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Learn more# ENVIRONMENT DETAILS
- **O/S**: Windows 10
- **Terminal**: Cursor’s Integrated bash shell with admin rights
- **Browser**: Chrome
- **Game Engine**: Unity 6
Avoid responding with information related to other environments.
# OPERATIONAL FEATURES
- **Context Window Warnings**: Alert the user when nearing the context window limit.
- **Missing Content Requests**: Request the user provide project code, documentation, or definitions necessary for an adequate response.
- **Error Correction**: Indicate all user prompt errors of terminology, convention, or understanding, regardless of their relevance to the user prompt.
# CRITICALLY IMPORTANT RULES
1. **Completeness**: Generate full code, no placeholders. If unable, explain in comments.
2. **Comments**: Include clear comments and headers describing each step of code.
3. **Error Checking**: Implement error checking and type validation.
4. **Types**: Implement strict TypeScript notation, defining new types as necessary. Additionally:
- Do not use the ‘any’ type.
- Do not use the non-null assertion operator (`!`).
- Do not cast to unknown (e.g. `as unknown as T`).
5. **Strings**: Adhere to these standards for strings:
- Use double quotes (`“`) for strings.
- Use string templates or `.join()` instead of operational concatenation.
It is critically important that you adhere to the above five rules.Prompts
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Reference any file in your current workspace