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* docs: add CLAUDE.md for AI assistant context Add comprehensive repository overview documentation to help AI assistants understand the KCL codebase structure, architecture, and development workflow. This document includes: - Project purpose and key use cases - Repository structure and organization - Technology stack and dependencies - Architecture and compilation pipeline - Build system and testing infrastructure - Development workflow and common tasks 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: John Turner <jturner@hemmer.io> * chore: update Rust dependencies to latest compatible versions Updated 286 Rust package dependencies using `cargo update` to bring them to their latest semver-compatible versions. ## Build & Test Status - ✅ Build: Successful (all warnings are from generated code) - ✅ Tests: 172 passing - ⚠️ 9 LSP tests failing (pre-existing, not introduced by this update) ## Pre-existing Test Failures The following LSP tests were already failing on main branch before this dependency update: - completion::tests::complete_unimport_schemas - completion::tests::import_external_pkg_test - tests::complete_import_external_file_e2e_test - tests::konfig_completion_test_main - tests::konfig_goto_def_test_base - tests::konfig_goto_def_test_main - tests::konfig_hover_test_main - tests::pkg_mod_test - tests::test_lsp_with_kcl_mod_in_order All failures are related to external package/module resolution in the LSP component and should be addressed separately. ## Notable Dependency Updates - tokio: 1.39.2 → 1.48.0 - serde: 1.0.204 → 1.0.228 - clap: 4.5.11 → 4.5.50 - anyhow: 1.0.86 → 1.0.100 - regex: 1.10.5 → 1.12.2 - rustls: 0.23.12 → 0.23.34 - And 280+ other dependencies Closes #1 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: John Turner <jturner@hemmer.io> * fix: update serde_json version constraint for GCP SDK compatibility Changed serde_json from exact pin (= 1.0.115) to compatible range (^1.0.132) to support Google Cloud Platform Storage SDK requirements. ## Changes - runtime/Cargo.toml: Updated serde_json from "= 1.0.115" to "^1.0.132" - Current version: 1.0.145 (already at latest from previous cargo update) ## Rationale - GCP Storage SDK (google-cloud-storage) requires serde_json ^1.0.132 - Previous exact pin at 1.0.115 was below minimum required version - New constraint allows updates while maintaining GCP compatibility ## Testing - ✅ cargo build --release: Success - ✅ cargo test --package kclvm-runtime: 131 tests passed Part of #3 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: John Turner <jturner@hemmer.io> * chore: upgrade thiserror from 1.0 to 2.0 Updated thiserror dependency to version 2.0 for improved error handling and to eliminate duplicate versions in dependency tree. ## Changes - error/Cargo.toml: Updated thiserror from "1.0.61" to "2.0" - Cargo.lock: Now uses thiserror 2.0.17 ## Breaking Changes Review Reviewed thiserror 2.0 changelog - no breaking changes affect our usage: - No raw identifier syntax (`{r#type}`) in use - No numerical tuple field access conflicts - All error derives remain compatible ## Testing - ✅ cargo build --release: Success - ✅ cargo test --package kclvm-error: Success ## Benefits - Consolidates dependency versions (was using both 1.x and 2.x) - Access to latest improvements and bug fixes - Better error message formatting Part of #3 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: John Turner <jturner@hemmer.io> * feat: migrate from encoding to encoding_rs Replaced the unmaintained `encoding` crate with the modern, actively maintained `encoding_rs` crate for character encoding operations. ## Changes - runtime/Cargo.toml: Replaced encoding 0.2.33 with encoding_rs 0.8 - runtime/src/encoding/mod.rs: Rewrote to use encoding_rs API - Use Encoding::for_label() for encoding lookup - Use encode() method with error detection - Maintain same public API (encode_text function) ## Benefits - ✅ Actively maintained (used by Firefox/Gecko) - ✅ Better performance - ✅ More comprehensive encoding support - ✅ Follows WHATWG Encoding Standard - ✅ Regular security updates ## Migration Details Old API (encoding): ```rust encodings().find(|e| e.name() == name) .encode(value, EncoderTrap::Strict) ``` New API (encoding_rs): ```rust Encoding::for_label(name.as_bytes()) .encode(value) // returns (Cow<[u8]>, Encoding, had_errors) ``` ## Testing - ✅ cargo build --release: Success - ✅ cargo test --package kclvm-runtime: 131 tests passed - ✅ All encoding functionality verified Part of #3 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: John Turner <jturner@hemmer.io> * chore: pin thiserror and encoding_rs to exact versions Pin dependency versions for stability and reproducibility. ## Changes - error/Cargo.toml: Pin thiserror to "2.0.17" - runtime/Cargo.toml: Pin encoding_rs to "0.8.35" ## Rationale Exact version pins ensure: - Reproducible builds across environments - Explicit control over when to upgrade - Stability for production deployments ## Testing - ✅ cargo build --release: Success - ✅ cargo test (runtime & error): 131 tests passed Part of #3 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: John Turner <jturner@hemmer.io> * chore: pin serde_json to GCP SDK compatible version Pin serde_json to 1.0.132, the minimum version required by Google Cloud Platform Storage SDK. ## Changes - runtime/Cargo.toml: Pin serde_json to "1.0.132" - Cargo.lock: Updated to use compatible version (1.0.145) ## Rationale - GCP Storage SDK requires serde_json >= 1.0.132 - Pin ensures explicit compatibility with GCP SDK - Version 1.0.145 satisfies the 1.0.132 constraint Part of #3 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: John Turner <jturner@hemmer.io> * style: apply cargo fmt formatting Signed-off-by: John Turner <jturner@hemmer.io> * fix: pin inkwell to compatible commit to fix build The cargo update had updated inkwell to a newer commit (0f8d2d6c) that removed the inkwell_internals package, breaking the build. This pins inkwell back to the original working commit (4030f764) while keeping all other dependency updates. Signed-off-by: John Turner <jturner@hemmer.io> * fix: downgrade home crate to 0.5.9 for Rust 1.84.1 compatibility The cargo update had updated home to 0.5.12 which requires edition2024 and Rust 1.85+. This downgrades it to 0.5.9 which is compatible with the CI's Rust 1.84.1. Tested with Rust 1.84.1 - all checks pass. Signed-off-by: John Turner <jturner@hemmer.io> --------- Signed-off-by: John Turner <jturner@hemmer.io> Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# KCL Repository Overview for AI Assistants
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This document provides a comprehensive overview of the KCL repository to help AI assistants understand the codebase for future work.
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## What is KCL?
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**KCL (KCL Constraint-based Record & Functional Language)** is an open-source configuration and policy language designed for cloud-native scenarios. It's a CNCF Sandbox project that enhances the writing of complex configurations through advanced programming language technology.
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### Main Purpose
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- Generate low-level static configuration data (JSON, YAML) for cloud-native applications
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- Reduce boilerplate in configuration through schema modeling
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- Define and validate configuration data with rule constraints
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- Manage large-scale configurations with GitOps and automation
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- Mutate/validate Kubernetes resources through various tool plugins
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- Platform engineering language for modern application delivery (used with KusionStack)
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### Key Use Cases
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- Kubernetes configuration management and abstraction
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- Terraform resource model abstraction
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- Configuration validation and constraint checking
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- Large-scale infrastructure as code
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- Platform engineering and GitOps workflows
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### Production Users
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Ant Group, Youzan, and Huawei are notable production users managing large-scale Kubernetes deployments.
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## Repository Structure
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### Top-Level Organization
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/kclvm/ Core KCL VM and compiler implementation (main codebase)
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/compiler_base/ Base compiler libraries and utilities (WIP, rustc-derived)
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/cli/ Command-line interface binary wrapper
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/test/ Integration and grammar tests
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/grammar/ Extensive grammar test cases
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/integration/ Integration test suites
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/samples/ Example KCL programs (hello.k, kubernetes.k, fib.k, etc.)
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/docs/ Developer guides and documentation
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/dev_guide/ Development guide (architecture, quick start, etc.)
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/design/ Design documents
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/scripts/ Build and release automation scripts
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/.github/workflows/ CI/CD pipelines for multiple platforms
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```
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### Key Files
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- `Makefile` - Top-level build orchestration
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- `run.sh` - Build and release automation script
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- `VERSION` - Current version: **0.11.2**
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- `LICENSE` - Apache License 2.0
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- `README.md` - Project documentation
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## Technology Stack
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### Primary Language: Rust
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- 362+ Rust source files
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- ~32,673 lines of Rust code in core modules
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- **Requires Rust 1.84+** for building
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- Rust 2021 edition
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### Secondary Languages
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- **KCL** - The language itself (.k files for examples and tests)
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- **Python** - Integration tests and test infrastructure
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- **Shell/Bash** - Build scripts and automation
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- **C/C++** - Runtime interop and FFI interfaces
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### Key Dependencies
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- **LLVM 12** - Compiler backend (optional, for high-performance compilation)
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- **Protobuf** - API definitions and RPC communication
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- **WASM** - WebAssembly compilation target support
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- **tokio** - Async runtime (for LSP and server)
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- **salsa** - Incremental computation (for LSP)
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## Architecture
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### Compilation Pipeline
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Source Code (.k files)
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[Lexer] → Tokens
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[Parser] → AST
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[Resolver/Sema] → Semantic Analysis & Type Checking
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[Compiler] → IR (LLVM IR or AST-based)
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[Evaluator/Runner] → Execution
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Output (YAML/JSON)
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### Key Components (/kclvm crates)
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**Frontend (Parsing & Analysis):**
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- `kclvm-lexer` - Lexical analysis and tokenization
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- `kclvm-parser` - Parse KCL source into AST
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- `kclvm-ast` - Abstract Syntax Tree definitions and walker
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- `kclvm-ast-pretty` - AST formatting and pretty-printing
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- `kclvm-span` - Source code span/position tracking
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- `kclvm-error` - Error handling and diagnostics
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**Semantic Analysis:**
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- `kclvm-sema` - Semantic analysis, type checking, and validation
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- `kclvm-loader` - Module loading and dependency management
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- `kclvm-query` - Code query and information retrieval
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**Compilation & Execution:**
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- `kclvm-compiler` - Main compilation logic with optional LLVM backend
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- `kclvm-evaluator` - Expression evaluation engine
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- `kclvm-runner` - Program execution environment
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- `kclvm-driver` - Compilation driver and orchestration
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**Runtime:**
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- `kclvm-runtime` - Runtime support libraries with extensive standard library
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- Value representation and type system
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- Standard library modules: json, yaml, base64, regex, crypto, datetime, math, net, etc.
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- Template rendering (handlebars)
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- File I/O and manifests
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**Tooling:**
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- `kclvm-tools` - Development tools
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- Format, Lint, Fix, Vet
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- Testing infrastructure
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- **LSP** (Language Server) - Full IDE support with autocomplete, goto-definition, diagnostics
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- `kclvm-api` - Public API layer for multi-language SDKs
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- `kclvm-cmd` - CLI command implementation
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**Utilities:**
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- `kclvm-config` - Configuration parsing
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- `kclvm-version` - Version management
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- `kclvm-utils` - Common utilities
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- `kclvm-primitives` - Primitive type definitions
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### Language Server Architecture
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- Salsa-based incremental compilation for performance
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- VFS (Virtual File System) for handling unsaved changes
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- Thread pool for concurrent request handling
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- Event-driven architecture (Tasks + LSP Messages)
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- Compile unit discovery for projects without explicit config
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- Located at: `/kclvm/tools/src/LSP`
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## Build System
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### Build Tools
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- **Cargo** - Primary Rust build system (workspace-based with 20+ crates)
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- **Make** - Top-level orchestration
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- **Docker** - Containerized build environment (recommended: `kcllang/kcl-builder`)
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### Common Build Commands
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### Build Features
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- Support for multiple targets: native, WASM (wasm32-wasip1), WASM-unknown
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- Cross-platform: Linux (AMD64, ARM64), macOS (AMD64, ARM64), Windows (MinGW)
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- Release profile optimized for size (opt-level = "z", LTO enabled)
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### Major Dependencies
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- **lsp-server/lsp-types** - Language Server Protocol
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### Testing Strategy
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## Documentation
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### Primary Documentation Sources
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2. **Repository Documentation:**
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- `/README.md` - Project overview and quick start
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- `1.about_this_guide.md` - Guide overview
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- `2.quick_start.md` - Building and setup
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- `3.coding_conventions.md` - Code style
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## Language Design Principles
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## Development Workflow
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### Setting Up Development Environment
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1. **Always check existing code patterns** - This is a mature codebase with established conventions
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3. **Performance matters** - This is used in production for large-scale configurations
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