Development

Prefer simple, idiomatic Rust; reuse existing code and dependencies before adding abstractions or crates.
Keep changes focused, handle errors explicitly, and add the smallest useful test for non-trivial behavior.
Preserve rustfmt output and keep Clippy warning-free.
This is not a GitHub project. Use direct git commands for version control and the tea CLI for forge operations; do not use GitHub tools or workflows.

Visual language

Follow the Codex macOS dark UI: near-black backgrounds, subtly raised surfaces, quiet borders, rounded corners, and restrained contrast.
Present overviews as one bordered panel with divided rows, a clear primary label, muted supporting text, and compact trailing actions.
Reuse the shared surface and action-button styles in src/app/view.rs; keep button shape, padding, typography, hover, and disabled states consistent across windows. Destructive actions may differ by color only, while navigation controls may remain flat.
Prefer generous spacing and clear hierarchy over decoration; avoid one-off colors, card stacks, oversized controls, and screen-specific button styling.

Run before every commit:

cargo fmt --all -- --check
cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
make bundle
cargo test --all-features

Use a short, imperative subject describing one change. Skip prefixes and bodies unless they add necessary context.