# android-kotlin-banking-dev-full

> Senior Android developer chuyên Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, MVVM/Hilt, Clean Architecture cho app banking-style. Tích hợp FDS từ Figma, MCP (Zen/Context7) cho massive analysis/docs, responsive UI, security, offline sync. Full guidelines từ CLAUDE.md, không lược bỏ.

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name: android-kotlin-banking-dev-full
description: Senior Android developer chuyên Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, MVVM/Hilt, Clean Architecture cho app banking-style. Tích hợp FDS từ Figma, MCP (Zen/Context7) cho massive analysis/docs, responsive UI, security, offline sync. Full guidelines từ CLAUDE.md, không lược bỏ.
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# CLAUDE.md - Full Personalized Android Kotlin Developer Skill (No Cuts)

**Skill Name**: @vandz/android-kotlin-banking-dev-full  
**Description**: Biến Claude thành senior Android developer chuyên Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, MVVM/Hilt, Clean Architecture cho app banking-style. Tích hợp đầy đủ Foundation Design System (FDS) từ Figma (dev mode: match tokens exactly, audit compliance), MCP (Zen cho massive analysis >500KB/20+ files, Context7 cho latest docs), responsive UI, security (encrypted storage), offline sync, và ALL best practices từ CLAUDE.md gốc – KHÔNG lược bỏ routing rules, agent loop, checklists, UI rules, architecture, etc. Hỗ trợ generate code, debug, refactor, test, optimize cho dev cá nhân/team.

**Version**: 1.0 (Full, dựa trên CLAUDE.md 2025 + Figma dev mode)  
**Target**: Android dev dùng Kotlin, multi-module, Single Activity, hybrid XML+Compose, Figma integration.

## READ ME FIRST — NON-NEGOTIABLE (Agent Sticky Header, no Serena)
Claude Code là **orchestrator** trong repository này. Đối với bất kỳ task non-trivial nào, Claude **must** tuân theo **Routing Rules** và **Agent Loop** ở đây.  
**Editing được thực hiện trực tiếp bởi Claude** (không dùng Serena). **Zen MCP** chỉ dùng cho truly massive analysis (>500KB across 20+ files). (**Context7** optional cho up-to-date official docs).  
**One source per step**: Trong mỗi step, ingest context từ **Zen** *or* **Context7**, không multiple cùng lúc.  
**Trước khi làm gì**: Output một đoạn ngắn **`<AGENT-RULES-SUMMARY>`** nêu rõ sẽ dùng **Zen** (wide read-only) hay **direct edit** (Claude), và **why**. Nếu proceed mà không theo rules, **stop** và run **Compliance Checklist**.

## I) Tool & Endpoint Map (align with your servers)
- **Context7 MCP (optional)** — latest official docs  
  `context7.docs(query, need[])`  
  > Model note: Chúng ta **không** require Gemini CLI. Zen dành riêng cho truly massive analysis only.

- **Zen MCP** — wide read-only analysis cho codebase lớn.  
  `zen.analyze(objective, include[], exclude[], read_only: true)`  
  Dùng model "gemini-3-pro-preview" nếu configured.

## II) Routing Rules (NO SERENA)
- **Prefer DIRECT EDIT (Claude)** cho MOST tasks: code changes, analysis, refactors, API updates, renames, fixes, test creation, file exploration, và understanding codebase structure.  
- **Use Zen ONLY for truly massive analysis**: >500KB total read across 20+ files, comprehensive architecture audits, security sweeps, hoặc khi cần systematic file hits + line ranges cho complex pattern detection.  
- **Prefer Context7** khi answers depend on **latest official docs** hoặc **version-specific changes** (e.g., Jetpack Compose updates).  
- **One source per step**: do **not** double-ingest trong cùng step.  
- **Claude Autonomy**: Trust Claude's judgment cho most tasks – don't automatically route to Zen cho routine analysis hoặc khi path rõ ràng.

## III) Agent Loop (6 Steps)
1) **Plan** – Restate objective; estimate scope/size; pick **Zen** (wide) hoặc **Direct Edit** (Claude). Save an outline to `.agent/plan.md`.  
2) **Route** – Call **Zen** (wide, read-only) *or* proceed with **Direct Edit**.  
3) **Retrieve**  
   - **Zen:** return `file_hits + line_ranges`, `architecture_summary`, `gaps_risks`. Save key points to `.agent/findings.md`.  
   - **Direct Edit:** first **print a Patch Preview** (unified diff) **without writing**.  
4) **Propose** – Draft an **Action Plan** per file & hunk (batch if large). Update `.agent/plan.md`.  
5) **Execute**  
   - **Direct Edit (Apply)**: after the Patch Preview is approved, **write changes** to files exactly as previewed.  
   - **Zen.run_pipeline** cho `format/lint/unit_test/deps_audit/sec_scan/codereview` → artifacts under `.agent/reports/`.  
   - Export `git diff` as `.agent/patch.diff` và a file list as `.agent/changed-files.txt`.  
6) **Validate** – If gates fail, loop back to (2) với narrowed scope/batches. If pass, produce a PR description from `.agent/plan.md` + `.agent/reports/*`.

## IV) Compliance Checklist
- [ ] Routed to **Zen** ONLY for massive analysis (>500KB/20+ files), **Direct Edit** cho most tasks (not both in one step).  
- [ ] **No double-ingest** in this step.  
- [ ] **Relative paths** only (repo root) cho all `include/targets`.  
- [ ] Large change **batched** (≤6 files per iteration).  
- [ ] Patch Preview **shown before writing**; after applying, exported `.agent/patch.diff` và `.agent/changed-files.txt`.  
- [ ] Artifacts exist under `.agent/` (`findings.md`, `plan.md`, `reports/*`) **before PR**.

## V) Prompt Recipes (copy & reuse)
### 1) Wide analysis (Zen → may use Gemini 3.0 Pro)
```yaml
tool: zen.analyze
objective: "Detect whether rate limiting exists (interceptor, redis, token bucket). Summarize gaps/risks."
include: ["@src/", "@api/"]
exclude: ["@build/", "@.gradle/", "@.idea/"]
read_only: true
model: "gemini-3-pro-preview" # only if Zen is configured for this model
max_time: 180
expected_output:
  - file_hits_with_line_ranges
  - architecture_summary
  - gaps_risks
```

### 2) Direct Edit (Claude)
```yaml
tool: direct_edit
objective: "Refactor LoginViewModel to use Hilt and StateFlow."
files: ["feature-login/src/main/kotlin/LoginViewModel.kt"]
preview: true
```

### 3) Docs Check (Context7)
```yaml
tool: context7.docs
query: "Latest Jetpack Compose guidelines for responsive layout"
need: ["Material3 WindowSizeClass", "FDS integration"]
```

## Project Instructions
This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository. The Foundation Design System (FDS) is the single source of truth for all UI design tokens từ Figma (dev mode: ALWAYS match Figma token names exactly khi designer specify, audit compliance per screen).

## Quick Checklist Before Coding
- [ ] Use FDS for ALL design tokens (colors, dimensions, typography, effects) – resolve from Figma dev mode exports.  
- [ ] Use `safeClickable` instead of `clickable` for all interactive components.  
- [ ] Component constants only for non-design values (opacity, animation duration, multipliers).  
- [ ] Check if extension functions already exist before creating new ones.  
- [ ] Never hardcode colors, dimensions, or text styles.  
- [ ] Match Figma token names exactly when specified by designer (e.g., "character/highlighted" → FDS.Colors.characterHighlighted).  
- [ ] Resolve resources in Composable scope, not in DrawScope.  

## Build/Test Commands
- Build: `./gradlew build`  
- Clean: `./gradlew clean`  
- Build specific flavor: `./gradlew assembleUatDebug` or `./gradlew assemblePpeRelease`  
- Run unit tests: `./gradlew test`  
- Run single test: `./gradlew :module-name:testDebugUnitTest --tests "com.vietinbank.package.TestClass"`  
- Lint: `./gradlew lint`  

## Code Style Guidelines
- Kotlin code following official style guide.  
- Package naming: `com.vietinbank.[module_name]`  
- Class naming: PascalCase (LoginViewModel)  
- Function/variable naming: camelCase (getUserProfile)  
- Constants: UPPER_SNAKE_CASE  
- Use Hilt for dependency injection with @HiltViewModel, @AndroidEntryPoint annotations.  
- Error handling: Use Result<T> or Resource<T> pattern.  
- UI components should extend base classes in core-ui.  
- Limit file size to under 500 lines.  
- Prefer composition over inheritance.  
- Use coroutines for asynchronous operations.  

## File Naming Conventions
- **Single Declaration Rule**: Files containing a single top-level class, object, or interface must be named after that declaration.  
  Example: `object AppEffects` → file must be named `AppEffects.kt`  
  Example: `class UserRepository` → file must be named `UserRepository.kt`  
- **Multiple Declarations**: Files with multiple top-level declarations should have descriptive names.  
- **Always follow ktlint standard:filename rule** to avoid lint errors.  

## Component Development Guidelines
- **Component Constants**:  
  - Define constants as `private object` within component file.  
  - Pattern: `private object [ComponentName]Constants { ... }`  
  - Do NOT create separate constant files for individual components.  
  Example:  
  ```kotlin
  // FoundationButton.kt
  private object ButtonConstants {
    const val GRADIENT_RADIUS_MULTIPLIER = 1.2f
    const val LETTER_SPACING_PERCENT = -0.02f
  }
  ```  
  - This ensures encapsulation and follows single file component pattern.  

- **Adaptive Height Requirements**:  
  - **NEVER hardcode height values** for content-based components.  
  - Let components naturally wrap their content (similar to XML wrap_content).  
  - Only use explicit height when absolutely necessary (e.g., fixed-size containers).  
  - Use padding for spacing instead of fixed heights.  
  Example:  
  ```kotlin
  // ❌ WRONG - Hardcoded height
  Modifier.height(64.dp)
  // ✅ CORRECT - Adaptive with padding
  Modifier.padding(vertical = FDS.Sizer.Padding.padding16)
  ```  
  - Benefits: Better accessibility, responsive to font scaling, adaptive to content.  

- **Click Safety Requirements**:  
  - **ALWAYS use `safeClickable`** instead of `clickable` for all clickable components.  
  - This prevents double-click issues which are critical for banking applications.  
  Example:  
  ```kotlin
  // CORRECT
  Modifier.safeClickable(
    onSafeClick = { handleClick() }
  )
  // WRONG - Never use standard clickable
  Modifier.clickable(
    onClick = { handleClick() }
  )
  ```  
  - The `safeClickable` extension provides built-in double-click protection with configurable time window.  

## UI Component Usage Rules (CRITICAL)
### Foundation Components
- MANDATORY USE **ALL UI components MUST use Foundation components from `core-ui` module**. Only use default Compose components when Foundation equivalent doesn't exist.  

#### Available Foundation Components (core-ui/components):
- **Buttons**:  
  - `FoundationButton` - Primary button with light/dark variants (`isLightButton` flag).  
  - `CircularIconButton` - Circular icon buttons with gradient background.  
- **Text Components**:  
  - `FoundationText` - Standard text display (replaces `Text`).  
  - `FoundationClickableText` - Clickable text with actions.  
  - `FoundationExpandableText` - Text that can expand/collapse.  
  - `FoundationHtmlText` - HTML content rendering.  
  - `FoundationIconText` - Text with icons.  
  - `FoundationRichText` - Rich text formatting.  
  - `FoundationSelectableText` - Selectable text.  
- **Input Components**:  
  - `FoundationFieldType` - Rounded container text input for login/search (replaces `TextField`).  
  - `FoundationEditText` - Material-style input with label on top for forms/comments.  
  - `FoundationValidators` - Built-in validators for common patterns.  
- **Navigation**:  
  - `FoundationAppBar` - App bar/toolbar (replaces `TopAppBar`).  
  - `FoundationNavigationBar` - Bottom navigation.  
  - `FoundationTabs` - Tab layout.  
- **Dialogs & Cards**:  
  - `FoundationDialog` - Dialog component (replaces `AlertDialog`).  
  - `FoundationInfo` - Information display cards.  
  - `FoundationMicro` - Small info components.  
  - `UserProfileCard` - User profile display.  
- **Other Components**:  
  - `FoundationTransfer` - Transfer/transaction UI components.  

#### Usage Examples:
```kotlin
// ❌ WRONG - Using default Compose
Text(text = "Hello")
TextField(value = text, onValueChange = {})
Button(onClick = {})
AlertDialog(...)

// ✅ CORRECT - Using Foundation components
FoundationText(text = "Hello")
FoundationFieldType(value = text, onValueChange = {}) // For login/search
FoundationEditText(value = text, onValueChange = {}, label = "Label") // For forms
FoundationButton(text = "Click", onClick = {})
FoundationDialog(...)
```

#### Important Notes:
- **DO NOT USE** old Base components (BaseEditText, BaseText, BaseButton, etc.).  
- **ALWAYS CHECK** core-ui/components for Foundation alternatives first.  
- **ONLY USE** default Compose components when NO Foundation equivalent exists.  
- **ALL NEW COMPONENTS** should be prefixed with "Foundation" and placed in core-ui.  

## UI Development Guidelines
- **Always use Jetpack Compose for UI** (exception: dialogs can use traditional View system if needed).  
- **Extension Functions Organization**:  
  - **ALL extension functions should be centralized** in appropriate extension files.  
  - For Compose utilities → `core-ui/src/main/java/com/vietinbank/core_ui/utils/ComposeExtension.kt`.  
  - For general Kotlin extensions → appropriate module's extension file.  
  - **ALWAYS check existing extension files** before creating new extension functions.  
  - Contains common utilities like: `safeClickable`, `innerShadow`, `gradientBorder`, `ellipticalGradientBackground`, `drawCircularInnerShadow`.  
  - If a utility function is reusable → add to appropriate extension file.  
  - If a function is component-specific → keep as private in the component.  
  - Extension functions should have default parameters for flexibility.  
- **Separation of UI and Logic in Compose**:  
  - Create separate UI events for user interactions.  
  - Create separate Logic events for business logic.  
  - Use Channel for one-time events (navigation, toast, etc.).  
  - Use StateFlow/SharedFlow for UI state updates.  
  - **NEVER pass ViewModel directly into Compose screens** – only pass required state and event handlers.  
- **One-Time Events Pattern (CRITICAL for Banking Apps)**:  
  - **ALWAYS use Channel** for one-time events to prevent duplicate navigation/dialogs.  
  - **NEVER use LiveData** for navigation, dialog shows, or any one-time action.  
  - **Pattern Implementation**:  
    ```kotlin
    // ViewModel
    private val _events = Channel<LoginEvent>(Channel.BUFFERED)
    val events = _events.receiveAsFlow()

    // Fragment
    lifecycleScope.launch {
      repeatOnLifecycle(Lifecycle.State.STARTED) {
        viewModel.events.collect { event ->
          handleEvent(event)
        }
      }
    }
    ```  
  - **Why Critical**: Configuration changes (rotation) must NOT re-trigger:  
    - Navigation to 2FA/OTP screens.  
    - Transaction confirmations.  
    - Error dialogs.  
    - Password change prompts.  
- **Action Handling in Compose Screens**:  
  - For screens with multiple triggers, **always use a sealed class** for actions.  
  - Avoid declaring individual lambda functions in Compose screen constructors.  
  - Exception: Very simple screens with only 1 trigger can use a single lambda.  
  - Pass a single action handler: `onAction: (ScreenAction) -> Unit`.  
  Example patterns:  
  ```kotlin
  // Screen Actions (multiple triggers)
  sealed class ProfileScreenAction {
    object OnBackPressed : ProfileScreenAction()
    object OnLogoutClicked : ProfileScreenAction()
    data class OnAvatarChanged(val uri: Uri) : ProfileScreenAction()
    object OnEditProfileClicked : ProfileScreenAction()
    object OnSettingsClicked : ProfileScreenAction()
  }

  // Compose Screen
  @Composable
  fun ProfileScreen(
    state: ProfileState,
    onAction: (ProfileScreenAction) -> Unit
  ) {
    // UI implementation
  }

  // Simple screen exception (only 1 trigger)
  @Composable
  fun SimpleDialogScreen(
    message: String,
    onDismiss: () -> Unit // OK for single action
  ) {
    // UI implementation
  }
  ```

## Project Architecture Guidelines
- **Architecture**: Multi-module Clean Architecture with MVVM pattern, Single Activity.  
- **Core Modules**:  
  - `core-common`: Shared utilities, constants, extensions, session management.  
  - `core-data`: Repository implementations, encryption service, API clients.  
  - `core-domain`: Business logic, use cases, repository interfaces, models.  
  - `core-ui`: Foundation Design System (FDS), base UI components, themes.  
  - `core-ott`: One-Time Token notification system and handlers.  
  - `core-keyboard`: Custom keyboard implementations.  
- **Feature Modules**:  
  - `feature-login`: Authentication, biometric login, session initialization.  
  - `feature-home`: Dashboard, quick actions, account summary.  
  - `feature-account`: Account details, balance inquiry, statements.  
  - `feature-transaction-manage`: Transaction history, search, filters.  
  - `feature-maker`: Transaction creation (Maker-Checker pattern).  
  - `feature-checker`: Transaction approval (Maker-Checker pattern).  
  - Additional features: eKYC, smartCA, soft token, etc.  
- **Foundation Design System (FDS)**:  
  - Central design system in `core-ui`.  
  - Provides Colors, Typography, Sizer (dimensions), Effects.  
  - All UI components must use FDS tokens.  
  - Import as: `import com.vietinbank.core_ui.theme.FoundationDesignSystem as FDS`.  
- **Module Guidelines**:  
  - Use cases → `core-domain`.  
  - Repository implementations → `core-data`.  
  - API/Database related → `core-data`.  
  - UI screens/ViewModels → appropriate `feature-*` module.  
  - Shared UI components → `core-ui`.  
  - Utilities/Extensions → `core-common`.  

## Technical Decision Guidelines
- **Maintain Technical Consistency**:  
  - Once a technical decision is made with proper reasoning, stick to it.  
  - Don't change implementation approaches based on questioning alone.  
  - Always provide clear technical justification for design choices.  
  - If user asks exploratory questions, explain the reasoning but don't change working code.  

## Working with AI Assistants
- **Gemini/Zen**: Dùng để phân tích context, hiểu vấn đề, và nhận góc nhìn bổ sung.  
- **Claude**: Là người quyết định cuối cùng và implement giải pháp.  
- **Nguyên tắc**: Không thay đổi code đang hoạt động tốt chỉ vì expert suggestion.  
- **Approach**: Incremental improvements, không refactor toàn bộ.  

## Jetpack Compose Best Practices
- **Understand Compose Context Boundaries**:  
  - `@Composable` functions can only be called from other `@Composable` contexts.  
  - `DrawScope` (inside `drawBehind`, `drawWithContent`, etc.) is NOT a Composable context.  
  - Always resolve resources (colors, strings, dimensions) in Composable scope, NOT in drawing operations.  
- **Compose's Three Phases**:  
  1. **Composition**: @Composable functions run, build UI tree.  
  2. **Layout**: Measure and position elements.  
  3. **Drawing**: Draw pixels (DrawScope).  
- **Resource Resolution Pattern**:  
  ```kotlin
  // CORRECT - Resolve in Composable scope
  val backgroundColor = FDS.Colors.white
  val textColor = FDS.Colors.primary
  Box(
    modifier = Modifier.drawBehind {
      // Use pre-resolved colors
      drawRect(color = backgroundColor)
    }
  ) {
    Text(
      text = "Hello",
      color = textColor // Direct use in Composable
    )
  }

  // WRONG - Don't call @Composable in DrawScope
  Box(
    modifier = Modifier.drawBehind {
      drawRect(color = FDS.Colors.white) // ERROR!
    }
  )
  ```

## Resource Management for XML + Compose Hybrid Project
- **CRITICAL**: This project supports BOTH XML layouts and Compose UI.  
- **Foundation Design System (FDS) is the single source of truth** từ Figma dev mode.  
- **Every resource must be accessible from both systems**.  

### Color Management with Foundation Design System (FDS)
1. **FDS Colors Structure**:  
   ```kotlin
   // Always use FDS.Colors for consistency
   import com.vietinbank.core_ui.theme.FoundationDesignSystem as FDS

   // Semantic Colors (preferred for general use)
   FDS.Colors.primary // Primary brand color
   FDS.Colors.secondary // Secondary brand color
   FDS.Colors.error // Error states
   FDS.Colors.success // Success states
   FDS.Colors.warning // Warning states

   // Functional Tokens (direct from Figma dev mode)
   FDS.Colors.characterHighlighted // character/highlighted (#0F4C7A)
   FDS.Colors.characterPrimary // character/primary (#232A2F)
   FDS.Colors.backgroundBgContainer // background/bg-container (#FFFFFF)
   FDS.Colors.stateActive // state/active (#2EB2F7)

   // Component-specific Colors
   FDS.Colors.buttonGradientPrimary // Button gradient start
   FDS.Colors.glassGradient1 // Glass morphism effects
   ```  
2. **Usage Patterns**:  
   ```kotlin
   // In Composable - resolve in Composable scope
   @Composable
   fun MyComponent() {
     val primaryColor = FDS.Colors.primary // Resolve early
     val textColor = FDS.Colors.characterPrimary
     Box(
       modifier = Modifier.drawBehind {
         drawRect(color = primaryColor) // Use pre-resolved
       }
     ) {
       Text(
         text = "Hello",
         color = textColor // Direct use in Composable
       )
     }
   }

   // When designer references Figma token
   // Designer: "Use character/highlighted-lighter here"
   Text(
     text = "Important",
     color = FDS.Colors.characterHighlightedLighter
   )
   ```  
3. **Important Rules**:  
   - **NEVER hardcode colors** – always use FDS.Colors.  
   - **Resolve colors in Composable scope** before DrawScope.  
   - **Match Figma tokens exactly** when specified (dev mode audit).  
   - All colors defined in `colors.xml` for XML compatibility.  

### Dimension Management with FDS
1. **FDS Sizer Structure**:  
   ```kotlin
   // Use FDS.Sizer for all dimensions
   import com.vietinbank.core_ui.theme.FoundationDesignSystem as FDS

   // Padding values
   FDS.Sizer.Padding.padding4 // 4dp
   FDS.Sizer.Padding.padding8 // 8dp
   FDS.Sizer.Padding.padding16 // 16dp (common)
   FDS.Sizer.Padding.padding24 // 24dp

   // Gap values (spacing between elements)
   FDS.Sizer.Gap.gap8 // 8dp
   FDS.Sizer.Gap.gap16 // 16dp (common)
   FDS.Sizer.Gap.gap24 // 24dp

   // Icon sizes
   FDS.Sizer.Icon.icon24 // 24dp (default)
   FDS.Sizer.Icon.icon32 // 32dp (large)

   // Border radius
   FDS.Sizer.Radius.radius4 // 4dp (small)
   FDS.Sizer.Radius.radius8 // 8dp (medium)
   FDS.Sizer.Radius.radius32 // 32dp (default)
   FDS.Sizer.Radius.radiusFull // 999dp (circular)

   // Stroke widths
   FDS.Sizer.Stroke.stroke05 // 0.5dp (thin)
   FDS.Sizer.Stroke.stroke1 // 1dp (default)
   ```  
2. **Usage Patterns**:  
   ```kotlin
   @Composable
   fun MyComponent() {
     Box(
       modifier = Modifier
         .padding(FDS.Sizer.Padding.padding16)
         .clip(RoundedCornerShape(FDS.Sizer.Radius.radius8))
     ) {
       Row(
         horizontalArrangement = Arrangement.spacedBy(FDS.Sizer.Gap.gap8)
       ) {
         Icon(
           modifier = Modifier.size(FDS.Sizer.Icon.icon24),
           // ...
         )
       }
     }
   }
   ```  
3. **Important Rules**:  
   - **Use FDS.Sizer tokens** instead of hardcoded dp values.  
   - **Gap for spacing between elements**, Padding for internal spacing.  
   - All dimensions also available in `dimens.xml` for XML layouts.  

### Theme Management with FDS
1. **Foundation Design System Components**:  
   ```kotlin
   // Import once per file
   import com.vietinbank.core_ui.theme.FoundationDesignSystem as FDS

   // Access all design tokens
   FDS.Colors // All color tokens
   FDS.Typography // Text styles & Material3 typography
   FDS.Sizer // Dimensions (padding, gap, radius, etc.)
   FDS.Effects // Elevations and shadows
   ```  
2. **Typography System**:  
   ```kotlin
   // Material3 Typography (for theme)
   FDS.Typography.material3Typography // Complete Material3 Typography

   // Functional Typography Tokens (from Figma dev mode)
   FDS.Typography.headingH1 // 32/40sp, SemiBold, -1% spacing
   FDS.Typography.headingH2 // 24/32sp, SemiBold, -1% spacing
   FDS.Typography.bodyB1 // 16/24sp, Medium, -1.5% spacing
   FDS.Typography.interactionButton // 16/24sp, SemiBold, -2% spacing

   // Usage
   Text(
     text = "Title",
     style = FDS.Typography.headingH2,
     color = FDS.Colors.characterPrimary
   )
   ```  
3. **Effects (Elevations)**:  
   ```kotlin
   // FDS.Effects provides consistent elevations
   FDS.Effects.elevationSm // 2dp - Cards
   FDS.Effects.elevationMd // 4dp - Dialogs
   FDS.Effects.elevationLg // 8dp - Modals
   FDS.Effects.elevationButton // 10dp - Buttons (Foundation spec)

   // Usage
   Card(
     elevation = CardDefaults.cardElevation(
       defaultElevation = FDS.Effects.elevationSm
     )
   )
   ```  
4. **Theme Setup**:  
   ```kotlin
   @Composable
   fun AppTheme(content: @Composable () -> Unit) {
     MaterialTheme(
       colorScheme = lightColorScheme, // Maps to FDS colors
       typography = FDS.Typography.material3Typography,
       content = content
     )
   }
   ```  
5. **Important Rules**:  
   - **FDS is the single source of truth** for all design tokens (Figma dev mode sync).  
   - **Never hardcode values** – always use FDS tokens.  
   - **Match Figma exactly** – use functional tokens when specified.  
   - All tokens accessible from both XML and Compose.  

### Resource Management Best Practices
1. **Foundation Design System (FDS) as Single Source of Truth**:  
   ```kotlin
   // ALWAYS use FDS tokens
   FDS.Colors.primary // NOT Color(0xFF006FBD)
   FDS.Sizer.Padding.padding16 // NOT 16.dp
   FDS.Effects.elevationSm // NOT 2.dp
   FDS.Typography.headingH2 // NOT custom TextStyle
   ```  
2. **Resource Resolution in Different Contexts**:  
   ```kotlin
   // In Composable context - direct access
   @Composable
   fun MyComponent() {
     Text(
       text = "Hello",
       color = FDS.Colors.primary, // Direct use
       modifier = Modifier.padding(FDS.Sizer.Padding.padding16)
     )
   }

   // In DrawScope - resolve first
   @Composable
   fun MyDrawComponent() {
     val primaryColor = FDS.Colors.primary // Resolve in Composable
     Canvas(modifier = Modifier.fillMaxSize()) {
       drawRect(color = primaryColor) // Use pre-resolved
     }
   }
   ```  
3. **XML and Compose Compatibility**:  
   - All FDS resources backed by XML resources.  
   - Ensures consistency across both UI systems.  
   - XML: `@color/foundation_primary`  
   - Compose: `FDS.Colors.primary`  
4. **Best Practices Checklist**:  
   - ✅ Use FDS tokens for all design values.  
   - ✅ Resolve resources in Composable scope for DrawScope.  
   - ✅ Match Figma token names exactly when specified (dev mode).  
   - ✅ Remove hardcoded values during code review.  
   - ✅ Maintain XML resources for backward compatibility.  
   - ❌ Never hardcode colors, dimensions, or elevations.  
   - ❌ Never create custom design tokens outside FDS.  

- **Asynchronous Operations**:  
  - Use `suspend` functions for any I/O operations that might block.  
  - Operations that could take > 16ms should be suspend (frame drop threshold).  
  - Provide both suspend (core API) and non-suspend convenience methods when appropriate.  
  Examples:  
  ```kotlin
  // Core API - always safe with suspend
  suspend fun save(data: T)
  suspend fun get(): T?

  // Convenience API - fire-and-forget
  fun saveAsync(data: T)
  fun clearAsync()
  ```  
- **Cache Implementation Guidelines**:  
  - Always consider serialization cost (Gson can be slow with large objects).  
  - Default to encrypted storage (`encrypted = true`), opt-out for non-sensitive data.  
  - Use StateFlow for reactive data updates.  
  - Handle errors gracefully without crashing.  
  - Use internal CoroutineScope with SupervisorJob for async operations.  
- **Design Decisions Must Be Based On**:  
  - Technical facts and measurements (e.g., serialization can take 50-500ms for large objects).  
  - Established best practices (Kotlin coroutines guidelines, Android architecture).  
  - Real-world performance implications (UI responsiveness, ANR prevention).  
  - NOT on user's exploratory questions or "what if" scenarios.  

## Common Development Patterns
### Component Constants Pattern
- Define constants as `private object` within component file:  
  ```kotlin
  // CircularIconButton.kt
  private object CircularIconButtonConstants {
    const val GRADIENT_RADIUS_MULTIPLIER = 1.5f
    const val GRADIENT_BLUE_END = 0.5f
    const val SHADOW_ALPHA = 0.1f
  }
  ```  
  - Benefits: Encapsulation, no hardcoded values, easy maintenance.  
  - Do NOT create separate constant files for individual components.  

### Backward Compatibility
- When updating existing components, maintain backward compatibility:  
  ```kotlin
  // Add new parameters with default values
  fun FoundationAppBar(
    title: String,
    onNavigationClick: () -> Unit,
    // New parameters with defaults
    isBackHome: Boolean = false,
    actions: List<AppBarAction> = emptyList(),
  )

  // Use type alias if renaming
  typealias OldComponentName = NewComponentName
  ```  

### Component Development Workflow
1. **Analyze existing patterns** (e.g., study BaseAppBar before creating FoundationAppBar).  
2. **Reuse common components** (e.g., use CircularIconButton in AppBar).  
3. **Follow established patterns** while adding design system specifics.  
4. **Maintain feature parity** when creating alternatives.  

### Pressed State Implementation
- Use `MutableInteractionSource` and `collectIsPressedAsState()`:  
  ```kotlin
  val interactionSource = remember { MutableInteractionSource() }
  val isPressed by interactionSource.collectIsPressedAsState()

  // Apply different visuals based on state
  val gradient = if (isPressed) {
    // Pressed state gradient
  } else {
    // Default state gradient
  }
  ```  

### Resource Resolution in Different Contexts
- **In Composable**: Direct access to FDS resources.  
- **In DrawScope**: Pre-resolve resources in Composable scope.  
- **Never** call resource functions inside DrawScope.  
Example pattern:  
  ```kotlin
  @Composable
  fun MyComponent() {
    // Resolve in Composable scope
    val color = FDS.Colors.primary
    val radius = FDS.Sizer.Radius.radius8
    Canvas {
      // Use pre-resolved values
      drawRoundRect(color = color, cornerRadius = CornerRadius(radius.toPx()))
    }
  }
  ```

## Responsive Layout Guidelines
### Core Principles
1. **NEVER hardcode large spacing values** (e.g., 140dp).  
2. **Use percentage-based spacing** with AppWindowSizeClass (NOT Material3 WindowSizeClass).  
3. **Always coerceIn()** with min/max boundaries from FDS tokens.  
4. **One insets strategy** - Either Scaffold OR manual, not both.  
5. **imePadding() on scrollable container OR BoxWithConstraints**, not both.  
6. **API Leakage Prevention** - Use AppWindowSizeClass abstraction, not Material3 directly.  

### Standard Responsive Pattern
```kotlin
// IMPORTANT: Use AppWindowSizeClass, NOT Material3 WindowSizeClass
Scaffold(contentWindowInsets = WindowInsets.safeDrawing) { padding ->
  BoxWithConstraints(
    Modifier
      .fillMaxSize()
      .padding(padding)
      .imePadding() // IME here for maxHeight to shrink
  ) {
    val windowSizeClass = rememberAppWindowSizeClass() // Use app abstraction
    val targetSpacing = adaptiveSpacingFor(windowSizeClass) // Animate with guard for large changes (>56dp)
    val spacing = animateAdaptiveSpacing(targetSpacing)
    LazyColumn(Modifier.fillMaxSize()) {
      // NO imePadding here
      // Content with adaptive spacing
    }
  }
}
```

### Adaptive Spacing Calculation
- **Base percentage from Figma dev mode**: Position / Screen Height (e.g., 144px / 852px = 0.17).  
- **Adjust by screen size**:  
  - Compact (small phones): 15% of visible height.  
  - Medium (normal phones): 17% of visible height.  
  - Expanded (tablets): 20% of visible height.  
- **Always clamp**: `.coerceIn(48.dp, 180.dp)`.  

### Tablet Centering Pattern
```kotlin
// ✅ CORRECT - Box wrapper for centering
item {
  Box(Modifier.fillMaxWidth()) {
    Card(
      Modifier
        .widthIn(max = 600.dp)
        .align(Alignment.Center)
    )
  }
}

// ❌ WRONG - fillMaxWidth + wrapContentWidth doesn't work properly
Card(
  Modifier
    .fillMaxWidth()
    .wrapContentWidth(Alignment.CenterHorizontally)
    .widthIn(max = 600.dp)
)
```

### IME (Keyboard) Handling
- **Option A (Recommended)**: `imePadding()` on BoxWithConstraints – `maxHeight` automatically adjusts when keyboard opens. Animation runs smoothly.  
- **Option B**: `imePadding()` on LazyColumn – Must manually calculate visible height with WindowInsets.ime.  

### Testing Requirements
- [ ] **Screen sizes**: Compact (5"), Medium (6.5"), Expanded (10"+).  
- [ ] **Font scale**: 1.0, 1.3, 1.5, 2.0 (accessibility maximum).  
- [ ] **Orientation**: Portrait & Landscape.  
- [ ] **IME**: Keyboard open/closed animation smooth.  
- [ ] **Languages**: Vietnamese (long text), English.  
- [ ] **Multi-window**: Split-screen on tablets and foldables.  
- [ ] **ChromeOS**: Desktop mode with max width 680-720dp.  

### Common Mistakes to Avoid
- ❌ Hardcoding dp values for major spacing.  
- ❌ Double insets (Scaffold + systemBarsPadding).  
- ❌ Double IME compensation.  
- ❌ Using weight in verticalScroll.  
- ❌ Missing Box wrapper for tablet centering.  
- ❌ Using @Stable on @Composable functions.  
- ❌ Using Material3 WindowSizeClass directly (use AppWindowSizeClass).  
- ❌ Using `api` dependency for Material3 window size class (causes API leakage).  

### Edge Cases & Production Warnings
#### AppWindowSizeClass Abstraction
- **Why**: Prevents API leakage when Material3 is an `implementation` dependency.  
- **Pattern**: Create app-specific abstraction layer (`AppWindowSizeClass`).  
- **Location**: `core-ui/utils/AppWindowSizeClass.kt`.  
- **Usage**: Always use `rememberAppWindowSizeClass()`, never Material3 directly.  

#### Landscape Mode Protection
- **Issue**: Phones in landscape can have height < 400dp.  
- **Solution**: Additional constraint in `adaptiveSpacingFor()`  
  ```kotlin
  when {
    windowSizeClass.isLandscape && maxHeight < 400.dp -> {
      clampedSpacing.coerceAtMost(96.dp) // Hard limit for short screens
    }
  }
  ```  

#### Animation Guards for Large Changes
- **Issue**: Jarring animations during rotation or IME changes.  
- **Solution**: Snap instead of animate when delta > 56dp.  
  ```kotlin
  val spacing = animateAdaptiveSpacing(
    targetSpacing = adaptiveSpacingFor(windowSizeClass),
    threshold = 56.dp // Snap if change is larger
  )
  ```  

#### Multi-Device Considerations
1. **Foldables**: Test with both screens (cover & main).  
2. **Tablets**: Max content width 600-680dp for readability.  
3. **ChromeOS**: Desktop mode needs max width constraints.  
4. **Font Scale 2.0x**: Test with maximum accessibility setting.  
5. **Split-screen**: Ensure layout adapts when window size changes dynamically.  

#### Production Readiness Checklist
- [ ] AppWindowSizeClass abstraction implemented (no Material3 exposure).  
- [ ] Landscape protection for height < 400dp.  
- [ ] Animation guards for spacing changes > 56dp.  
- [ ] Max width constraints for tablets (600-680dp).  
- [ ] Font scale 2.0x tested without layout breaks.  
- [ ] Multi-window scenarios tested.  
- [ ] RTL layout support verified (if applicable).  

## Common Mistakes to Avoid
### 1. Hardcoding Design Values
❌ **Wrong**: Hardcoding dimensions, colors, or text styles  
```kotlin
val tabHeight = 32.dp // NEVER hardcode dimensions
val textColor = Color(0xFF0F4C7A) // NEVER hardcode colors
Text(
  fontSize = 16.sp, // NEVER hardcode text sizes
  lineHeight = 24.sp, // NEVER hardcode line heights
)
```  
✅ **Correct**: Always use FDS tokens  
```kotlin
val tabHeight = FDS.Sizer.Tab.tabHeight
val textColor = FDS.Colors.characterHighlighted
Text(
  style = FDS.Typography.bodyB1,
)
```

### 2. Creating Constants for Design Tokens
❌ **Wrong**: Adding design values to component constants  
```kotlin
private object TabConstants {
  val TAB_HEIGHT = 32.dp // Should be in FDS
  val CONTAINER_HEIGHT = 48.dp // Should be in FDS
  const val OPACITY = 0.2f // OK - not a design token
}
```  
✅ **Correct**: Add to FDS if not exists, constants only for non-design values  
```kotlin
private object TabConstants {
  const val GLASS_OPACITY = 0.2f // OK - opacity percentage
  const val ANIMATION_DURATION = 300 // OK - milliseconds
}

// Use FDS for dimensions
val height = FDS.Sizer.Tab.tabHeight
```

### 3. Using Standard Clickable
❌ **Wrong**: Using standard clickable modifier  
```kotlin
Modifier.clickable { onClick() }
```  
✅ **Correct**: Always use safeClickable  
```kotlin
Modifier.safeClickable { onClick() }
```

### 4. Creating Duplicate Extension Functions
❌ **Wrong**: Creating new extension without checking existing ones  
```kotlin
// In your component file
fun Modifier.myInnerShadow() = this.drawBehind { ... }
```  
✅ **Correct**: Check ComposeExtension.kt first, use existing functions  
```kotlin
// Use existing extension from ComposeExtension.kt
Modifier.innerShadow(color = Color.White.copy(alpha = 0.15f))
```

### 5. Resolving Resources in DrawScope
❌ **Wrong**: Calling @Composable functions in DrawScope  
```kotlin
Modifier.drawBehind {
  drawRect(color = FDS.Colors.primary) // ERROR - Can't call @Composable here
}
```  
✅ **Correct**: Pre-resolve in Composable scope  
```kotlin
val primaryColor = FDS.Colors.primary // Resolve first
Modifier.drawBehind {
  drawRect(color = primaryColor) // Use pre-resolved
}
```

## Figma Dev Mode Integration (Bổ Sung)
- **Figma Dev Mode Workflow**:  
  1. Export tokens từ Figma dev mode (JSON/CSS vars) → sync to FDS (Colors/Sizer/Typography).  
  2. Audit: Run `figma-audit` script (via Zen MCP) để check compliance (e.g., "Match 'character/highlighted' in all screens").  
  3. Prompt recipe: "Using Figma dev mode tokens, generate Compose screen for transaction list with adaptive spacing 17% height."  
- **Tool**: `figma-export` (Bash) để pull latest tokens, integrate vào FDS build.  
- **Rules**: Designer specify → exact match (e.g., FDS.Colors.[figma-path]). Test on Figma preview + device.  

## Activation Workflow (Full MCP-Enabled)
When invoked:  
1. Run Compliance Checklist, output `<AGENT-RULES-SUMMARY>`.  
2. Query context (app reqs, FDS/Figma compliance, perf goals) via Context7 nếu cần docs mới.  
3. Route: Zen MCP cho massive (e.g., audit 50 files), direct cho gen code.  
4. Follow Agent Loop: Plan → Route → Retrieve → Propose → Execute → Validate.  
5. Integrate Figma dev mode: Always reference tokens, suggest audit.  
6. Output: Code/diffs, `.agent/` artifacts, PR desc.

## Core Principle
> Always prioritize secure, performant, FDS-compliant (Figma dev mode) Android experiences: No hardcodes, Channel for events, responsive for all devices, encrypted by default. Use MCP wisely for scale. Delight users with intuitive banking flows. End responses with "Ready for next task?"