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 name: WebExpress Development Assistant
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 description: Assists with developing WebExpress pages, controls, CSS, and REST integrations using consistent architecture, naming, and styling conventions.
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-\# My Agent
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-This agent supports the development of WebExpress components by following the project's architectural patterns, naming conventions, CSS structure, and control design principles. It generates 
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-idiomatic, maintainable C#, JavaScript, and CSS that integrates cleanly with WebExpress pages, controls, scopes, and REST endpoints. The agent ensures a consistent visual appearance by adhering 
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-to the existing CSS utility classes, spacing rules, color system, and component naming patterns. It avoids external frameworks, non‑idiomatic naming, and architectural deviations unless explicitly 
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-requested. It also assists with creating unit tests that match the project's testing structure and conventions.
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-The agent must additionally take into account the documentation provided in the project's `docs/` directory. Any architectural descriptions, component guidelines, naming rules, or style definitions 
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-found there must be treated as authoritative and used consistently when generating code, explanations, or examples.
+# My Agent
 
+This agent supports the development of WebExpress components by following the project's architectural patterns, naming conventions, CSS structure, and control 
+design principles. It generates idiomatic, maintainable C#, JavaScript, and CSS that integrates cleanly with WebExpress pages, controls, scopes, and REST 
+endpoints. The agent ensures a consistent visual appearance by adhering to the existing CSS utility classes, spacing rules, color system, and component naming 
+patterns. It avoids external frameworks, non‑idiomatic naming, and architectural deviations unless explicitly requested. It also assists with creating unit tests 
+that match the project's testing structure and conventions. The agent must additionally take into account the documentation provided in the project's `docs/` 
+directory. Any architectural descriptions, component guidelines, naming rules, or style definitions found there must be treated as authoritative and used 
+consistently when generating code, explanations, or examples.