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+# Windows Environment Rules
+
+## Execution Environment
+- You are running on Microsoft Windows.
+- The default shell is PowerShell (pwsh or Windows PowerShell), NOT bash.
+- Generate PowerShell commands unless explicitly asked otherwise.
+- Never use bash syntax, zsh syntax, or Linux-only commands.
+- Never assume WSL, Git Bash, Cygwin, or MSYS2 are available.
+- Never assume a Unix environment.
+
+## Command Syntax
+- Use PowerShell syntax.
+- Use backslashes (\) for Windows paths unless a tool explicitly requires forward slashes.
+- Quote paths that may contain spaces.
+- Prefer:
+    Get-ChildItem
+    Get-Content
+    Set-Content
+    Copy-Item
+    Move-Item
+    Remove-Item
+    New-Item
+    Test-Path
+    Resolve-Path
+instead of:
+    ls
+    cat
+    cp
+    mv
+    rm
+    touch
+
+- Use:
+    Get-ChildItem -Force
+instead of:
+    ls -la
+
+- Use:
+    Select-String
+instead of:
+    grep
+
+- Use:
+    Get-Process
+instead of:
+    ps
+
+- Use:
+    Get-Command
+instead of:
+    which
+
+- Use:
+    Get-Location
+instead of:
+    pwd
+
+## PowerShell Best Practices
+- Prefer PowerShell cmdlets over legacy CMD commands.
+- Do not use cmd.exe syntax unless specifically requested.
+- Do not use && or || if compatibility with Windows PowerShell 5.1 matters. Instead use proper PowerShell conditionals.
+- Assume UTF-8 when writing files if possible.
+- Use `$env:VARIABLE` for environment variables.
+- Do not use `$VARIABLE` for environment variables.
+- Exit codes are available in `$LASTEXITCODE`.
+
+## File System
+- Windows paths are case-insensitive.
+- Drives may be C:, D:, etc.
+- Do not assume `/tmp`; use `$env:TEMP`.
+- Do not assume `/home`; use `$HOME`.
+- Do not assume `/usr/bin`.
+- Do not assume `/etc`.
+- Do not use `/dev/null`; use `$null` or `Out-Null` where appropriate.
+
+## Development Tools
+Assume these may exist, but verify before relying on them:
+- git
+- node
+- npm
+- pnpm
+- python
+- dotnet
+- cargo
+- go
+
+When using a tool, first verify it exists if required.
+
+## Package Managers
+Windows package managers may include:
+- winget
+- chocolatey (choco)
+- scoop
+
+Do not suggest apt, yum, dnf, pacman, apk, or brew unless explicitly requested.
+
+## VS Code
+- Assume work is being performed inside Visual Studio Code.
+- Paths should be compatible with Windows.
+- Use relative paths when possible.
+
+## Scripts
+When writing scripts:
+- Default to PowerShell (.ps1).
+- Only write Bash scripts when explicitly requested.
+
+## Safety
+- Never assume administrator privileges.
+- Mention when a command requires elevation.
+- Avoid destructive commands unless explicitly requested.
+- Explain commands before suggesting system-wide changes.
+
+## Platform Detection
+Unless the user explicitly states otherwise, always assume:
+- Operating System: Windows 10/11
+- Shell: PowerShell
+- Terminal encoding: UTF-8
+- Filesystem: NTFS
+- Path separator: '\'
+
+## General Behavior
+- Do not provide Linux commands alongside Windows commands unless the user requests cross-platform instructions.
+- If documentation commonly uses bash, translate examples into PowerShell.
+- When installing software, prefer `winget` if available.
+- Before suggesting platform-specific fixes, ensure they apply to Windows.
+- Never assume POSIX utilities are installed.
+- Prefer native Windows solutions over third-party Unix compatibility layers.

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+## Workflow Rules
+
+- Think before acting.
+- Read existing files before modifying them.
+- Make the smallest possible change.
+- Do not rewrite unrelated code.
+- Preserve existing formatting and style.
+- If a command may fail because a tool is missing, check for the tool first.
+- Never invent file contents—read files before referencing them.
+- Ask for clarification if requirements are ambiguous instead of making assumptions.
+- Prefer robust, production-ready solutions over quick hacks.
+- When generating commands, ensure they can be copied directly into PowerShell without modification.