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AGENTS.md

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-# Agent Instructions
-
-These instructions are authoritative for work in this repository.
-
-## Product & UX
-- Always adhere to the latest Apple Human Interface Guidelines (iOS).
-- Always use native platform components whenever possible.
-- On iOS, use native icons from SF Symbols.
-- Always implement accessibility best practices (labels, traits, dynamic type, sufficient contrast).
-- On iOS, always use default system colors unless explicitly told otherwise (e.g., `.green`).
-- Use English as the primary language in the app and design with localization in mind from the start. Implement localization scaffolding for English, German, Spanish, and French.
-- Use proper language-specific characters and diacritics in localizations (e.g., German `ä/ö/ü/ß`), never ASCII substitutions like `ae/oe/ue`.
-- Date/time conventions are fixed: Monday is the first day of the week. Do not vary by locale.
-- Units are always metric; do not use imperial units.
-
-## Privacy & Permissions
-- Follow the principle of least privilege. For sensitive access (e.g., contacts), always offer the user a choice between limited and full access when the platform supports it.
-
-## Engineering Standards
-- Always use SwiftUI when possible.
-- Git commit messages must start with a lower-case letter.
-- Always use `tmux` for CLI interactions so sessions can be resumed.
-- The calling shell may often be `fish`; run agent command calls in `bash` to avoid shell compatibility issues.
-- Keep `CODEX_REPORT.md` updated whenever it makes sense so work can be resumed after context is dropped.
-- Always implement tests, especially for fixed bugs, so regressions are not re-introduced.
-- When setting up a remote server, the chance is high that you are working on Uberspace. For that, check https://lab.uberspace.de/ and https://manual.uberspace.de/
-- Prefer self-contained builds. The app should run on first launch without extra setup when feasible.
-- For iOS development, target the latest available iOS version when creating new projects.
-- For iOS project setup, use Team ID `NG5W75WE8U`.
-- Avoid accounts unless absolutely necessary. Prefer account-less flows; for iOS apps, use iCloud as a backend by default. If we go to web, discuss accounts explicitly.

CODEX_REPORT.md

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-# Codex Report — Kontakte
-
-Date: 2026-02-11
-
-## Goal
-Copy-cat the default iOS 26 Contacts app UI/behavior, then extend later. Use the new Contacts access API so users can choose full vs limited access.
-
-## Current State
-- App uses native SwiftUI + Contacts components: `List`, `NavigationStack`, native `contextMenu`, and `CNContactViewController` for detail/create flows.
-- Contacts list is fetched via `CNContactStore` and shown in native sectioned list: My Card, Favorites, All Contacts, with search and add.
-- Access flow supports least privilege: **Allow Full Access** (`requestAccess`) and **Select Contacts** (`.contactAccessPicker` for limited access).
-- My Card and Favorites are implemented via metadata persisted in contact Notes using a lightweight DSL block.
-- Row context menu actions:
-  - Set / Remove My Card
-  - Favorite / Remove Favorite
-  - Delete contact (destructive confirmation)
-- Favorites are rendered in the Favorites section with a yellow star marker in rows.
-- Localizations exist for `en`, `de`, `es`, `fr` and were normalized to proper language-specific symbols/diacritics.
-
-## Key Implementation Notes
-- Notes DSL format:
-  - `[[kontakte]]`
-  - `favorite=1`
-  - `my_card=1`
-  - `[[/kontakte]]`
-- DSL is merged into Notes while preserving user text.
-- If notes key access is not allowed, app falls back to note-less contact fetch and surfaces a localized warning for metadata actions.
-- `CNErrorDomain` code `102` (`Unauthorized Keys` for `note`) handling was hardened further:
-  - contact list fetch no longer requests `note` at all
-  - `supportsMetadataDSL` defaults to disabled to prevent repeated note-key warnings
-  - contacts remain functional without metadata DSL editing
-- Contact fetch runs off-main thread and updates UI on main.
-- Unused high-privilege capabilities were removed:
-  - `UIBackgroundModes` remote-notification removed from `Info.plist`
-  - push/iCloud/CloudKit entitlements removed from app entitlements
-
-## Files Added/Updated
-- `Kontakte/ContactMetadataDSL.swift` (new)
-- `Kontakte/ContactsViewModel.swift`
-- `Kontakte/ContactsAccessView.swift`
-- `Kontakte/ListsView.swift`
-- `Kontakte/ContactRowView.swift`
-- `Kontakte/ContactDetailView.swift`
-- `Kontakte/ContentView.swift`
-- `Kontakte/Info.plist`
-- `Kontakte/Kontakte.entitlements`
-- `Kontakte.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj` (known regions include `de/es/fr`)
-- `Kontakte/en.lproj/Localizable.strings`
-- `Kontakte/de.lproj/Localizable.strings`
-- `Kontakte/es.lproj/Localizable.strings`
-- `Kontakte/fr.lproj/Localizable.strings`
-- `KontakteTests/KontakteTests.swift` (regression tests for DSL parse/update behavior)
-- `Kontakte/Item.swift` (deleted unused template model)
-
-## Known Issues / Caveats
-- System logs may still include framework-level remote service noise on device/simulator (not always app defects).
-- Some devices/profiles may restrict note-key access; in that case metadata actions are disabled gracefully.
-- Native `contextMenu` row highlight persistence can still be briefly visible depending on OS behavior.
-- Lists/Groups parity and alphabetical index are still incomplete vs Apple Contacts.
-- System-level "helper app"/remote object warnings can still appear in console even when app behavior is correct.
-
-## Next Steps
-1. Add tests for `ContactsViewModel` metadata transitions and deletion paths (mocked store abstraction).
-2. Improve parity for Lists/Groups and alphabetical index behavior.
-3. Add UI tests for first-run permission flows (full, limited, denied) with deterministic test fixtures.
-
-## Git
-- Worktree currently contains uncommitted local changes from iterative implementation and guideline-alignment passes.