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amux-server.py is one file containing Python server + inline HTML/CSS/JS. Never split it into multiple files or create separate modules. Always verify syntax after edits:
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description: When editing amux-server.py — the single-file constraint
globs: ["amux-server.py"]
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amux-server.py is one file containing Python server + inline HTML/CSS/JS. Never split it into multiple files or create separate modules. Always verify syntax after edits:
```bash
python3 -c "import ast; ast.parse(open('amux-server.py').read())"
```
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amux-server.py is one file containing Python server + inline HTML/CSS/JS. Never split it into multiple files or create separate modules. Always verify syntax after edits:
---
description: When editing amux-server.py — the single-file constraint
globs: ["amux-server.py"]
---
amux-server.py is one file containing Python server + inline HTML/CSS/JS. Never split it into multiple files or create separate modules. Always verify syntax after edits:
```bash
python3 -c "import ast; ast.parse(open('amux-server.py').read())"
```
The PostToolUse hook validates this automatically, but if you're making batch edits, run it manually before committing.