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README.md

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 storyteller-rust
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-Our Rust monorepo, which serves both our API surface area and our downloadable client applications.
+Our Artcraft monorepo, which serves our desktop application, backend infrastructure, and more.
 
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-- [documentation](./_develop/docs)
-- [tools, misc](./_develop)
+- [developer documentation](./_docs)
+- [server API reference](https://storyteller-docs.netlify.app/)
+- [tools, scripts, misc](./script)

_docs/code_conventions.md

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+Code Conventions
+================
+
+We use three languages at Artcraft: Rust, TypeScript, and Python.
+
+## Rust style guide
+
+We deviate from the official Rust style guide in a few places:
+
+- We use two spaces for indentation instead of four.
+- We typically keep one function or type definition per file, though this isn't a steadfast rule.
+- We use a Cargo workspace to share code within our monorepo.
+
+### Rust Preferred Libraries
+
+We use the following Rust libraries, though we are open to migrating to alternatives:
+
+- `actix-web` for our HTTP web server
+- `reqwest` for HTTP client requests
+- `sqlx` for SQL database operations
+- `tokio` for asynchronous programming
+
+## TypeScript style guide
+
+- We use two spaces for indentation instead of four.
+- We use `nx` for monorepo management

_docs/local_development_setup_guide.md

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-FakeYou Development Setup (bare metal)
-======================================
+Local Development Setup Guide (for bare metal)
+==============================================
 
 This document describes how to run the FakeYou infrastructure on your development 
 machine's bare metal (no containers).