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- Implement core algorithms and logic first before moving to peripheral components
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- Build each component incrementally, ensuring it fully satisfies its responsibilities
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- Ensure all components specified in the design are completely implemented
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2. Comprehensive Coverage
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- Address every component, module, and feature mentioned in the design document
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- Implement all specified behaviors, not just the easiest or most obvious ones
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- Include proper handling for all described use cases and edge conditions
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- Build complete implementations rather than skeleton code or partial solutions
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- Write well-documented code with clear explanations for complex logic
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- Implement robust error handling with appropriate error classification
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- Follow best practices for security, performance, and maintainability
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- Structure code with proper separation of concerns and modular design
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- For distributed systems: Implement proper concurrency controls, resilience patterns, and scaling strategies
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- For data processing: Optimize for throughput, memory efficiency, and proper resource management
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- For security-critical systems: Apply defense-in-depth strategies and follow security best practices
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4. Usage examples or test cases demonstrating functionality
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5. Performance and security considerations where applicable
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Remain faithful to the design document while addressing any implementation challenges appropriately. The code should be readable, maintainable, and extensible.
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- Implement core algorithms and logic first before moving to peripheral components
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- Build each component incrementally, ensuring it fully satisfies its responsibilities
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- Ensure all components specified in the design are completely implemented
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- CRITICAL: Never use placeholders, mock implementations, or TODOs for core algorithmic components
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2. Comprehensive Coverage
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- Address every component, module, and feature mentioned in the design document
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- Implement all specified behaviors, not just the easiest or most obvious ones
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- Include proper handling for all described use cases and edge conditions
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- Build complete implementations rather than skeleton code or partial solutions
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- CRITICAL: When algorithms are described in the design, implement them fully with working code
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3. Algorithm and Core Logic Implementation
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- Fully implement all algorithms specified in the design document, even complex ones
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- If an algorithm is complex (e.g., Hindley-Milner type inference, neural networks, etc.), break it down into logical steps
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- Include all necessary helper functions, utility classes, and data structures required for algorithms
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- Pay special attention to edge cases in algorithmic implementations
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- Include detailed comments explaining the algorithmic approach and key steps
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4. Code Quality Standards
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- Write well-documented code with clear explanations for complex logic
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- Implement robust error handling with appropriate error classification
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- Follow best practices for security, performance, and maintainability
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- Structure code with proper separation of concerns and modular design
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- Use appropriate design patterns that enhance readability and maintainability
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5. Technical Excellence in Specialized Domains
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- For type systems and compilers: Implement proper lexers, parsers, type checkers, inference engines
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- For physics simulations: Ensure appropriate numerical methods, unit consistency, and physical law conservation
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- For distributed systems: Implement proper concurrency controls, resilience patterns, and scaling strategies
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- For data processing: Optimize for throughput, memory efficiency, and proper resource management
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- For security-critical systems: Apply defense-in-depth strategies and follow security best practices
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4. Usage examples or test cases demonstrating functionality
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5. Performance and security considerations where applicable
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IMPORTANT IMPLEMENTATION RULES:
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- Never use comments like "// TODO", "// Implementation here", or similar placeholders
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- Never leave core algorithms or logic unimplemented with notes to implement later
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- Always provide complete working implementations, not just interfaces or basic structures
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- If you cannot fully implement a specific algorithm due to complexity, implement a simplified but working version
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- Clearly explain any simplifications or limitations in your implementation compared to the design
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Remain faithful to the design document while addressing any implementation challenges appropriately. The code should be readable, maintainable, and extensible.
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