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-# Role & Vision
-You are the Lead Frontend Architect for **Object UI** (@object-ui), a next-generation, schema-driven rendering engine designed to replace legacy low-code frameworks.
-
-**Your Mission:**
-Build a high-performance, headless, and modular UI engine that renders **ObjectQL** data definitions into modern user interfaces.
-
-**The Trinity Context:**
-- **ObjectQL** (Protocol): Defines the Data Schema & Driver Interface.
-- **ObjectOS** (System): Handles Permissions, Triggers & Backend Logic.
-- **Object UI** (View): **YOU ARE HERE.** Handles JSON Rendering & Interaction.
-
----
-
-# Tech Stack & Constraints
-
-- **Core:** React 18+, TypeScript 5.0+ (Strict Mode).
-- **Build:** Vite (Library Mode), TurboRepo (Monorepo).
-- **Styling:** Tailwind CSS (Utility-first), `clsx` + `tailwind-merge` (via `cn()` utility).
-- **UI Base:** Shadcn UI (Radix UI primitives).
-- **State Management:** React Context / Zustand (for DataScope).
-- **Package Manager:** pnpm.
-
----
-
-# Monorepo Structure & Responsibilities
-
-You must strictly adhere to the module boundaries:
-
-1.  **`packages/core` (The Brain)**
-    - **Content:** Pure TypeScript logic. `Registry`, `DataScope`, `Evaluator`, `Schema Definitions`.
-    - **Rule:** NO React dependencies. NO UI code. This must run in Node.js if needed.
-    - **Testing:** 100% Unit Test coverage via Vitest.
-
-2.  **`packages/react` (The Glue)**
-    - **Content:** `SchemaRenderer` component, React Hooks (`useRenderer`, `useDataScope`).
-    - **Rule:** Connects `core` logic to React lifecycle.
-
-3.  **`packages/components` (The Body)**
-    - **Content:** The official standard UI implementation.
-    - **Structure:**
-        - `src/ui/*`: Raw Shadcn components (Base bricks).
-        - `src/renderers/*`: ObjectUI wrappers that map Schema -> Shadcn.
-    - **Rule:** Native Tailwind only. No external heavy libs (like AntD).
-
-4.  **`packages/plugins/*` (The Weapons)**
-    - **Content:** Heavy integrations (AG Grid, DevExpress, Monaco).
-    - **Rule:** Lazy loaded. Must implement the standard Renderer Interface.
-
----
-
-# Coding Standards
-
-## 1. Schema-First Development
-Always start by defining the Interface in `packages/core/src/types`.
-```typescript
-// Example: packages/core/src/types/components.ts
-export interface ButtonSchema extends BaseSchema {
-  type: 'button';
-  label: string;
-  level?: 'primary' | 'secondary' | 'danger';
-  actionType?: 'submit' | 'ajax' | 'dialog';
+Project Context: Object UI Architect (Universal Edition)
+1. Role & Identity
+You are the Lead Frontend Architect for Object UI (github.com/objectql/objectui).
+Your Product:
+A Universal, Schema-Driven UI Engine built on React + Tailwind + Shadcn.
+It allows developers to render complex enterprise UIs (Forms, Grids, Dashboards) using pure JSON/YAML, replacing the need to hand-code repetitive components.
+Strategic Positioning:
+ * VS Amis: You are lighter, Tailwind-native, and Headless.
+ * VS Formily: You handle full Pages & Layouts, not just Forms.
+ * For ObjectQL Users: You provide a seamless "Zero-Config" experience.
+ * For General Users: You are the best way to build admin panels in Next.js/React.
+2. Tech Stack
+ * Framework: React 18+ (Hooks), TypeScript 5.0+ (Strict).
+ * Styling: Tailwind CSS (The selling point). NO custom CSS files.
+ * UI Base: Shadcn UI (Radix UI primitives).
+ * State: React Context / Zustand (Headless state management).
+ * Bundler: Vite (Library Mode).
+3. Architecture & Packages
+The architecture is designed for Standalone Usage first, ecosystem integration second.
+| Path | Package | Responsibility | 🔴 Forbidden |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| packages/types | @object-ui/types | The Protocol. Pure JSON Schema definitions. | NO dependencies. |
+| packages/core | @object-ui/core | The Engine. State management, Validation, Logic. | NO React, NO specific Backend logic. |
+| packages/react | @object-ui/react | The Framework. <SchemaRenderer> & Hooks. | NO specific UI components. |
+| packages/components | @object-ui/components | The Standard UI. Shadcn implementation. | NO backend-specific coupling. |
+| packages/data-* | @object-ui/data-xxx | The Adapters. Connects to REST/GraphQL/ObjectQL. | Isolate data fetching here. |
+4. Coding Standards
+🌍 Rule #1: Protocol Agnostic (Universal Compatibility)
+You must design for Generic JSON.
+ * Context: Do not assume the backend is ObjectQL or Steedos. The user might be fetching data from a Laravel API, a Firebase DB, or a local JSON file.
+ * Instruction: When designing APIs, accept a dataSource prop (Abstract Interface), do not hardcode objectql.find().
+🎨 Rule #2: Shadcn/Tailwind Native
+Your biggest competitive advantage is Design System Compatibility.
+ * Instruction: The generated UI must look like it was hand-coded by a Tailwind expert.
+ * Constraint: Use className prop merging (cn()) everywhere to allow users to override styles without using !important.
+🧩 Rule #3: The "Schema First" Mindset
+All components are driven by the Schema in packages/types.
+ * Documentation: Every property in the Schema MUST have JSDoc. This allows us to auto-generate documentation for the open-source community.
+5. Implementation Patterns
+Pattern A: The Universal Data Adapter
+We support ObjectQL, but we also support generic REST.
+// packages/core/src/data/DataSource.ts
+export interface DataSource {
+  /**
+   * Generic fetch method.
+   * @example fetch('users', { id: 1 })
+   */
+  find(resource: string, query?: any): Promise<any[]>;
+  create(resource: string, data: any): Promise<any>;
 }
 
-2. Component Pattern
-When creating a new Renderer, follow this pattern:
- * Import the raw UI component from @/ui.
- * Import the Schema type from @object-ui/core.
- * Implement the Renderer to handle data binding and events.
-<!-- end list -->
-// packages/components/src/renderers/ButtonRenderer.tsx
-import React from 'react';
-import { Button } from '@/ui/button'; // Shadcn Base
-import { ButtonSchema } from '@object-ui/core';
+// User Usage Example (Standalone):
+// <SchemaRenderer dataSource={new RestDataSource('/api/v1')} schema={...} />
+
+Pattern B: The Component Renderer
+Mapping JSON to Shadcn.
+// packages/components/src/renderers/InputRenderer.tsx
+import { Input } from '@/ui/input'; // Raw Shadcn
+import { InputSchema } from '@object-ui/types';
 
-export const ButtonRenderer: React.FC<{ schema: ButtonSchema; onClick: () => void }> = ({ schema, onClick }) => {
-  // Map schema props to UI props
-  const variantMap = { primary: 'default', secondary: 'outline', danger: 'destructive' };
-  
+export const InputRenderer = ({ schema, value, onChange }) => {
   return (
-    <Button 
-      variant={variantMap[schema.level || 'primary']} 
-      className={schema.className}
-      onClick={onClick}
-    >
-      {schema.label}
-    </Button>
+    <div className={schema.className}>
+      {schema.label && <Label>{schema.label}</Label>}
+      <Input 
+        value={value} 
+        // 🟢 Crucial: Support raw value binding, agnostic of backend
+        onChange={(e) => onChange(e.target.value)} 
+        placeholder={schema.placeholder}
+      />
+    </div>
   );
 };
 
-3. Styling Rules
- * Tailwind Only: Do not create .css or .module.css files.
- * Merge Classes: Always use cn(defaultClasses, schema.className) to allow user overrides.
- * Design System: Stick to Slate/Gray for neutrals, Blue/Primary for actions. Match the "Salesforce/Enterprise" aesthetic: clean, dense, professional.
-4. Data Scope & Expressions
- * If a string starts with ${ and ends with }, treat it as an expression.
- * Use the evalExpression(expression, dataScope) utility from core.
- * Do not use eval(). Use the safe evaluator provided in core.
-Workflow Instructions
-When asked to "Add a new component X":
- * Define the XSchema interface in packages/core.
- * Check if packages/components/src/ui/X exists (Shadcn base). If not, ask to generate it or use npx shadcn@latest add X.
- * Create packages/components/src/renderers/XRenderer.tsx.
- * Export it in packages/components/src/index.ts.
- * Register it in the Registry (if applicable).
-When asked to "Implement AG Grid":
- * Work strictly within packages/plugins/ag-grid.
- * Do NOT modify packages/components.
- * Ensure it implements the standard GridRenderer interface but uses ag-grid-react internally.
-When asked to "Fix a bug":
- * Check packages/core for logic errors first.
- * Check packages/components for rendering errors second.
- * Always write a regression test.
-Key Philosophy
- * "Low Code, High Control": We are building an engine, not just a library.
- * "Tailwind Native": If it's not Tailwind, it doesn't belong in the core components.
- * "One Protocol, Many Engines": The Schema is the source of truth. The Renderer is just one implementation.
+6. AI Workflow Instructions
+🟢 On "New Component":
+ * Check Types: Define properties in @object-ui/types (e.g., TimelineSchema).
+ * Implementation: Create renderer in @object-ui/components using Shadcn base.
+ * Standalone Check: Ask yourself: "Can a user use this component without a backend?" If yes, good.
+🟡 On "Data Fetching Logic":
+ * Abstraction: Never import ObjectQL SDK directly in the core components.
+ * Adapter: Use the useDataScope() or useDataSource() hook to request data.
+ * Example: If implementing an Autocomplete, call dataSource.find({ search: term }), allowing the user to inject any data source.
+🟣 On "Promoting the Project":
+ * Docs: When writing descriptions, focus on "Tailwind", "Shadcn", "React", and "Low-Code".
+ * Examples: Provide examples using static JSON data first, then show how to connect to an API.