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GPUI Component project style guide based on gpui-component code patterns. Use when writing new components, reviewing code, or ensuring consistency with existing gpui-component implementations. Covers component structure, trait implementations, naming conventions, and API patterns observed in the actual codebase.
Generates Rust code for GPUI desktop UI components following Zed editor patterns. Use when building desktop applications with gpui crate, creating themed UI components, implementing autocomplete/completions, building command palettes, or working with the gpui-component library. Covers RenderOnce components, Entity state management, theming with ActiveTheme, and Zed-style UI patterns.
gpui-component library patterns for building reusable UI components. Use when creating buttons, inputs, dialogs, forms, or following Longbridge component library conventions in GPUI applications.
Create new GPUI components. Use when building components, writing UI elements, or creating new component implementations.
Layout and styling in GPUI. Use when styling components, layout systems, or CSS-like properties.
Action definitions and keyboard shortcuts in GPUI. Use when implementing actions, keyboard shortcuts, or key bindings.
Event handling and subscriptions in GPUI. Use when implementing events, observers, or event-driven patterns. Supports custom events, entity observations, and event subscriptions for coordinating between components.
Create story examples for components. Use when writing stories, creating examples, or demonstrating component usage.
Focus management and keyboard navigation in GPUI. Use when handling focus, focus handles, or keyboard navigation. Enables keyboard-driven interfaces with proper focus tracking and navigation between focusable elements.
Generate documentation for new components. Use when writing docs, documenting components, or creating component documentation.
Async operations and background tasks in GPUI. Use when working with async, spawn, background tasks, or concurrent operations. Essential for handling async I/O, long-running computations, and coordinating between foreground UI updates and background work.
Context management in GPUI including App, Window, and AsyncApp. Use when working with contexts, entity updates, or window operations. Different context types provide different capabilities for UI rendering, entity management, and async operations.