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# [PROJECT NAME]

## What This Is
[2-3 sentences describing the application, its purpose, and its primary users]

## Tech Stack
- Framework: [e.g. React + Vite]
- Styling: [e.g. Tailwind CSS]
- Language: [e.g. TypeScript]
- Other: [any other key tools]

## Project Structure
- src/components/ — [what lives here]
- src/pages/ (or app/) — [what lives here]
- src/lib/ — [what lives here, if anything]

## Conventions
- [Convention 1 — e.g. "Components are functional, never class-based"]
- [Convention 2 — e.g. "Use Tailwind utility classes, no custom CSS files"]
- [Convention 3 — e.g. "All user-facing text is in the translations/ file"]

## What To Avoid
- [Thing 1 to avoid — e.g. "Do not add new dependencies without asking first"]
- [Thing 2 — e.g. "Do not modify the auth system"]

## Current State
[1-2 sentences on what's working and what's in progress]

## How To Run
```bash
npm install
npm run dev
```

# [PROJECT NAME — e.g. "Monthly Policy Brief", "Client Research", "Brand Content"]

## What This Is
[2-3 sentences: what work product this covers, who it is for, what good output looks like]

## My Context
- My role: [your professional title and domain]
- Audience: [who reads or uses this work — colleagues, clients, the public, etc.]
- Tone: [formal/informal, technical/accessible, first-person/institutional, etc.]
- Language: [primary language and any multilingual requirements]

## Style Conventions
- [Convention 1 — e.g. "Always use active voice in policy documents"]
- [Convention 2 — e.g. "Citation format: author (year) for academic sources"]
- [Convention 3 — e.g. "Executive summaries are always under 200 words"]
- [Convention 4 — e.g. "Avoid jargon — write for an informed non-specialist"]

## What To Avoid
- [Constraint 1 — e.g. "Never name specific vendors or commercial products"]
- [Constraint 2 — e.g. "Do not speculate beyond what the source material supports"]

## Recurring Resources
[Paste any standing context here: your organization's mission statement, a style guide excerpt, or key terminology definitions that should always be applied]

## Current State
[1-2 sentences on what's in progress or recently completed — update this regularly]