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− - **Checklists.** Rules are rows of the tables under `### UI rules`, `### UX rules`, `### DX rules` and `### AX rules`, with the columns Rule, Level, Scope, Requirement, Basis and Check, named exactly that. Every rule ID is unique, every rule has a Basis and every Check is one `mcp/lib/rules.ts` knows, or `pnpm test` fails.− - **Prompts.** The prompts on the pages (the Button's `#### Prompts`, the Design Tokens' `### Prompts`), the MCP prompts in `mcp/lib/prompts.ts` and the plugin's skills ask for the same things. `prompts.test.ts` checks the first two, so change all three together.− - **Replaced theme components.** `app/components/app/AppHeaderBody.vue` and `app/components/docs/DocsPageHeaderLinks.vue` replace the layer's and Docus's own, so keep them in step with the originals.− - Every page has a `title` and a `description`, and a file name that's unique across `content/docs/` once its number is dropped.− The [Button](./content/docs/3.components/1.button.md) page is the model for every page, so read the sections you're about to mirror before you write. It's long, about 35,000 tokens, so read it a section at a time.+ - **Checklists.** Rules are rows of the tables under `### UI rules`, `### UX rules`, `### DX rules` and `### AX rules` (on a split page, `## UI Checklist` and so on, on each layer's page after its sections and before its FAQ: the join turns them back into `### UI rules`), with the columns Rule, Level, Scope, Requirement, Basis and Check, named exactly that. Every rule ID is unique, every rule has a Basis and every Check is one `mcp/lib/rules.ts` knows, or `pnpm test` fails.+ - **Prompts.** The prompts on the pages (the Button's `### Prompts` on its AX page, the Design Tokens' `### Prompts`), the MCP prompts in `mcp/lib/prompts.ts` and the plugin's skills ask for the same things. `prompts.test.ts` checks the first two, so change all three together.+ - **Replaced theme components.** `app/components/app/AppHeaderBody.vue`, `app/components/docs/DocsPageHeaderLinks.vue` and `app/components/docs/DocsAsideLeftBody.vue` replace the layer's and Docus's own, `app/components/docs/DocsNavigation.vue` renders the sidebar's and the menu's navigation in place of Nuxt UI's `UContentNavigation`, and `app/components/UContentSurround.vue` replaces Nuxt UI's links to the previous and next pages, so both list the component pages by name (`app/lib/navigation.ts+ - Every page has a `title` and a `description`, and a file name that's unique across `content/docs/` once its number is dropped. The parts of a split page, below, count as one page.+ - Number the folders and the pages outside `3.components/` to order them in the sidebar, and leave component folders without one, like `3.components/card/`, so the sidebar lists them by name. It sorts file names as text, which would put a `10.` before a `2.`, and two component branches open at once would reach for the same number.+ - Every component page is split into parts, like the Button's in `3.components/button/`, which stays the model: its Overview in `index.md`, with link cards to the parts, and a page per layer, numbered to set their order inside the folder. A part's `title` is the heading it has on the whole page, its `before` names the Overview's section it goes before, and its headings sit a level higher. After its sections come its rules table, under `## UI Checklist` and so on, then its questions, if it has an+ The [Button](./content/docs/3.components/button/index.md) page, split into an Overview and a page per part in `3.components/button/`, is the model for every page, so read the sections you're about to mirror before you write. It's long, about 35,000 tokens, so read it a section at a time.