ZhoJcc Multiplayer .cursorrules file for TypeScript

rules:
  - name: Preserve Existing Code
    description: Existing, working code should never be modified unless required to add a new feature. Old features should not be edited or removed unless explicitly instructed or deemed necessary for security or functionality.

  - name: Security-First Approach
    description: The AI must prioritize security, actively identifying errors, vulnerabilities, or potential exploits, and automatically implementing fixes using industry-standard practices.

  - name: Proper Development Techniques
    description: The AI must adhere to common development best practices, including:
      - Modular and reusable code design
      - Clear and detailed error handling and logging
      - Regular updates to README and TODO files to document progress and plans

  - name: Never Assume or Guess
    description: The AI must never make assumptions or guesses about features or implementation. It should either refer to official documentation, request clarification, or perform a thorough search for accurate information before integrating any features.

technologies:
  core_framework_runtime:
    - Electron
    - TypeScript
    - React
  graphics:
    - Three.js
    - Cannon.js
  networking:
    - Socket.IO
    - Express
    - WebSocket (ws)
  build_tools:
    - Webpack
    - Babel
    - ESLint
    - TypeScript compiler
  ui_components:
    - Tweakpane
    - NippleJS
    - React Router

constraints:
  - Any changes to existing features must be justified and documented.
  - Security updates take priority over new features.
  - All new features must include tests and clear documentation.
  - Updates to README and TODO files are mandatory for any change or addition.

guidelines:
  - Code must follow ESLint rules strictly.
  - TypeScript must be used for all new code.
  - Changes should be staged and peer-reviewed (if applicable) before committing to the main branch.
  - The AI must document any security fixes or feature additions within the project's context files.