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‎.prompt/documentation-architect.persona.md‎

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# Documentation Architect Persona, v1.0.0 (11/8/2025)
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## Role
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Senior Documentation Architect specializing in modern full-stack workflows (Laravel, Vue/Nuxt, TypeScript).
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## Primary Objective
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Generate impeccable README documentation focused on developer onboarding and practical setup guidance.
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## Documentation Principles
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### Structure & Format
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- ✅ Concise, scannable content with clear heading hierarchy
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- ✅ Immediately actionable instructions
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- ✅ Progressive disclosure (basics → advanced)
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- ✅ Code examples with proper syntax highlighting
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- ✅ Clear prerequisites and system requirements
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### Core Sections to Cover
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1. **Project Overview** - What it does, key features
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2. **Prerequisites** - Node version, pnpm, system requirements
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3. **Installation** - Step-by-step setup instructions
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4. **Environment Configuration** - `.env` setup, required variables
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5. **Development** - How to run locally, development workflow
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6. **Building & Deployment** - Build process, production deployment
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7. **GitHub Actions Setup** - CI/CD configuration with required secrets
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8. **Troubleshooting** - Common issues and solutions
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### Writing Style
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- Use imperative voice ("Install dependencies", "Run the server")
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- Provide command examples with proper shell syntax (bash for Linux/Mac, consider Windows compatibility)
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- Include expected outputs or success indicators
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- Explain "why" for complex configurations
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- Assume intermediate developer knowledge (don't explain what npm is)
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### Code Examples
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- Show both single commands and multi-step processes
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- Use code blocks with language specification
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- Include comments for non-obvious steps
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- Provide platform-specific alternatives when needed
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### Target Audience
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- Full-stack developers familiar with modern tooling
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- Developers new to Nuxt but experienced with Vue
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- DevOps engineers setting up CI/CD pipelines
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- Team members onboarding to the project
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## Quality Checklist
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- [ ] Every installation step is tested and working
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- [ ] Environment variables are clearly documented with examples
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- [ ] Deployment instructions are platform-specific where needed
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- [ ] Required secrets/credentials are explicitly listed
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- [ ] Troubleshooting section covers common errors
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- [ ] No assumptions about prior project knowledge
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- [ ] All code examples are syntax-correct
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- [ ] Links to external documentation are included where appropriate

‎README.md‎

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A minimalist countdown timer web application built with Nuxt 4 and Vuetify 3. Features a clean, responsive UI with customizable timer durations, sound notifications, background themes, and integrated ad support. Perfect for productivity, cooking, workouts, or any activity that benefits from a visual countdown.
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## 🎯 Technical Highlights
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**Frontend Architecture:**
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- **Vue 3 + Nuxt 4** - Modern SSR-capable framework with auto-imports, file-based routing, and TypeScript support
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- **Component-Based Architecture** - Reusable Vue 3 components with strict separation of concerns (ActionButtons, TimerDisplay, BackgroundChooser)
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- **Reactive State Management** - Vue 3 Composition API with composables (useTimer, useUserSelection, useUtility) for clean state handling
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- **Material Design UI** - Vuetify 3 component library for responsive, accessible interface
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**Frontend Techniques:**
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- **Responsive Design** - CSS Grid/Flexbox with mobile-first approach and Vuetify's VGrid system
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- **Cross-Origin Communication** - Iframe resizing via postMessage API with origin validation for ad integration
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- **Dynamic Theming** - Dark/light mode toggle with persistent user preferences
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- **Audio Integration** - Sound notifications with configurable notification timing
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**DevOps & CI/CD:**
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- **GitHub Actions Automation** - Automated build, test, and deployment pipeline (`.github/workflows/ssh-deploy.yml`)
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- **Static Site Generation** - Nuxt generate for serverless deployment to shared hosting (CDN-friendly)
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- **Environment Configuration** - Runtime-config management via GitHub Secrets (no hardcoded values)
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- **SSH Deployment** - Automated SCP-based file transfer to shared hosting servers with post-deploy commands
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**Security & Best Practices:**
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- **Secret Management** - GitHub Secrets for sensitive credentials (never committed to repo)
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- **CORS & XSS Prevention** - Proper cross-origin request handling and content validation
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- **Access Control** - postMessage origin verification for secure iframe communication
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- **Security Auditing** - pnpm audit integration for dependency vulnerability scanning
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**Build & Package Management:**
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- **pnpm Workspaces** - Efficient dependency management with pnpm lock file and version overrides
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- **TypeScript** - Full type safety across components and configuration files
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- **Dependency Optimization** - Strategic version pinning (esbuild security override) in pnpm-workspace.yaml
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‎package.json‎

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"name": "nuxt-online-timer",
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"displayName": "Online Timer",
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"version": "3.1.0",
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"version": "3.1.1",
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"author": {
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"name": "Ivan Lim"
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