project-context

Project architecture provides a structured overview of the stack, authentication flow, UI organization, and file conventions. Read the architecture documentation to familiarize with directory structure, tRPC routing patterns, and Drizzle ORM schema layouts used across the codebase.

The project enforces specific tRPC router conventions and Drizzle ORM schema patterns. Architecture documentation defines these patterns, including input validation with Zod, migration workflows, and how schemas integrate with authentication flows.

Follow the established patterns documented in the project context: tRPC router organization, Drizzle schema structure, directory conventions, and Zod validation approach. These patterns ensure consistency across feature implementation, refactoring, and debugging work.

The project context defines the functional and technical requirements for the collaborative contact system, authentication flow structure, and related conventions. Reference this documentation when implementing, refactoring, or debugging contact management and auth features.

Yes. The project context serves as a quick-start reference for new contributors, providing an overview of stack, patterns, file organization, and conventions needed to understand the codebase and contribute effectively.