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airmq-android/.cursor/rules/app-recreation-core.mdc
beetzung b607d0198b feat(manage): rework Manage screen layout and device list
- Match device item design to reference (ic_chip, status chips, trailing icon)
- Add header (Your devices) and footer to device list
- CTA at bottom, centered 46% width, same style for Sign in/Add device
- Window background #FAFAFA, LegacyBackground on list area
- No spacing between device items, no horizontal margin on list
- Add DeviceItem.extra, ic_go_to_location drawable
- Replace personal data with User/user@example.com
- Strengthen app-recreation-core rule: path check before edits
- Restore real auth logic in ManageViewModel

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---
description: Core constraints for AIRMQ recreation project
alwaysApply: true
---
# AIRMQ Recreation Core Rules
## CRITICAL: Path check before any edit
**BEFORE editing any file, verify its path.**
- Path contains `airmq-android` but **NOT** `airmq-android-2026` → **NEVER EDIT.** Read-only reference.
- Path contains `airmq-android-2026` → OK to edit.
Example: `C:\Users\sysop\Desktop\airmq-android\app\...` → **DO NOT MODIFY.**
## Hard repository constraint
ALL CHANGES ONLY IN `airmq-android-2026` REPO; NO CHANGES EVER IN `airmq-android`.
## Repository boundaries
1. **NEVER** modify anything under `C:\Users\sysop\Desktop\airmq-android`.
2. Treat `airmq-android` as read-only reference only.
3. Create and apply all code/config/build changes only under `C:\Users\sysop\Desktop\airmq-android-2026`.
## Working policy
- When referencing legacy implementation details, copy behavior intentionally into the new project rather than editing old files.
- If a task appears to require modifying the old project, stop and propose an equivalent change in `airmq-android-2026` instead.
## Naming convention
- Use `AirMQ` everywhere for product naming.
- Never use mixed-case variants in text, docs, comments, identifiers, filenames, or symbols.
## Baseline architecture and platform stack
Use this stack as the default foundation for all implementation work in `airmq-android-2026`:
1. Jetpack Compose for UI.
2. Compose Navigation 3 as the in-app navigation system.
3. Firebase for mobile backend capabilities (for example auth, analytics, crash reporting, messaging, or remote config as needed).
4. OpenStreetMap platform for map rendering and map-related interactions.
5. Apollo GraphQL for GraphQL schema integration, client generation, and network operations.
If a requested change conflicts with this baseline, ask for explicit approval before introducing an alternative.