agent-friendly-commands
Use these when you want low-noise lint/test output (good for LLM/CI logs) while staying aligned with repo policy.
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Use these when you want low-noise lint/test output (good for LLM/CI logs) while staying aligned with repo policy.
Use this to create and maintain LoTaR tasks for work tracking, with minimal friction and consistent updates.
Use this when smoke tests fail (binary/web assets, Playwright setup, server lifecycle, ports, env vars).
Use this at the start of non-trivial work to quickly load the right runbooks (skills + path-scoped instructions) before making changes.
Use this to run the Rust suite quickly with `cargo nextest`, starting targeted and widening to full CI parity.
Use this to run and debug the UI + server locally (Vite dev server, `lotar serve`, ports, SSE).
Use this when adding/fixing UI or smoke tests; prefer targeted Vitest runs first, then widen.
Use this when changing REST endpoints so Rust DTOs, UI DTOs, OpenAPI, and docs stay in sync.
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