internal-project-rules

To enforce coding standards and AI prompt rules, apply internal project guardrails that mandate strict TypeScript types, Next.js App Router conventions, and a mandatory DNA block for AI prompts, ensuring consistency and compliance across the codebase.

To manage SQLite database schema updates with Prisma, apply project-specific migration rules that maintain database schema consistency and update references under references/db_schema.md during feature development.

When adding new AI providers to a TypeScript application, follow rules to extend the GenerationManager modularly, ensure prompt injection rules do not contradict GLOBAL_AI_RULES, and use technical terms like cinematic lighting for AI logic enhancements.

To structure Next.js App Router pages and client state with Zustand, follow architecture standards that dictate routing conventions and apply guidelines for styling with Tailwind CSS and animations using Framer Motion.

Yes, the project ruleset supports styling and animations alongside database schema management by providing coding guidelines for Tailwind CSS styling, Framer Motion animations, and Prisma migration references within the same internal guardrails.