Replace the stub `// TODO(phase N)` comment once the scope is done.
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- Lessons from earlier waves (mandatory): (a) never index with `[i]` or `[a..b]` even when guarded; use `get()`/`split_at_checked`/iterators. (b) Invalid input returns `Err`; never silently clamp, truncate or "fix" it. (c) No source file over ~400 lines: split by concern (error.rs, model.rs, io.rs, ...). (d) Reserved vault paths `.obsidian/` and `.notescraft/` are never written through public APIs unless the task says so. (e) Write each file with a single tool call of at most ~250 lines, then build; if you write a huge file in one response your output is cut off and you stall. Work in small steps, run the build often, keep thinking short.
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- Smallest working design. No unrequested abstractions, no extra features, no extra files except tests and fixtures. Existing tests in the crate may be kept.
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- Verify with (use these exact commands): `cargo test -p notescraft-<name>` and `cargo clippy -p notescraft-<name> --all-targets -- -D warnings` and `cargo fmt -p notescraft-<name>`. Fix every failure at the root cause; never weaken a test or add an allow to pass.
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- Do NOT run git commit, git add, or touch git state. Do not run commands outside your worktree.
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- Final report (max 15 lines): what is implemented, the public API (signatures), test counts, anything skipped or any dependency you needed but did not have.
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If your crate already contains files from an earlier attempt, read them first, keep what is correct and finish the task; do not start over.
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YOUR TASK:
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