formax-config-settings-workflow

Config merge semantics are enforced by defining strict schema rules, persistence patches, and prompt injection safeguards that apply consistently across project and global config scopes, ensuring predictable runtime behavior and reducing configuration drift.

The best way to maintain UI parity is to align code, tests, and documentation simultaneously when updating config, ensuring the UI config overlay and runtime config exposure reflect identical toggle behavior and patch reload semantics.

Prompt injection safeguards work with config storage patches by enforcing strict exposure rules during the config merge process, preventing untrusted configuration values from altering runtime prompt behavior or UI toggle states.

Yes, tests are required for config storage and UI-only toggles to validate storage patches, prompt exposure, and UI toggle behavior, ensuring the configuration contract is updated with code and documentation to reflect new semantics.

Configuration drift happens when config updates lack strict UI parity and coordinated documentation, causing the runtime config exposure and UI config overlay to diverge during patch reloads and prompt injection handling.

Yes, this workflow applies to both project and global config scopes, allowing you to define and enforce config schema, merge semantics, and persistence rules while maintaining strict UI parity and test coverage across all runtime environments.