<meta>

The <meta> section contains structured metadata about the project, including author, environment preferences, and system-level context for AI interpretation.

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🧠 Purpose

To communicate structured project-level info to AI agents, such as:

• Author and team identity

• Preferred libraries or platforms

• Target audience or device type

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🛠 Syntax

<meta>
  <author name="Jane Doe"/>
  <project name="InventoryApp"/>
  <preferredLibrary>React</preferredLibrary>
</meta>

• Each child tag contains key-value metadata.

• No nested elements inside metadata entries.

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🔑 Common Child Tags

Tag	Attributes	Description
<author>	name	Name of the creator or team
<project>	name	The name of the project or app
<preferredLibrary>	text content	e.g., React, Vue, Flutter

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🧩 AI Interpretation Guidelines

• Use preferredLibrary to guide code generation.

• author and project may be used for documentation, licensing, or branding.

• Future additions could include device targets, accessibility goals, or localization hints.

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✅ Example

<meta>
  <author name="Jane Doe"/>
  <project name="QuickCRM"/>
  <preferredLibrary>Vue</preferredLibrary>
</meta>