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# CLAUDE.md — `apps/dev-tools-help-docs` The documentation site (starterdocs.vtempest.workers.dev): Next.js + Fumadocs, with AI chat, full-text search, and an auto-generated API reference built from TypeScript types and OpenAPI specs. ## The one rule everyone trips on **This is the only Biome workspace in the repo.** `check`, `lint`, `format` and `check:write` here are Biome; nothing outside `apps/dev-tools-help-docs` is formatted by it and there is no repo-wide formatter. Never run Biome over the rest of the monorepo — it will rewrite files that nobody formats that way. It also carries its own `commitlint.config.ts`, `cspell` config and `bunfig.toml`, all scoped to this app. ## Content comes from two places - `content/docs/` — pages written here. - Package READMEs, pulled in by `bun run docs:sync` (root) or `bun ./scripts/sync-readme-docs.ts`. **Synced pages are generated** — edit the package README, then re-sync. Editing the synced copy is lost on the next run. Remember the package README's own header is itself generated by `bun run readmes`, so the chain is: `package.json` → `.github/scripts/sync-package-readmes.mjs` → `README.md` → `docs:sync` → this site. ## Build is staged ```bash bun run dev bun run build # bun --bun next build bun run build:full # build:pre → next build → build:post bun run typecheck # runs typegen (fumadocs-mdx + next typegen) first ``` `postinstall` runs `fumadocs-mdx`. A missing content type or a "cannot find `.source`" error after a fresh clone almost always means that did not run — re-run `bun install` or `bunx fumadocs-mdx` rather than hand-writing the type. ## Renders `code-tree-graph` The dependency graphs, file trees and type tables on this site come from `packages/code-tree-graph`. A change to that package's props breaks the docs build, not its own tests.