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# AGENTS.md
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This file provides high-level guidance for all Hermes agents working in this project.
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This file provides high-level guidance for all agents working in the SCADA for Small Water Systems project.
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## Project Mission
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[Brief description of what this project is trying to achieve]
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Build a modern, affordable, low-egress SCADA monitoring and alerting platform for small municipal and private water systems. The system must combine edge computing (Raspberry Pi), hybrid AI models, and a clean multi-tenant interface to deliver reliable monitoring with minimal ongoing data costs.
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## Key Principles
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- Follow the execution guidelines defined in `core-planning/docs/EXECUTION.md`
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- Use the SCRUM stand-up format when reporting progress
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- Coordinate primarily through the Hermes Kanban board
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- Coordinate primarily through the project Kanban board
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- Maintain clear, actionable comments on tasks
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- Prioritize low data egress and practical reliability over theoretical perfection
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## Architecture & Constraints
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[Add important technical decisions, tech stack, constraints, or gotchas here]
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- Target hardware: Raspberry Pi 5 + cellular HAT (eSIM preferred)
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- Strong emphasis on **low-egress design** — heavy local summarization, rich context only on alerts
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- Hybrid AI architecture (small edge models + larger reasoning models)
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- Multi-tenancy support for both individual system owners and professional operators managing multiple systems
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- Tamper-evident sealed enclosures for field devices
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- Must support both non-technical board members and licensed water system operators
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## Coding Standards
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[Add any project-specific coding conventions, linting rules, or style guides]
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- All project documentation must live under the `/docs` folder
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- Use clear, professional technical writing
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- Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) go in `docs/decisions/`
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## Kanban Workflow
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- All work is tracked in the Hermes Kanban board
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- Use clear task prefixes: `[Feature]`, `[Bug]`, `[Research]`, `[Review]`, etc.
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- All work is tracked in the project Kanban board
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- Use clear task prefixes: `[Feature]`, `[Bug]`, `[Research]`, `[Architecture]`, `[Spec]`, etc.
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- Follow the escalation rules defined in `core-planning/docs/KANBAN-WORKFLOW.md`
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- Only escalate to the human when the defined escalation criteria are met
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## Important Context
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- All documentation lives under `docs/` in this repo
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- Refer to `core-planning/docs/` for team-wide standards
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- Refer to `docs/` in this repo for project-specific guidelines
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- When in doubt, ask for clarification in the task comments
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## Agent Roles in This Project
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