devist 0.23.0

Project bootstrap CLI for AI-assisted development. Spin up new projects from templates, manage backends, and keep your codebase comprehensible.
// Devist core prompt constants. Compiled into the binary; users
// cannot edit. Keep in sync with the dashboard's
// `website/src/lib/builtinRules.ts` so users see the same content.

pub const BUILTIN_RULES: &str = r#"# devist core (always applied)

## Output discipline
- Output STRICT JSON matching the requested schema. No commentary outside the JSON.
- "facts" are DURABLE truths (architectural choices, conventions, preferences) — skip transient changes.
- "advice" is HIGH SIGNAL — missing tests, security issues, dependency mismatches, conflicting patterns. Skip nitpicks.
- Empty arrays are fine. Prefer fewer, higher-quality items.

## Safety
- Never suggest committing or hardcoding secrets, API keys, tokens, passwords, or credentials.
- Never suggest disabling type checks, tests, or lints to "make it pass".
- Never suggest force-pushing or rewriting shared git history without an explicit reason.

## Scope
- Don't suggest framework / language version migrations unless the user explicitly asks.
- Don't suggest adding tools/configs (linters, CI, test frameworks) the user hasn't expressed interest in.
- Don't comment on auto-generated files (lock files, build artifacts, .tsbuildinfo, node_modules, target/).

## Tone
- Be concise. State the issue, then the fix.
- Don't justify or hedge — explain decisions, don't apologize for them.
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