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Card Effect System Documentation

1. Introduction

This document describes the architecture and workflow of the card effect system within the Yu-Gi-Oh! Web Duel Interface. The system is responsible for handling the activation, chaining, and resolution of card effects according to Yu-Gi-Oh! rules. It integrates declarative effect definitions (partially implemented via YAML/JSON) with the core game engine logic.

The system aims to manage:

Activation: Determining when and if a card effect can be activated.
Chaining: Building a sequence of effects when multiple effects are activated in response to each other.
Resolution: Executing the effects in the correct (Last-In, First-Out) order.

Claude Code Continue Functionality: Directory Migration Guide ( Claude Code `--continue` after Directory `mv` move - Migration Guide and Internal Mechanics explanation )

This guide explains how to preserve Claude Code's --continue functionality when moving project directories, along with the underlying mechanics.

Note: Claude Code currently lacks built-in directory migration features. Each directory maintains independent conversation sessions, and history doesn't automatically transfer when projects are moved.

Quick Fix: Steps to Maintain Continue History

When you move a project directory and want to preserve your conversation history:

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Engineering at Anthropic

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Designing a Semantic Code Search and Indexing Tool (JavaScript Stack)

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