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Moved into .claude/context/ (alongside the other topic docs CLAUDE.md
points agents at) rather than the repo root, so it's discovered the same
way as architecture.md/styling.md/etc. Flags styling.md as documenting the
pre-rework theme in the meantime, so the two don't read as contradictory.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-09-24 14:56:47 -04:00

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# Noo — Nextcloud Client
A Flutter (Material 3) client for Nextcloud: browse files, view photos, check
activity, manage shares/trash. Auth uses Nextcloud's Login Flow v2 — the app
never collects a password directly, only a server address.
Detailed, topic-specific context lives in `.claude/context/`. Read the
relevant file(s) before working in that area rather than loading all of them:
- [`architecture.md`](.claude/context/architecture.md) — folder layout, state
management, navigation/screen flow
- [`server.md`](.claude/context/server.md) — Nextcloud API/WebDAV
integration, login flow, session persistence
- [`styling.md`](.claude/context/styling.md) — theming, Material 3
conventions, fonts, reusable chrome widgets
- [`standards.md`](.claude/context/standards.md) — code style, comment
conventions, linting, testing
- [`design-system/DESIGN_SYSTEM.md`](.claude/context/design-system/DESIGN_SYSTEM.md)
— the target visual/component spec (tokens, components, platform
mapping, screen recipes) for the in-progress UI rework; the sibling
`.dc.html`/`noo-kit.js` files it references are the visual/token
reference builds, not something to read directly
## Common commands
```bash
flutter test # run tests
flutter analyze # static analysis / lints
```
## Keeping docs current
After making a change that affects architecture, server integration,
styling conventions, or code standards, update the relevant file(s) in
`.claude/context/` in the same session — don't leave documentation to drift
from the code. This applies whether the change is a new feature, a
refactor, or a convention shift (e.g. a new reusable widget, a changed
state-management pattern, a new dependency). If a change doesn't fit any
existing topic file, add a section rather than skipping the update.