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Scope

These rules apply from the repository root downward. Child AGENTS.md files override sections below if they conflict.

Project Summary

Overwatch item build optimizer written in React, TypeScript, Vite, and TailwindCSS. The app helps players select an optimal combination of items given gold and character limits.

Directory Map

Root directory is overwatch_tool/

  • overwatch_tool/AGENTS.md this file, project rules and guidelines, there is only 1 AGENTS.md file
  • overwatch_tool/memory-bank/ project context and decisions
  • overwatch_tool/changelog.md change log for features and fixes
  • overwatch_tool/item-optimizer/ main application code, you likely need to run npm install here first

Data files, do not edit or read directly unless the task requires it:

  • data.json - canonical item data, avoid reading this file
  • overrides.json - local balance overrides

Coding Conventions

  • Start by writing or updating test for the feature you are implementing. This allows you to understand the expected behavior and edge cases.
  • Test coverage should stay at or above 80 percent. Use test:coverage script to check.
  • Keep files small (target < 150 logical lines). When near the limit, consider splitting into smaller components or create utility functions.
  • Use functional React components with hooks.
  • Use Tailwind utility classes; avoid inline style props.

Memory Bank

All project context lives in the memory-bank/ folder. Always read every file in that folder at the start of a session to understand the current state and decisions. Keep these files up to date when you make significant changes or learn new information.

Consider memory-bank as a method to inform future coding agents about the system. That is not a human file, so feel free to make it as technically as needed for coding agents to run efficiently. Cross reference the changelog.md and condense the memory-bank if needed.

Feature Development Checklist

  1. For every new add operation, create a matching remove action in both the UI and the Redux slice.
  2. Add unit tests that cover both paths.
  3. Update changelog.md with a summary of the feature.
YYYY-MM-DD  feature description  main file or folder