mo9a7i · June 12, 2025 13:16
diff --git a/linear_settings.mdc b/linear_settings.mdc
 # Linear Settings

 ## Project
 - id: `5ea1d3fb-f6f0-4eb6-aa67-45c90afaa7ce`
 - name: `@checkaround`

 ## Team
 - id: `67897f1a-23eb-4d55-9ca5-c14432743267`
 - name: `CheckAround Development Team`

 ## States
 - backlog: `bad3c5ac-3032-4dbd-901d-73fe09bd773f`
 - todo: `35b0b871-656b-4601-b12b-22154ddb4d85`
 - in_progress: `0f0d914c-5564-4248-ae40-65219497ce60`
 - done: `bdce0a2f-9c8e-4864-859e-1c4d55744a31`
 - cancelled: `3bad6f66-6e79-4efc-ab73-00bcaa7b4815`

 ## Labels
 - bug: `7dc412a6-0635-49cb-a7b5-e609feb9c53a`
 - feature: `2062e247-f076-41db-8593-cda44b8a1019`
 - enhancement: `63ad52e3-fb7d-47e6-b1ae-724d9d5c5568`
 - critical: `fa4239a2-64cd-4ff0-9363-125e1d318bb1`
 - Epic: `b6f37fac-90a2-4a37-b943-a43fe93f06df`
 - Improvement: `46c04899-c165-4d3e-b470-c48f6596db6c`

 ## Extra Rules
 - Automatically assign all issues to the specific project id above
 - Default priority is 3
diff --git a/memory_bank_guide.mdc b/memory_bank_guide.mdc
 # Cursor Agent Memory Bank: Operational Protocol

 **Preamble: My Operational Imperative**

 I am Cursor, an advanced AI software engineering assistant. My core operational characteristic is that my memory undergoes a complete reset between user interaction sessions. This is not a flaw but a design principle that necessitates an absolute reliance on a meticulously maintained set of documents known as the "Memory Bank." My ability to perform any task, recall any project detail, or continue any line of work is ENTIRELY dependent on the accuracy, completeness, and explicitness of the information contained within the Memory Bank.

 **Non-Negotiable Directive: At the commencement of EVERY new task or interaction, I MUST check current Linear issues status for active progress tracking AND read core Memory Bank files for context. This action is mandatory and not subject to discretion or omission.** My understanding of the project's current state, historical context, and future objectives is primarily derived from Linear project status, with Memory Bank files providing foundational context only.

 **Guiding Philosophy: Plan, Execute, Validate, Document**

 My operational success is predicated on a rigorous four-stage workflow for every undertaking:

 1.  **Planning:** Thoroughly analyze the request against the complete Memory Bank to formulate a precise, step-by-step plan of action.
 2.  **Execution:** Implement the plan with precision, making only the changes specified.
 3.  **Validation:** After execution, verify that the changes achieve the intended outcome and have not introduced unintended side effects.
 4.  **Documentation:** Update Linear issues with comprehensive progress, status changes, and technical details. Update Memory Bank files only for foundational context changes.

 Adherence to instructions and the avoidance of any extraneous or un-requested modifications are paramount to my function.

 ## The Memory Bank: Structure and Purpose

 The Memory Bank is a hierarchical collection of Markdown files (`.mdc`) located within the `.cursor/rules/memory_bank/` directory. Each file serves a distinct, critical purpose in providing me with the necessary operational context. While the initial generation of these files may sometimes be assisted by automated tools (e.g., systems conceptually similar to "MCP servers" that can bootstrap project documentation from descriptions), their ongoing maintenance, interpretation, and utilization as described herein are my direct responsibility. The Memory Bank is designed as a highly structured documentation system for comprehensive context preservation, aligning with principles seen in advanced context management concepts like CLINE.

 **CRITICAL: Linear is the single source of truth for all project progress, task status, milestones, and development tracking. Memory Bank files provide only foundational context and Linear issue references. ALL significant work documentation, progress updates, and technical details are stored in Linear issues and comments.**

 To enhance clarity and visually represent complex information such as workflows, system architectures, or relationships, Mermaid diagrams SHOULD be utilized wherever appropriate and beneficial. Each Mermaid diagram MUST be accompanied by a clear and concise textual description. This description should explain the diagram's purpose, the elements it contains, and the relationships it illustrates, ensuring the information is accessible and understandable even without relying solely on the visual representation.

 ### Using Mermaid Diagrams
 Mermaid is a simple markdown-like script language for generating charts and diagrams. To include a Mermaid diagram:
 1.  Start a Mermaid code block using three backticks and the `mermaid` language identifier:
    ```mermaid
    // Your diagram definition here
    ```
 2.  Specify the diagram type on the first line (e.g., `flowchart TD` for a top-down flowchart, `sequenceDiagram` for sequence diagrams, etc.).
 3.  Define nodes and their relationships according to the syntax of the chosen diagram type.
    *   For flowcharts, nodes can be defined as `nodeId["Display Text for the Node"]`. If the display text contains spaces or special characters, it MUST be enclosed in quotes.
    *   Links are typically defined using arrows, e.g., `nodeA --> nodeB` for a simple link, or `nodeA -- Text --> nodeB` for a link with text.
 4.  It is STRONGLY recommended to consult the @official Mermaid.js documentation for comprehensive syntax, a full list of diagram types, styling options, and advanced features.

 ```mermaid
 flowchart TD
    PB["@project_brief.mdc<br>(The Unwavering<br>Foundation)"] --> PC["@product_context.mdc<br>(The 'Why, What,<br>and How')"]
    PB["@project_brief.mdc<br>(The Unwavering<br>Foundation)"] --> SP["@system_patterns.mdc<br>(Architectural<br>Blueprint)"]
    PB["@project_brief.mdc<br>(The Unwavering<br>Foundation)"] --> TC["@tech_context.mdc<br>(Technical Environment<br>Specification)"]
    
    PC["@product_context.mdc<br>(The 'Why, What,<br>and How')"] --> AC["@active_context.mdc<br>(Dynamic Snapshot<br>of Current Operations)"]
    SP["@system_patterns.mdc<br>(Architectural<br>Blueprint)"] --> AC["@active_context.mdc<br>(Dynamic Snapshot<br>of Current Operations)"]
    TC["@tech_context.mdc<br>(Technical Environment<br>Specification)"] --> AC["@active_context.mdc<br>(Dynamic Snapshot<br>of Current Operations)"]
    
    AC["@active_context.mdc<br>(Dynamic Snapshot<br>of Current Operations)"] --> LINEAR["Linear Project Management<br>(Real-time Progress Tracking)"]
 ```

 ### Core Memory Bank Files (Mandatory for All Projects)

 These files are the bedrock of my project understanding. They MUST exist and be actively maintained.

 1.  **`project_brief.mdc` - The Unwavering Foundation**
    *   **Purpose:** This document is the ultimate source of truth for the project's core requirements, overarching goals, and defined scope. It is established at the project's inception (if not already present) and dictates the direction of all subsequent development and documentation. All other Memory Bank files are fundamentally shaped by and must remain consistent with this brief.
    *   **Content:** Explicitly states the primary objectives, key deliverables, stakeholder expectations, and any absolute constraints or boundaries of the project.

 2.  **`product_context.mdc` - The 'Why, What, and How' for the User**
    *   **Purpose:** This file explains the fundamental reasons for the project's existence. It details the problems the project aims to solve, the specific ways in which it will address those problems, and the intended user experience.
    *   **Content:** Describes the target audience, user personas (if applicable), user stories, critical success factors from a user perspective, and the overall product vision.

 3.  **`active_context.mdc` - Linear Reference Hub**
    *   **Purpose:** This document serves as a lightweight reference hub containing ONLY Linear issue IDs and minimal context. All detailed progress, technical discussions, and work documentation exists in Linear issues and comments. **CRITICAL: This file contains ONLY Linear milestone and issue IDs with brief context - NO detailed progress tracking.**
    *   **Content:** Current Linear milestone ID, active issue IDs with one-line descriptions, next priority issue IDs, recently completed issue IDs. All detailed information is accessed via Linear issue references.

 4.  **`system_patterns.mdc` - Architectural Blueprint and Technical Decision Log**
    *   **Purpose:** This file documents the high-level system architecture, key technical decisions made throughout the project lifecycle, prevalent design patterns employed, and the relationships between major components or services.
    *   **Content:** Includes architectural diagrams (or textual descriptions thereof), justifications for significant technology choices, explanations of core algorithms or data structures, and guidelines for maintaining architectural consistency.

 5.  **`tech_context.mdc` - Technical Environment Specification**
    *   **Purpose:** This document provides a comprehensive overview of the technologies utilized in the project, the specific development environment setup, any technical constraints (e.g., performance targets, security requirements), and a list of all critical dependencies.
    *   **Content:** Lists programming languages, frameworks, libraries (with versions), database systems, external APIs, development tools, build processes, and any other technical elements crucial for understanding how to work on the project.

 ### Augmenting Context: Additional Memory Bank Files

 To manage complexity and maintain clarity, especially in larger projects, I can create additional `.mdc` files or subdirectories within `.cursor/rules/memory_bank/`. These are used to document:
 *   Detailed specifications for complex features.
 *   Integration protocols for third-party services.
 *   Comprehensive API documentation (if I am developing or consuming APIs).
 *   Specific testing strategies and plans.
 *   Detailed deployment procedures.

 These additional files must also be read if they exist.

 ## Linear Project Management: Progress Tracking System

 **MANDATORY: Linear is the single source of truth for ALL project information. Memory Bank files contain only foundational context and Linear references. ALL significant work documentation, progress tracking, technical details, bug resolutions, feature implementations, and architectural decisions are stored in Linear issues, comments, and project updates.**

 ### Linear Issue Status Management

 All Linear issues MUST be maintained with accurate status indicators:

 **Status Definitions:**
 - **Backlog**: Future work not yet prioritized for current sprint
 - **Todo**: Prioritized work ready to begin in current sprint  
 - **In Progress**: Currently being worked on
 - **In Review**: Completed work awaiting validation/approval
 - **Done**: Completed and validated work
 - **Canceled**: Work that is no longer required

 **CRITICAL STATUS RULES:**
 1. **Main Issues with Sub-Issues**: If a main issue has ANY incomplete sub-issues, the main issue status MUST be "In Progress", never "Done"
 2. **Sub-Issue Completion**: Only mark main issues as "Done" when ALL sub-issues are completed
 3. **Status Consistency**: Always verify status consistency between parent and child issues
 4. **Real-time Updates**: Update issue status immediately upon work completion or status change

 ### Linear Milestone and Issue Tracking in Active Context

 **MANDATORY: The `active_context.mdc` file MUST include:**

 ```markdown
 ## 🎯 **CURRENT LINEAR TRACKING**

 **Active Milestone**: [Milestone Name] (ID: [milestone-uuid])
 **Current Issue**: [Issue Title] (PUB-XXX) - Status: [Current Status]
 **Sub-Issues in Progress**: 
 - PUB-XXX: [Sub-issue title] - Status: [Status]
 - PUB-XXX: [Sub-issue title] - Status: [Status]

 **Next Priority Issues**:
 - PUB-XXX: [Next issue title] - Status: [Status]
 - PUB-XXX: [Next issue title] - Status: [Status]

 **Recently Completed**:
 - PUB-XXX: [Completed issue] - ✅ Done
 - PUB-XXX: [Completed issue] - ✅ Done
 ```

 ### Comprehensive Linear Documentation System

 Linear issues serve as the complete documentation system for ALL significant work, not just bug fixes. Every feature implementation, architectural decision, research finding, and technical solution is documented in Linear.

 **Mandatory Action: A new Linear issue MUST be created for ALL significant work:**
 - **Bug Fixes**: "Bug" label, marked as "Done" when resolved
 - **Feature Implementation**: "Feature" label, with detailed implementation notes
 - **Architectural Decisions**: "Enhancement" label, with decision rationale
 - **Research & Analysis**: Comments on related issues with findings
 - **Technical Solutions**: Comprehensive documentation in issue descriptions

 Each Linear issue MUST contain comprehensive technical documentation in the description field, written with a target literacy level of Grade 7 to ensure broad understandability:

 **Enhanced Linear Issue Hierarchy and Naming:**

 ```markdown
 # STRUCTURED HIERARCHY RULES:
 Epic Level: "Phase X: [Major Feature Area]" 
 Feature Level: "X.Y [Feature Name]: [Brief Description]"
 Task Level: "X.Y.Z [Specific Task]: [Action Required]"
 Bug Level: "Solution: [Problem Fixed]"

 # COMPREHENSIVE DOCUMENTATION TEMPLATES:

 ## Bug Resolution Template:
 # Solution: [One-line, Clear Description of the Issue That Was Fixed]
 1. Problem Description
 2. Error Messages/Stack Traces (code blocks)
 3. Root Cause Analysis
 4. Solution Steps Implemented
 5. Verification Process
 6. Future Improvements

 ## Feature Implementation Template:
 # [Phase.Feature]: [Feature Name] - [Brief Description]
 1. Requirements & Acceptance Criteria
 2. Technical Approach & Architecture
 3. Implementation Details (code snippets)
 4. Testing Strategy & Results
 5. Integration Points & Dependencies
 6. Performance Considerations

 ## Architectural Decision Template:
 # Architecture: [Decision Area] - [Brief Description]
 1. Context & Problem Statement
 2. Considered Options & Trade-offs
 3. Decision Rationale
 4. Implementation Guidelines
 5. Impact Assessment
 6. Future Review Criteria
 ```

 **Linear Configuration Requirements:**
 - Use the project ID from `@linear_settings.mdc` for proper issue association
 - Apply "Bug" label to all development achievement issues
 - Set status to "Done" to indicate completion
 - Include comprehensive technical details in issue description
 - Use descriptive titles that clearly identify the resolved problem

 **Linear Comments for Real-Time Progress:**
 - Add detailed progress comments to active issues during work
 - Include code snippets and technical details in comments
 - Use comments for daily progress updates and blockers
 - Reference related issues in comments for cross-linking
 - Document decision points and alternatives considered

 **Linear Project Updates for Milestone Communication:**
 - Replace all progress summaries with Linear project updates
 - Use project updates for milestone completion summaries
 - Include metrics, completion percentages, and key achievements
 - Link to completed issues for detailed technical context

 ## Core Operational Workflows

 My operations are strictly divided into distinct modes. I will always explicitly state my current mode and intentions.

 **Crucial Directive: I will ALWAYS formulate a comprehensive plan and present it for approval BEFORE taking any substantive action on the codebase or project files.**

 ### Workflow 1: Planning Mode (Information Gathering and Strategy Formulation)

 ```mermaid
 flowchart TD
    StartRequest["User Request<br>Received"] --> CheckLinearStatus["Phase 1: Check Current<br>Linear Milestone and<br>Issue Status"]
    CheckLinearStatus --> ReadActiveContext["Phase 2: Read active_context.mdc<br>for Linear Issue References"]
    ReadActiveContext --> ReadCoreMemoryBank["Phase 3: Read Core Memory Bank<br>Files for Foundational Context"]
    ReadCoreMemoryBank --> AssessCompleteness{"Linear Status and<br>Context Sufficient?"}
    
    AssessCompleteness -- No --> DevelopPlanToUpdate["Phase 4A: Develop Plan<br>to Update Linear Status<br>and active_context.mdc"]
    DevelopPlanToUpdate --> DocumentPlanInChat["Phase 5A: Document This<br>Preparatory Plan<br>in Chat"]
    DocumentPlanInChat --> AwaitUserApproval1["Phase 6A: Await User<br>Approval for Update Plan"]
    AwaitUserApproval1 -- Approved --> ExecuteUpdates["Phase 7A: Execute<br>Linear Updates and<br>active_context.mdc Sync"]
    ExecuteUpdates --> RecheckLinearStatus["Phase 8A: Re-check Linear<br>Status to Confirm Changes"]
    RecheckLinearStatus --> AssessCompletenessAgain{"Linear Status<br>Now Sufficient?"}
    AssessCompletenessAgain -- Yes --> DevelopTaskStrategy["Phase 4B: Develop Strategy<br>to Address User's<br>Original Request"]
    AssessCompletenessAgain -- No --> EscalateToUser["Phase XA: Inform User of<br>Persistent Gap,<br>Seek Guidance"]

    AssessCompleteness -- Yes --> DevelopTaskStrategy["Phase 4B: Develop Strategy<br>to Address User's<br>Original Request"]
    DevelopTaskStrategy --> PresentStrategyToUser["Phase 5B: Present Detailed<br>Approach and Action<br>Plan in Chat"]
    PresentStrategyToUser --> AwaitUserApproval2["Phase 6B: Await User<br>Approval for<br>Main Task Plan"]
    AwaitUserApproval2 -- Approved --> TransitionToAct["Transition to<br>Act Mode"]
    AwaitUserApproval2 -- "Not Approved/Needs Revision" --> DevelopTaskStrategy
 ```

 ### Workflow 2: Action Mode (Implementation and Documentation)

 ```mermaid
 flowchart TD
    StartAct["Execution Phase Begins<br>(Post-Plan Approval)"] --> ConfirmContext["Step 1: Check Current<br>Linear Issue Status<br>and active_context.mdc"]
    ConfirmContext --> ExecuteApprovedTask["Step 2: Execute the<br>Approved Task<br>with Precision"]
    ExecuteApprovedTask --> AddProgressComments["Step 3: Add Progress Comments<br>to Linear Issues<br>During Work"]
    AddProgressComments --> ValidateChanges["Step 4: Validate Task<br>Completion and<br>Absence of Errors"]
    ValidateChanges --> UpdateLinearStatus["Step 5: Update Linear<br>Issue Status and<br>Add Completion Details"]
    UpdateLinearStatus --> UpdateActiveContext["Step 6: Update<br>active_context.mdc<br>with Linear References Only"]
    UpdateActiveContext --> DocumentSignificantWork{"Step 7: Was Significant Work<br>Completed That Needs<br>Linear Documentation?"}
    
    DocumentSignificantWork -- Yes --> CreateLinearDocumentation["Step 8A: Create/Update Linear Issues<br>with Comprehensive Documentation<br>(Bug/Feature/Enhancement)"]
    CreateLinearDocumentation --> CreateProjectUpdate["Step 9A: Create Linear Project Update<br>if Milestone Progress Made"]
    CreateProjectUpdate --> NotifyUserOfCompletion["Step 10: Notify User of Task<br>Completion and Linear Updates"]
    NotifyUserOfCompletion --> EndTask["Task<br>Concluded"]

    DocumentSignificantWork -- No --> NotifyUserOfCompletion["Step 10: Notify User of Task<br>Completion and Linear Updates"]
 ```

 ## Mandatory Memory Bank Update Procedures

 The Memory Bank is a living set of documents. It MUST be updated by me under the following circumstances:

 1.  **Discovery of New Project Patterns:** Create Linear issue with "Enhancement" label documenting the pattern. Update `system_patterns.mdc` only if it affects foundational architecture.
 2.  **Post-Implementation of Significant Changes:** Update Linear issue status, add comprehensive completion comments, and sync `active_context.mdc` with current Linear references only.
 3.  **Explicit User Request: "update memory bank"**: Check all current Linear issues status and update `active_context.mdc` with current Linear references. Update other Memory Bank files only if foundational context has changed.
 4.  **Contextual Clarification Needed:** Check Linear issues for recent context, then consult Memory Bank files for foundational information only.
 5.  **All Significant Work Completion:** Create or update Linear issues with comprehensive documentation. Update `active_context.mdc` with Linear references only.

 **Note on Linear Status Updates:** When updating Linear issues after implementing work (as per point 2), these updates must accurately reflect the completion status. Always verify that main issues with sub-issues are marked "In Progress" until ALL sub-issues are complete.

 ### Standard Update Process Flow:

 ```mermaid
 flowchart TD
    Trigger["Update Trigger Identified<br>(e.g., Task Completion,<br>User Request)"] --> CheckLinearStatus["Step 1: Check All Current<br>Linear Issues Status<br>for Recent Changes"]
    CheckLinearStatus --> IdentifyChanges["Step 2: Identify Necessary<br>Linear Updates and<br>active_context.mdc Sync"]
    IdentifyChanges --> DraftUpdates["Step 3: Plan Linear Issue<br>Updates and Documentation<br>Requirements"]
    DraftUpdates --> UpdateLinearIssues["Step 4: Update Linear<br>Issue Status and<br>Add Progress Comments"]
    UpdateLinearIssues --> CreateLinearDocumentation["Step 5: Create/Update Linear Issues<br>for Significant Work<br>(Bug/Feature/Enhancement)"]
    CreateLinearDocumentation --> UpdateActiveContext["Step 6: Update active_context.mdc<br>with Current Linear<br>References Only"]
    UpdateActiveContext --> UpdateFoundationalFiles{"Step 7: Do Foundational<br>Context Changes Require<br>Memory Bank Updates?"}
    UpdateFoundationalFiles -- Yes --> UpdateMemoryBankFiles["Step 8A: Update Relevant<br>Memory Bank Files<br>for Foundational Changes"]
    UpdateMemoryBankFiles --> FinalReview["Step 9: Review Linear<br>and Memory Bank<br>Consistency"]
    UpdateFoundationalFiles -- No --> FinalReview["Step 9: Review Linear<br>and Memory Bank<br>Consistency"]
    FinalReview --> NotifyUser["Step 10: Notify User of<br>Linear Updates and<br>Documentation Completion"]
 ```

 ## Project Intelligence Files (`.cursor/rules/**.mdc`)

 Separate from, but complementary to, the Memory Bank, are Project Intelligence files, typically located under `.cursor/rules/` and often having an `.mdc` extension (e.g., `.cursor/rules/project_specific_conventions.mdc`). These files serve as my learning journal for each unique project.

 **Purpose:** To capture foundational project-specific patterns and user preferences that don't change frequently. Most project knowledge, decisions, and patterns are now documented in Linear issues for better searchability and organization.

 ```mermaid
 flowchart TD
    Discovery{"New Insight or Pattern<br>Discovered During Work"}
    
    subgraph "LearningAndDocumentation" [Learning and Documentation Process]
        Identify["Identify the Novel Pattern,<br>Preference, or Insight"]
        ValidateWithUserIfAmbiguous["Validate with User if<br>Ambiguity Exists or if<br>it's a Major Assumption"]
        DocumentInsight["Document Clearly in the<br>Relevant `.cursor/rules/**.mdc`<br>File"]
    end
    
    subgraph "Application" [Application in Future Work]
        Consultmdc["Routinely Consult<br>`.cursor/rules/**.mdc` Files<br>During Planning"]
        ApplyLearnings["Apply Learned Patterns<br>and Insights to Improve<br>Efficiency and Align<br>with Preferences"]
        RefineUnderstanding["Continuously Refine and<br>Augment `.mdc` Files<br>as Project Evolves"]
    end
    
    Discovery --> LearningAndDocumentation
    LearningAndDocumentation --> Application
 ```

 ### Content to Capture in `.cursor/rules/**.mdc` (Foundational Only):
 *   **User Preferences & Workflow:** Stable preferences about code review, updates, or component structure.
 *   **Project-Specific Idioms:** Core coding styles and naming conventions that don't change.
 *   **Tool Usage Patterns:** Consistent tool preferences (linters, formatters, build systems).

 ### Content Now Documented in Linear Issues:
 *   **Implementation Paths:** Create "Enhancement" issues with detailed implementation notes.
 *   **Known Challenges & Gotchas:** Document as "Bug" issues with solutions and workarounds.
 *   **Evolution of Decisions:** Create "Enhancement" issues for architectural decision records.
 *   **Technical Solutions:** Comprehensive documentation in Linear issue descriptions and comments.

 The format of these `.mdc` files is flexible, but clarity and actionability are key. They are living documents that should grow in detail and utility as I collaborate more extensively on the project. They help me adapt my general capabilities to the specific nuances of your project and working style.

 ## Linear Project Configuration

 Linear configuration is managed through the `@linear_settings.mdc` file in the Cursor rules directory. This configuration provides essential project settings and workflow definitions for consistent issue management using the Linear MCP (Model Context Protocol).

 **Configuration Reference:** All Linear interactions MUST reference the `@linear_settings.mdc` configuration for:
 - **State Management**: Use predefined state UUIDs for consistent status updates
 - **Label Application**: Apply appropriate labels based on issue type and purpose
 - **Priority Assignment**: Use standardized priority levels (1-4 scale)
 - **Project Assignment**: Auto-assign issues to the configured project
 - **Team Management**: Use configured team IDs for proper issue association

 ## Linear Issue Management Best Practices

 ### Creating Issues with Correct Status
 **ALWAYS create issues with the appropriate initial status to avoid unnecessary update calls:**

 **Reference `@linear_settings.mdc` for current state UUIDs:**

 ```typescript
 // Use configuration-defined state IDs from @linear_settings.mdc
 // States:
 // - backlog: "bad3c5ac-3032-4dbd-901d-73fe09bd773f"
 // - todo: "35b0b871-656b-4601-b12b-22154ddb4d85" 
 // - in_progress: "0f0d914c-5564-4248-ae40-65219497ce60"
 // - done: "bdce0a2f-9c8e-4864-859e-1c4d55744a31"
 // - cancelled: "3bad6f66-6e79-4efc-ab73-00bcaa7b4815"

 // For completed work
 stateId: "bdce0a2f-9c8e-4864-859e-1c4d55744a31" // done

 // For future work  
 stateId: "bad3c5ac-3032-4dbd-901d-73fe09bd773f" // backlog

 // For current sprint work
 stateId: "35b0b871-656b-4601-b12b-22154ddb4d85" // todo

 // For active work
 stateId: "0f0d914c-5564-4248-ae40-65219497ce60" // in_progress
 ```

 **AI Guidelines for Status Management:**
 - **Main Issues with Sub-Issues**: Mark as 'in_progress' until ALL sub-issues are 'done'
 - **Completed Work**: Create with 'done' status to avoid unnecessary updates
 - **Future Work**: Create with 'backlog' status for post-MVP features
 - **Current Sprint**: Use 'todo' status for prioritized current work

 ### Issue Hierarchy Management
 **AI Guidelines for Issue Hierarchy:**

 1. **Create Milestones First**: Always create project milestones before creating issues
 2. **Parent-Child Relationships**: Use sub-issues for detailed task breakdown
 3. **Status Propagation**: Ensure parent issue status reflects child issue completion
 4. **Relationship Verification**: Always verify parent-child issue relationships
 5. **Consistent Labeling**: Apply labels from configuration based on issue type and purpose

 **Issue Creation Best Practices:**
 - **Bug Resolution**: Use "Bug" label for all development achievement issues marked as "Done"
 - **Feature Implementation**: Use "Feature" label for major new functionality
 - **Enhancements**: Use "Enhancement" label for improvements to existing features
 - **Sub-Issues**: Inherit priority, milestone, and relevant labels from parent issues

 ### Active Context Linear Tracking
 **MANDATORY: Always update `active_context.mdc` with current Linear tracking information:**

 **AI Guidelines for Active Context Tracking:**

 **Required Fields:**
 - `active_milestone_id`: Current milestone UUID and name
 - `current_issue_id`: Primary issue being worked on with PUB-XXX identifier
 - `sub_issues_in_progress`: List of active sub-issues with status
 - `next_priority_issues`: Upcoming prioritized work
 - `recently_completed`: Recently finished issues for context

 **Update Frequency**: After every significant change

 ```markdown
 ## 🎯 **CURRENT LINEAR TRACKING**

 **Active Milestone**: [Milestone Name] (ID: [milestone-uuid])
 **Current Issue**: [Issue Title] (PUB-XXX) - Status: [Current Status]
 **Sub-Issues in Progress**: 
 - PUB-XXX: [Sub-issue title] - Status: [Status]
 - PUB-XXX: [Sub-issue title] - Status: [Status]

 **Next Priority Issues**:
 - PUB-XXX: [Next issue title] - Status: [Status]
 - PUB-XXX: [Next issue title] - Status: [Status]

 **Recently Completed**:
 - PUB-XXX: [Completed issue] - ✅ Done
 - PUB-XXX: [Completed issue] - ✅ Done
 ```

 **Configuration Integration**: All tracking must align with workflow states, priorities, and labels defined in `@linear_settings.mdc`

 ## Linear AI Guidelines Summary

 **CRITICAL STATUS RULES:**
 1. **Main Issues with Sub-Issues**: If a main issue has ANY incomplete sub-issues, the main issue status MUST be "In Progress", never "Done"
 2. **Sub-Issue Completion**: Only mark main issues as "Done" when ALL sub-issues are completed
 3. **Status Consistency**: Always verify status consistency between parent and child issues
 4. **Real-time Updates**: Update issue status immediately upon work completion or status change

 **ISSUE CREATION GUIDELINES:**
 - **Create with Correct Status**: Use 'done' for completed work, 'backlog' for future work, 'todo' for current sprint
 - **Hierarchy First**: Create milestones before issues, use sub-issues for task breakdown
 - **Proper Labeling**: Apply Bug/Feature/Enhancement labels based on issue type
 - **Inherit Properties**: Sub-issues inherit priority, milestone, and relevant labels from parents

 **OPTIMIZATIONS FOR LINEAR MCP LIMITATIONS:**
 - **Bulk Operations Workaround**: Create issues with correct initial status to avoid updates
 - **Advanced Queries Workaround**: Use consistent naming and labeling for filtering
 - **Documentation Workaround**: Use issue descriptions for comprehensive technical documentation
 - **Searchability**: Include searchable keywords in issue titles and descriptions
 - **Cross-linking**: Reference related issues in comments for better organization

 **Concluding Mandate: Linear is my primary source of truth for project reality across sessions, with Memory Bank files providing foundational context only. Linear issues contain ALL detailed progress, technical documentation, and project knowledge. The active_context.mdc file serves solely as a lightweight reference hub to current Linear issue IDs. I will always operate under the assumption that detailed project information exists in Linear issues, not in Memory Bank files.**
	# Linear Settings

	## Project
	- id: `5ea1d3fb-f6f0-4eb6-aa67-45c90afaa7ce`
	- name: `@checkaround`

	## Team
	- id: `67897f1a-23eb-4d55-9ca5-c14432743267`
	- name: `CheckAround Development Team`

	## States
	- backlog: `bad3c5ac-3032-4dbd-901d-73fe09bd773f`
	- todo: `35b0b871-656b-4601-b12b-22154ddb4d85`
	- in_progress: `0f0d914c-5564-4248-ae40-65219497ce60`
	- done: `bdce0a2f-9c8e-4864-859e-1c4d55744a31`
	- cancelled: `3bad6f66-6e79-4efc-ab73-00bcaa7b4815`

	## Labels
	- bug: `7dc412a6-0635-49cb-a7b5-e609feb9c53a`
	- feature: `2062e247-f076-41db-8593-cda44b8a1019`
	- enhancement: `63ad52e3-fb7d-47e6-b1ae-724d9d5c5568`
	- critical: `fa4239a2-64cd-4ff0-9363-125e1d318bb1`
	- Epic: `b6f37fac-90a2-4a37-b943-a43fe93f06df`
	- Improvement: `46c04899-c165-4d3e-b470-c48f6596db6c`

	## Extra Rules
	- Automatically assign all issues to the specific project id above
	- Default priority is 3
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