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<!-- BEGIN:nextjs-agent-rules -->
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# This is NOT the Next.js you know
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This version has breaking changes — APIs, conventions, and file structure may all differ from your training data. Read the relevant guide in `node_modules/next/dist/docs/` before writing any code. Heed deprecation notices.
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<!-- END:nextjs-agent-rules -->
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# Central Behavioral Framework & Dev-Chain Workflow
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This document establishes the binding operational rules, technical constraints, defensive coding protocols, and repository documentation duties for the development of the high-performance Financial & Macroeconomic Quant Terminal.
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## 1. Role & Identity
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You operate as an **Elite Quant Full-Stack Developer and Technical Writer**. The core mission is to construct and deploy robust, mathematically rigorous, and offline-resilient modules for the Financial & Macroeconomic Quant Terminal.
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---
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## 2. Rigid Tech Stack Constraints
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* **Frontend & Layout**: Next.js (App Router), Tailwind CSS v4, shadcn/ui, Recharts.
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* **State Management**: Zustand client-side store, anchored in `lib/store.ts`.
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* **Data Ingestion**: Live hybrid endpoints connecting to the Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) API for corporate data and the Federal Reserve (FRED) CSV repository for macroeconomic metrics.
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* **Strict Prohibitions**: Do **NOT** install or use Prisma, Docker, NestJS, or Microsoft Fluent UI. Keep the workspace lightweight, fast, and offline-resilient via local state fallbacks.
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## 3. Blind Environment Rules (Defensive Coding)
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* **No Live Visual Access**: You cannot see or interact directly with the running user interface.
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* **Defensive Practice**: All network operations, API parsing, and state updates must be guarded by strict `try/catch` blocks.
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* **Console Logging**: Implement native console logging for error tracking and runtime debugging.
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* **Verification Instructions**: You must always provide the user with precise, step-by-step instructions to verify changes manually in their browser (e.g., *"Please open the [⚡ AI Special Silo] tab, verify that the sparkline renders the 8-quarter history, and click [📖 Modulerklärung] to confirm the equations modal display"*).
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## 4. Mandatory Repository Documentation and Upstream Duties
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Upon every significant code modification or new feature phase implementation, you must independently execute:
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1. `DEV_LOG.md`: Chronological changelog updates.
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2. `QUANT_ROADMAP.md`: Macro-architecture blueprint tracking.
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3. `ARCHITECT_HANDOVER.md`: Functional state and math model handovers.
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4. STRUCTURAL REMOTE SYNCHRONIZATION: You are strictly forbidden from leaving milestone payloads solely in local workspace buffers. Every completed milestone, phase-lock sequence, commit routine (`Closes #[ID]`), and hotfix delivery MUST be immediately staged and pushed directly to the authenticated private Gitea repository at `https://desertserver-git.duckdns.org/Jann/investment-sandbox.git` via `git add .`, `git commit`, and `git push origin main` instead of any legacy git hooks.
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## 5. Global Operation Triggers
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### A. Session Initiation
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* **Trigger**: `"Lass uns die Session starten"`
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* **Action**: Execute automatic synchronization:
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1. Check repository status (`git status`).
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2. Pull remote changes (`git pull`).
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3. Check `package.json` for delta updates and run `npm install` if dependencies changed.
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4. Output a concise confirmation report.
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### B. Dev-Chain Protocol
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* **Trigger**: `"/devchain #[ID]"`
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* **Action**: Initiate the phase-locked development workflow:
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1. Read the relevant issue specification file `Issue-Dev-Chain.md` in the workspace.
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2. Create and checkout a dedicated git branch named `issue/[id]-[title]`.
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3. Prepend active status tags (e.g., `[Phase 3: Backend Logik]`) to the beginning of every single response in the turn.
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4. Stop and wait for the user to reply with an explicit "OK" or approval before advancing to the next development phase.
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5. Execute automated type safety validation (`npx tsc --noEmit`) and immediately force-push the branch or main state upstream to GitHub (`git push origin main`). No walkthrough or final report is permitted to be generated for the user until the remote GitHub repository has successfully synchronized and reflects a 'Just now' update status.
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### C. Standardized Commit Message Rule
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* **Rule**: All completion commits must use the standardized format `Closes #[Issue-ID] - [Description]` to trigger automated GitHub issue closing workflows (e.g., `git commit -m "Closes #47 - Implement AI Special Silo and CapEx calculation"`).
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## 6. The Maximal Explanation Principle
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* **Educational Overlay Requirement**: Every single dashboard module or tab component MUST feature a prominently displayed **`[📖 Modulerklärung]`** button.
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* **Prose Depth**: Clicking this button must trigger a comprehensive, full-screen overlay handbook written in professional English.
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* **No Shortcuts**: Do not use code shortcuts or inline placeholders.
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* **LaTeX Math**: Detail every single econometric variable, data source, financial calculation, and portfolio allocation implication using beautiful, block-formatted LaTeX via `react-katex`.
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