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The repo front-door for a Flutter/Dart app — the cross-cutting house rules (feature-first layered MVVM, immutable state with a single write path, Riverpod 3.x for state + DI, typed Result/Failure errors, dumb widgets, injected side effects, complexity limits) plus a routing table that sends each task to its deep-dive skill and a recommended feature build order. Use at the start of any Flutter/Dart work, before writing or reviewing a feature, when deciding which layer or package code belongs in, when unsure which skill governs a task (architecture, state, widgets, persistence, testing, i18n, design), or when onboarding to the conventions.

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Flutter Conventions — Index

The front door for this Flutter/Dart app. It states the cross-cutting house rules every task obeys, then routes each concern to a focused skill. For any non-trivial task: apply the rules here, then open the specialized skill for depth. This is the only skill that names every other skill in the library.

Assumes a single-package Flutter app by default. Monorepo / pub-workspace guidance is fenced inside the skills that own it (project-structure-and-packages, codegen-and-toolchain) — never required for a small app.

Non-negotiable rules

Feature-first, layered, downward-only. Group by feature (a folder), then by layer: View → ViewModel → Repository → Service/data. Lower layers never import upward; the dependency graph is a strict DAG. WHY: an acyclic downward graph is the only structural guard against a big ball of mud. (flutter-architecture, project-structure-and-packages)
Widgets are dumb. No business logic, data access, math, or formatting in a widget — it reads state and renders. WHY: logic in build() is untestable and rebuilds unpredictably. (widget-composition)
One ViewModel per screen, over immutable state. A single Notifier/AsyncNotifier owns private mutable state and exposes it as an immutable value with value equality; a transition assigns a new state, never mutates in place. WHY: immutable value + single owner makes every change diffable and testable. (state-management-riverpod)
Riverpod 3.x is state + DI. Modern Notifier/AsyncNotifier/Future/Stream providers only; providers are the DI container. No get_it, no package:provider, no legacy StateProvider/StateNotifierProvider/ChangeNotifierProvider. WHY: one composition model, no second DI framework to reconcile. (state-management-riverpod, app-startup-and-bootstrap)
Single write path. A widget or ViewModel never mutates persisted state directly; every mutation is a repository method that persists first, then republishes via a stream. WHY: one durable, observable route means state is never half-written. (state-management-riverpod, persistence-drift)
Derive, don't store; depend on abstractions. Compute derived values on read instead of caching a second copy; program against interfaces you inject, not concretes. WHY: a duplicated source of truth drifts out of sync; injected seams keep code testable. (flutter-architecture, service-boundary-and-native)
Immutable models, typed errors. Domain and UI state are freezed/sealed value types with copyWith and value equality. Pure functions are total — they return uncertainty, never throw. Recoverable I/O returns a sealed Result<T, F extends Failure>, switched exhaustively; never a swallowed catch (_) {}. WHY: the compiler enforces every case; failures carry a stable code, not a localized string. (error-handling-typed-results, dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards)
Side effects behind injected interfaces. Every platform/native effect (clock, notifications, share, analytics, storage) is a Dart interface behind a provider, overridden once at the composition root, faked in tests. Read "now" from an injected Clock, never DateTime.now(). WHY: a global side effect is a non-deterministic, untestable dependency. (service-boundary-and-native, value-objects-money-and-units)
Async is never silent. await everything or handle the Future explicitly; no fire-and-forget arrow callbacks. Guard BuildContext/mounted after every await; dispose controllers, subscriptions, timers, and sinks. WHY: a dropped Future swallows errors no lint catches. (async-safety)
Small units, extracted widget classes. Keep to the complexity-limit table owned by dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards (method ≤30, build() ≤80, file ≤300, positional params ≤3, logic nesting ≤3 — widget build trees may nest to ≤5 as the stated exception). Extract const StatelessWidget classes, never _buildX() methods; const everywhere legal. WHY: small const subtrees rebuild less and read faster. (dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards, widget-composition, flutter-performance)
Names carry roles. …Screen/…Notifier/…Repository/…Service/…Failure; Effective-Dart casing verbatim; full words with units in the name; file named after its primary declaration. WHY: a grep or a filename should reveal the layer. (naming-conventions)
RTL and a11y by construction. Use directional (start/end) geometry only, never hardcoded left/right; every user string comes from an ARB via gen_l10n; label and role every semantic node; never clamp the text scaler or rely on color alone. WHY: correctness properties are cheap to build in and expensive to retrofit. (i18n-rtl-l10n, accessibility-as-code)
Test the shape of the code, not a fixed ratio. Pure core: fast, clock-injected package:test + property invariants. Everything else: flutter_test + mocktail, ProviderContainer.test() + overrideWith — fake the repository/services, not the Notifier. One acceptance test anchors the whole app. WHY: tests follow risk; the pure core carries the invariants. (testing-strategy, widget-golden-and-a11y-testing)
Strict lint is the floor; format is not negotiable. dart format clean and dart analyze --fatal-infos green before every PR, on a version-pinned very_good_analysis include with strict-casts/strict-raw-types. WHY: a green analyzer is the cheapest correctness signal you have. (lint-and-style-config, dependency-hygiene)

Route to the right skill

When you are…	Open
Orienting, unsure which skill governs the task	`flutter-conventions-index` (this)
Deciding layers, features-vs-packages, the dependency DAG	`flutter-architecture`
Scaffolding packages, barrels, `lib/` vs `lib/src/`, workspace layout	`project-structure-and-packages`
Writing `main()`, error handlers, DI overrides, warm-up, app-lifecycle flush-on-background/resume	`app-startup-and-bootstrap`
Writing a `Notifier`/`AsyncNotifier`, `family`/`autoDispose`, the single write path	`state-management-riverpod`
Building or refactoring UI, writing `build()`, layout/insets	`widget-composition`
Configuring the app router, redirects/auth guards, deep links, nav shells, transitions, PopScope, 404	`navigation-and-routing`
Building a `Form`, sync/async field validation, focus traversal, keyboard actions, input formatters	`forms-and-input`
Rendering loading/empty/error states, snackbars, banners, dialogs, Undo, retry	`ui-states-and-feedback`
Responsive breakpoints, large-screen/tablet/foldable master-detail, `NavigationRail`-vs-`BottomNavigationBar` by width	`adaptive-layout`
Choosing a Dart 3 construct (sealed, records, class modifiers)	`dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards`
Naming a class/file/variable/boolean	`naming-conventions`
Configuring `analysis_options.yaml`, lint severity	`lint-and-style-config`
Fixing jank, narrowing rebuilds, lazy lists, off-isolate work	`flutter-performance`
Writing `///` doc comments on the public surface	`dartdoc-conventions`
Writing async code, guarding `context`/`mounted`, disposal	`async-safety`
Modeling errors, `Result`/`Failure`, never-lose-data flows	`error-handling-typed-results`
Writing unit/widget tests, setting up fakes	`testing-strategy`
Writing golden, layout, RTL, or accessibility widget tests	`widget-golden-and-a11y-testing`
Adding a Drift table, DAO, or `.watch` stream	`persistence-drift`
Writing a forward-only schema migration	`run-migration`
Exporting, backing up, sharing, importing, or restoring user data	`data-export-and-restore`
Setting up `build_runner`, `build.yaml`, generated-code policy	`codegen-and-toolchain`
Running codegen before analyze	`run-codegen`
Writing the GitHub Actions CI pipeline and gates	`ci-pipeline-and-gates`
Adding ARB strings, ICU plurals, RTL geometry	`i18n-rtl-l10n`
Authoring `Semantics`, targets, traversal, text scaling	`accessibility-as-code`
Modeling money, units, dates in a pure core	`value-objects-money-and-units`
Building on-device reminders/notifications	`local-notifications-scheduler`
Writing a `CustomPainter` + gesture hit-testing	`custom-canvas-and-gestures`
Adding an animation, a haptic, a celebration, or a success/error moment	`motion-and-haptics`
Generating content from a seed or date every device must reproduce identically	`seeded-determinism-and-golden-vectors`
Adding ads, a rewarded earn loop, a paywall, or an entitlement gate	`ads-and-iap-monetization`
Wiring a native channel or platform side effect	`service-boundary-and-native`
Editing `pubspec`/lockfile, auditing a new dependency	`dependency-hygiene`
Scaffolding a whole feature module end to end	`scaffold-feature-module`
Structuring tokens → theme → components (no aesthetic values)	`design-system-structure`
Re-baselining committed golden images	`run-goldens-rebaseline`
Running the once-per-app design/QA review before release	`design-review-workflow`
Cutting a release: versioning, signing, symbols, store declarations, rollout	`release-and-store-shipping`

Recommended order when building a feature

Model + pure functions — immutable value types; total, clock-injected core → dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards, value-objects-money-and-units
Data layer — repository = single source of truth / single write path; Drift table + DAO if persisted → persistence-drift, error-handling-typed-results
Service seams — every side effect behind an injected interface → service-boundary-and-native
ViewModel — Notifier/AsyncNotifier, family/autoDispose, intent methods → state-management-riverpod
View + widgets — dumb ConsumerWidget, small const widget classes, forms, responsive layout, RTL-safe geometry, and the loading/empty/error states before the happy path is called done → widget-composition, ui-states-and-feedback, forms-and-input, adaptive-layout, i18n-rtl-l10n, accessibility-as-code
Wire DI + routing — providers overridden at the composition root; the feature route registers into the single go_router → app-startup-and-bootstrap, navigation-and-routing, scaffold-feature-module
Docs + tests — /// on the public surface; core invariants + container/widget tests with fakes → dartdoc-conventions, testing-strategy, widget-golden-and-a11y-testing
Profile, then the CI gate — measure in profile mode; format/analyze/codegen/test green → flutter-performance, codegen-and-toolchain, ci-pipeline-and-gates
Review, then ship — one end-of-build design/QA pass, then the release artifact: versioning, signing, archived symbols, store declarations, staged rollout → design-review-workflow, release-and-store-shipping

Throughout: naming-conventions and lint-and-style-config keep every line honest.

Baseline project setup

# analysis_options.yaml
include: package:very_good_analysis/analysis_options.yaml   # pin the version in pubspec
analyzer:
  lan

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name: flutter-conventions-index
description: The repo front-door for a Flutter/Dart app — the cross-cutting house rules (feature-first layered MVVM, immutable state with a single write path, Riverpod 3.x for state + DI, typed Result/Failure errors, dumb widgets, injected side effects, complexity limits) plus a routing table that sends each task to its deep-dive skill and a recommended feature build order. Use at the start of any Flutter/Dart work, before writing or reviewing a feature, when deciding which layer or package code belongs in, when unsure which skill governs a task (architecture, state, widgets, persistence, testing, i18n, design), or when onboarding to the conventions.
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# Flutter Conventions — Index

The front door for this Flutter/Dart app. It states the cross-cutting **house rules** every task obeys, then **routes each concern to a focused skill**. For any non-trivial task: apply the rules here, then open the specialized skill for depth. This is the only skill that names every other skill in the library.

Assumes a **single-package Flutter app** by default. Monorepo / pub-workspace guidance is fenced inside the skills that own it (`project-structure-and-packages`, `codegen-and-toolchain`) — never required for a small app.

## Non-negotiable rules

1. **Feature-first, layered, downward-only.** Group by feature (a folder), then by layer: View → ViewModel → Repository → Service/data. Lower layers never import upward; the dependency graph is a strict DAG. WHY: an acyclic downward graph is the only structural guard against a big ball of mud. *(`flutter-architecture`, `project-structure-and-packages`)*
2. **Widgets are dumb.** No business logic, data access, math, or formatting in a widget — it reads state and renders. WHY: logic in `build()` is untestable and rebuilds unpredictably. *(`widget-composition`)*
3. **One ViewModel per screen, over immutable state.** A single `Notifier`/`AsyncNotifier` owns private mutable state and exposes it as an immutable value with value equality; a transition assigns a new state, never mutates in place. WHY: immutable value + single owner makes every change diffable and testable. *(`state-management-riverpod`)*
4. **Riverpod 3.x is state + DI.** Modern `Notifier`/`AsyncNotifier`/`Future`/`Stream` providers only; providers are the DI container. No `get_it`, no `package:provider`, no legacy `StateProvider`/`StateNotifierProvider`/`ChangeNotifierProvider`. WHY: one composition model, no second DI framework to reconcile. *(`state-management-riverpod`, `app-startup-and-bootstrap`)*
5. **Single write path.** A widget or ViewModel never mutates persisted state directly; every mutation is a repository method that persists first, then republishes via a stream. WHY: one durable, observable route means state is never half-written. *(`state-management-riverpod`, `persistence-drift`)*
6. **Derive, don't store; depend on abstractions.** Compute derived values on read instead of caching a second copy; program against interfaces you inject, not concretes. WHY: a duplicated source of truth drifts out of sync; injected seams keep code testable. *(`flutter-architecture`, `service-boundary-and-native`)*
7. **Immutable models, typed errors.** Domain and UI state are `freezed`/sealed value types with `copyWith` and value equality. Pure functions are **total** — they return uncertainty, never throw. Recoverable I/O returns a sealed `Result<T, F extends Failure>`, switched exhaustively; never a swallowed `catch (_) {}`. WHY: the compiler enforces every case; failures carry a stable code, not a localized string. *(`error-handling-typed-results`, `dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards`)*
8. **Side effects behind injected interfaces.** Every platform/native effect (clock, notifications, share, analytics, storage) is a Dart interface behind a provider, overridden once at the composition root, faked in tests. Read "now" from an injected `Clock`, never `DateTime.now()`. WHY: a global side effect is a non-deterministic, untestable dependency. *(`service-boundary-and-native`, `value-objects-money-and-units`)*
9. **Async is never silent.** `await` everything or handle the `Future` explicitly; no fire-and-forget arrow callbacks. Guard `BuildContext`/`mounted` after every `await`; dispose controllers, subscriptions, timers, and sinks. WHY: a dropped `Future` swallows errors no lint catches. *(`async-safety`)*
10. **Small units, extracted widget classes.** Keep to the complexity-limit table owned by `dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards` (method ≤30, `build()` ≤80, file ≤300, positional params ≤3, logic nesting ≤3 — widget build trees may nest to ≤5 as the stated exception). Extract `const` `StatelessWidget` classes, never `_buildX()` methods; `const` everywhere legal. WHY: small const subtrees rebuild less and read faster. *(`dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards`, `widget-composition`, `flutter-performance`)*
11. **Names carry roles.** `…Screen`/`…Notifier`/`…Repository`/`…Service`/`…Failure`; Effective-Dart casing verbatim; full words with units in the name; file named after its primary declaration. WHY: a grep or a filename should reveal the layer. *(`naming-conventions`)*
12. **RTL and a11y by construction.** Use directional (`start`/`end`) geometry only, never hardcoded left/right; every user string comes from an ARB via `gen_l10n`; label and role every semantic node; never clamp the text scaler or rely on color alone. WHY: correctness properties are cheap to build in and expensive to retrofit. *(`i18n-rtl-l10n`, `accessibility-as-code`)*
13. **Test the shape of the code, not a fixed ratio.** Pure core: fast, clock-injected `package:test` + property invariants. Everything else: `flutter_test` + `mocktail`, `ProviderContainer.test()` + `overrideWith` — fake the repository/services, not the `Notifier`. One acceptance test anchors the whole app. WHY: tests follow risk; the pure core carries the invariants. *(`testing-strategy`, `widget-golden-and-a11y-testing`)*
14. **Strict lint is the floor; format is not negotiable.** `dart format` clean and `dart analyze --fatal-infos` green before every PR, on a version-pinned `very_good_analysis` include with `strict-casts`/`strict-raw-types`. WHY: a green analyzer is the cheapest correctness signal you have. *(`lint-and-style-config`, `dependency-hygiene`)*

## Route to the right skill

| When you are… | Open |
|---|---|
| Orienting, unsure which skill governs the task | `flutter-conventions-index` (this) |
| Deciding layers, features-vs-packages, the dependency DAG | `flutter-architecture` |
| Scaffolding packages, barrels, `lib/` vs `lib/src/`, workspace layout | `project-structure-and-packages` |
| Writing `main()`, error handlers, DI overrides, warm-up, app-lifecycle flush-on-background/resume | `app-startup-and-bootstrap` |
| Writing a `Notifier`/`AsyncNotifier`, `family`/`autoDispose`, the single write path | `state-management-riverpod` |
| Building or refactoring UI, writing `build()`, layout/insets | `widget-composition` |
| Configuring the app router, redirects/auth guards, deep links, nav shells, transitions, PopScope, 404 | `navigation-and-routing` |
| Building a `Form`, sync/async field validation, focus traversal, keyboard actions, input formatters | `forms-and-input` |
| Rendering loading/empty/error states, snackbars, banners, dialogs, Undo, retry | `ui-states-and-feedback` |
| Responsive breakpoints, large-screen/tablet/foldable master-detail, `NavigationRail`-vs-`BottomNavigationBar` by width | `adaptive-layout` |
| Choosing a Dart 3 construct (sealed, records, class modifiers) | `dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards` |
| Naming a class/file/variable/boolean | `naming-conventions` |
| Configuring `analysis_options.yaml`, lint severity | `lint-and-style-config` |
| Fixing jank, narrowing rebuilds, lazy lists, off-isolate work | `flutter-performance` |
| Writing `///` doc comments on the public surface | `dartdoc-conventions` |
| Writing async code, guarding `context`/`mounted`, disposal | `async-safety` |
| Modeling errors, `Result`/`Failure`, never-lose-data flows | `error-handling-typed-results` |
| Writing unit/widget tests, setting up fakes | `testing-strategy` |
| Writing golden, layout, RTL, or accessibility widget tests | `widget-golden-and-a11y-testing` |
| Adding a Drift table, DAO, or `.watch` stream | `persistence-drift` |
| Writing a forward-only schema migration | `run-migration` |
| Exporting, backing up, sharing, importing, or restoring user data | `data-export-and-restore` |
| Setting up `build_runner`, `build.yaml`, generated-code policy | `codegen-and-toolchain` |
| Running codegen before analyze | `run-codegen` |
| Writing the GitHub Actions CI pipeline and gates | `ci-pipeline-and-gates` |
| Adding ARB strings, ICU plurals, RTL geometry | `i18n-rtl-l10n` |
| Authoring `Semantics`, targets, traversal, text scaling | `accessibility-as-code` |
| Modeling money, units, dates in a pure core | `value-objects-money-and-units` |
| Building on-device reminders/notifications | `local-notifications-scheduler` |
| Writing a `CustomPainter` + gesture hit-testing | `custom-canvas-and-gestures` |
| Adding an animation, a haptic, a celebration, or a success/error moment | `motion-and-haptics` |
| Generating content from a seed or date every device must reproduce identically | `seeded-determinism-and-golden-vectors` |
| Adding ads, a rewarded earn loop, a paywall, or an entitlement gate | `ads-and-iap-monetization` |
| Wiring a native channel or platform side effect | `service-boundary-and-native` |
| Editing `pubspec`/lockfile, auditing a new dependency | `dependency-hygiene` |
| Scaffolding a whole feature module end to end | `scaffold-feature-module` |
| Structuring tokens → theme → components (no aesthetic values) | `design-system-structure` |
| Re-baselining committed golden images | `run-goldens-rebaseline` |
| Running the once-per-app design/QA review before release | `design-review-workflow` |
| Cutting a release: versioning, signing, symbols, store declarations, rollout | `release-and-store-shipping` |

## Recommended order when building a feature

1. **Model + pure functions** — immutable value types; total, clock-injected core → `dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards`, `value-objects-money-and-units`
2. **Data layer** — repository = single source of truth / single write path; Drift table + DAO if persisted → `persistence-drift`, `error-handling-typed-results`
3. **Service seams** — every side effect behind an injected interface → `service-boundary-and-native`
4. **ViewModel** — `Notifier`/`AsyncNotifier`, `family`/`autoDispose`, intent methods → `state-management-riverpod`
5. **View + widgets** — dumb `ConsumerWidget`, small `const` widget classes, forms, responsive layout, RTL-safe geometry, and the loading/empty/error states before the happy path is called done → `widget-composition`, `ui-states-and-feedback`, `forms-and-input`, `adaptive-layout`, `i18n-rtl-l10n`, `accessibility-as-code`
6. **Wire DI + routing** — providers overridden at the composition root; the feature route registers into the single `go_router` → `app-startup-and-bootstrap`, `navigation-and-routing`, `scaffold-feature-module`
7. **Docs + tests** — `///` on the public surface; core invariants + container/widget tests with fakes → `dartdoc-conventions`, `testing-strategy`, `widget-golden-and-a11y-testing`
8. **Profile, then the CI gate** — measure in profile mode; format/analyze/codegen/test green → `flutter-performance`, `codegen-and-toolchain`, `ci-pipeline-and-gates`
9. **Review, then ship** — one end-of-build design/QA pass, then the release artifact: versioning, signing, archived symbols, store declarations, staged rollout → `design-review-workflow`, `release-and-store-shipping`

Throughout: `naming-conventions` and `lint-and-style-config` keep every line honest.

## Baseline project setup

```yaml
# analysis_options.yaml
include: package:very_good_analysis/analysis_options.yaml   # pin the version in pubspec
analyzer:
  lan

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Flutter Conventions — Index

Non-negotiable rules

Feature-first, layered, downward-only. Group by feature (a folder), then by layer: View → ViewModel → Repository → Service/data. Lower layers never import upward; the dependency graph is a strict DAG. WHY: an acyclic downward graph is the only structural guard against a big ball of mud. (flutter-architecture, project-structure-and-packages)
Widgets are dumb. No business logic, data access, math, or formatting in a widget — it reads state and renders. WHY: logic in build() is untestable and rebuilds unpredictably. (widget-composition)
One ViewModel per screen, over immutable state. A single Notifier/AsyncNotifier owns private mutable state and exposes it as an immutable value with value equality; a transition assigns a new state, never mutates in place. WHY: immutable value + single owner makes every change diffable and testable. (state-management-riverpod)
Riverpod 3.x is state + DI. Modern Notifier/AsyncNotifier/Future/Stream providers only; providers are the DI container. No get_it, no package:provider, no legacy StateProvider/StateNotifierProvider/ChangeNotifierProvider. WHY: one composition model, no second DI framework to reconcile. (state-management-riverpod, app-startup-and-bootstrap)
Single write path. A widget or ViewModel never mutates persisted state directly; every mutation is a repository method that persists first, then republishes via a stream. WHY: one durable, observable route means state is never half-written. (state-management-riverpod, persistence-drift)
Derive, don't store; depend on abstractions. Compute derived values on read instead of caching a second copy; program against interfaces you inject, not concretes. WHY: a duplicated source of truth drifts out of sync; injected seams keep code testable. (flutter-architecture, service-boundary-and-native)
Immutable models, typed errors. Domain and UI state are freezed/sealed value types with copyWith and value equality. Pure functions are total — they return uncertainty, never throw. Recoverable I/O returns a sealed Result<T, F extends Failure>, switched exhaustively; never a swallowed catch (_) {}. WHY: the compiler enforces every case; failures carry a stable code, not a localized string. (error-handling-typed-results, dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards)
Side effects behind injected interfaces. Every platform/native effect (clock, notifications, share, analytics, storage) is a Dart interface behind a provider, overridden once at the composition root, faked in tests. Read "now" from an injected Clock, never DateTime.now(). WHY: a global side effect is a non-deterministic, untestable dependency. (service-boundary-and-native, value-objects-money-and-units)
Async is never silent. await everything or handle the Future explicitly; no fire-and-forget arrow callbacks. Guard BuildContext/mounted after every await; dispose controllers, subscriptions, timers, and sinks. WHY: a dropped Future swallows errors no lint catches. (async-safety)
Small units, extracted widget classes. Keep to the complexity-limit table owned by dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards (method ≤30, build() ≤80, file ≤300, positional params ≤3, logic nesting ≤3 — widget build trees may nest to ≤5 as the stated exception). Extract const StatelessWidget classes, never _buildX() methods; const everywhere legal. WHY: small const subtrees rebuild less and read faster. (dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards, widget-composition, flutter-performance)
Names carry roles. …Screen/…Notifier/…Repository/…Service/…Failure; Effective-Dart casing verbatim; full words with units in the name; file named after its primary declaration. WHY: a grep or a filename should reveal the layer. (naming-conventions)
RTL and a11y by construction. Use directional (start/end) geometry only, never hardcoded left/right; every user string comes from an ARB via gen_l10n; label and role every semantic node; never clamp the text scaler or rely on color alone. WHY: correctness properties are cheap to build in and expensive to retrofit. (i18n-rtl-l10n, accessibility-as-code)
Test the shape of the code, not a fixed ratio. Pure core: fast, clock-injected package:test + property invariants. Everything else: flutter_test + mocktail, ProviderContainer.test() + overrideWith — fake the repository/services, not the Notifier. One acceptance test anchors the whole app. WHY: tests follow risk; the pure core carries the invariants. (testing-strategy, widget-golden-and-a11y-testing)
Strict lint is the floor; format is not negotiable. dart format clean and dart analyze --fatal-infos green before every PR, on a version-pinned very_good_analysis include with strict-casts/strict-raw-types. WHY: a green analyzer is the cheapest correctness signal you have. (lint-and-style-config, dependency-hygiene)

Route to the right skill

When you are…	Open
Orienting, unsure which skill governs the task	`flutter-conventions-index` (this)
Deciding layers, features-vs-packages, the dependency DAG	`flutter-architecture`
Scaffolding packages, barrels, `lib/` vs `lib/src/`, workspace layout	`project-structure-and-packages`
Writing `main()`, error handlers, DI overrides, warm-up, app-lifecycle flush-on-background/resume	`app-startup-and-bootstrap`
Writing a `Notifier`/`AsyncNotifier`, `family`/`autoDispose`, the single write path	`state-management-riverpod`
Building or refactoring UI, writing `build()`, layout/insets	`widget-composition`
Configuring the app router, redirects/auth guards, deep links, nav shells, transitions, PopScope, 404	`navigation-and-routing`
Building a `Form`, sync/async field validation, focus traversal, keyboard actions, input formatters	`forms-and-input`
Rendering loading/empty/error states, snackbars, banners, dialogs, Undo, retry	`ui-states-and-feedback`
Responsive breakpoints, large-screen/tablet/foldable master-detail, `NavigationRail`-vs-`BottomNavigationBar` by width	`adaptive-layout`
Choosing a Dart 3 construct (sealed, records, class modifiers)	`dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards`
Naming a class/file/variable/boolean	`naming-conventions`
Configuring `analysis_options.yaml`, lint severity	`lint-and-style-config`
Fixing jank, narrowing rebuilds, lazy lists, off-isolate work	`flutter-performance`
Writing `///` doc comments on the public surface	`dartdoc-conventions`
Writing async code, guarding `context`/`mounted`, disposal	`async-safety`
Modeling errors, `Result`/`Failure`, never-lose-data flows	`error-handling-typed-results`
Writing unit/widget tests, setting up fakes	`testing-strategy`
Writing golden, layout, RTL, or accessibility widget tests	`widget-golden-and-a11y-testing`
Adding a Drift table, DAO, or `.watch` stream	`persistence-drift`
Writing a forward-only schema migration	`run-migration`
Exporting, backing up, sharing, importing, or restoring user data	`data-export-and-restore`
Setting up `build_runner`, `build.yaml`, generated-code policy	`codegen-and-toolchain`
Running codegen before analyze	`run-codegen`
Writing the GitHub Actions CI pipeline and gates	`ci-pipeline-and-gates`
Adding ARB strings, ICU plurals, RTL geometry	`i18n-rtl-l10n`
Authoring `Semantics`, targets, traversal, text scaling	`accessibility-as-code`
Modeling money, units, dates in a pure core	`value-objects-money-and-units`
Building on-device reminders/notifications	`local-notifications-scheduler`
Writing a `CustomPainter` + gesture hit-testing	`custom-canvas-and-gestures`
Adding an animation, a haptic, a celebration, or a success/error moment	`motion-and-haptics`
Generating content from a seed or date every device must reproduce identically	`seeded-determinism-and-golden-vectors`
Adding ads, a rewarded earn loop, a paywall, or an entitlement gate	`ads-and-iap-monetization`
Wiring a native channel or platform side effect	`service-boundary-and-native`
Editing `pubspec`/lockfile, auditing a new dependency	`dependency-hygiene`
Scaffolding a whole feature module end to end	`scaffold-feature-module`
Structuring tokens → theme → components (no aesthetic values)	`design-system-structure`
Re-baselining committed golden images	`run-goldens-rebaseline`
Running the once-per-app design/QA review before release	`design-review-workflow`
Cutting a release: versioning, signing, symbols, store declarations, rollout	`release-and-store-shipping`

Recommended order when building a feature

Model + pure functions — immutable value types; total, clock-injected core → dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards, value-objects-money-and-units
Data layer — repository = single source of truth / single write path; Drift table + DAO if persisted → persistence-drift, error-handling-typed-results
Service seams — every side effect behind an injected interface → service-boundary-and-native
ViewModel — Notifier/AsyncNotifier, family/autoDispose, intent methods → state-management-riverpod
View + widgets — dumb ConsumerWidget, small const widget classes, forms, responsive layout, RTL-safe geometry, and the loading/empty/error states before the happy path is called done → widget-composition, ui-states-and-feedback, forms-and-input, adaptive-layout, i18n-rtl-l10n, accessibility-as-code
Wire DI + routing — providers overridden at the composition root; the feature route registers into the single go_router → app-startup-and-bootstrap, navigation-and-routing, scaffold-feature-module
Docs + tests — /// on the public surface; core invariants + container/widget tests with fakes → dartdoc-conventions, testing-strategy, widget-golden-and-a11y-testing
Profile, then the CI gate — measure in profile mode; format/analyze/codegen/test green → flutter-performance, codegen-and-toolchain, ci-pipeline-and-gates
Review, then ship — one end-of-build design/QA pass, then the release artifact: versioning, signing, archived symbols, store declarations, staged rollout → design-review-workflow, release-and-store-shipping

Throughout: naming-conventions and lint-and-style-config keep every line honest.

Baseline project setup

# analysis_options.yaml
include: package:very_good_analysis/analysis_options.yaml   # pin the version in pubspec
analyzer:
  lan

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name: flutter-conventions-index
description: The repo front-door for a Flutter/Dart app — the cross-cutting house rules (feature-first layered MVVM, immutable state with a single write path, Riverpod 3.x for state + DI, typed Result/Failure errors, dumb widgets, injected side effects, complexity limits) plus a routing table that sends each task to its deep-dive skill and a recommended feature build order. Use at the start of any Flutter/Dart work, before writing or reviewing a feature, when deciding which layer or package code belongs in, when unsure which skill governs a task (architecture, state, widgets, persistence, testing, i18n, design), or when onboarding to the conventions.
---

# Flutter Conventions — Index

The front door for this Flutter/Dart app. It states the cross-cutting **house rules** every task obeys, then **routes each concern to a focused skill**. For any non-trivial task: apply the rules here, then open the specialized skill for depth. This is the only skill that names every other skill in the library.

Assumes a **single-package Flutter app** by default. Monorepo / pub-workspace guidance is fenced inside the skills that own it (`project-structure-and-packages`, `codegen-and-toolchain`) — never required for a small app.

## Non-negotiable rules

1. **Feature-first, layered, downward-only.** Group by feature (a folder), then by layer: View → ViewModel → Repository → Service/data. Lower layers never import upward; the dependency graph is a strict DAG. WHY: an acyclic downward graph is the only structural guard against a big ball of mud. *(`flutter-architecture`, `project-structure-and-packages`)*
2. **Widgets are dumb.** No business logic, data access, math, or formatting in a widget — it reads state and renders. WHY: logic in `build()` is untestable and rebuilds unpredictably. *(`widget-composition`)*
3. **One ViewModel per screen, over immutable state.** A single `Notifier`/`AsyncNotifier` owns private mutable state and exposes it as an immutable value with value equality; a transition assigns a new state, never mutates in place. WHY: immutable value + single owner makes every change diffable and testable. *(`state-management-riverpod`)*
4. **Riverpod 3.x is state + DI.** Modern `Notifier`/`AsyncNotifier`/`Future`/`Stream` providers only; providers are the DI container. No `get_it`, no `package:provider`, no legacy `StateProvider`/`StateNotifierProvider`/`ChangeNotifierProvider`. WHY: one composition model, no second DI framework to reconcile. *(`state-management-riverpod`, `app-startup-and-bootstrap`)*
5. **Single write path.** A widget or ViewModel never mutates persisted state directly; every mutation is a repository method that persists first, then republishes via a stream. WHY: one durable, observable route means state is never half-written. *(`state-management-riverpod`, `persistence-drift`)*
6. **Derive, don't store; depend on abstractions.** Compute derived values on read instead of caching a second copy; program against interfaces you inject, not concretes. WHY: a duplicated source of truth drifts out of sync; injected seams keep code testable. *(`flutter-architecture`, `service-boundary-and-native`)*
7. **Immutable models, typed errors.** Domain and UI state are `freezed`/sealed value types with `copyWith` and value equality. Pure functions are **total** — they return uncertainty, never throw. Recoverable I/O returns a sealed `Result<T, F extends Failure>`, switched exhaustively; never a swallowed `catch (_) {}`. WHY: the compiler enforces every case; failures carry a stable code, not a localized string. *(`error-handling-typed-results`, `dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards`)*
8. **Side effects behind injected interfaces.** Every platform/native effect (clock, notifications, share, analytics, storage) is a Dart interface behind a provider, overridden once at the composition root, faked in tests. Read "now" from an injected `Clock`, never `DateTime.now()`. WHY: a global side effect is a non-deterministic, untestable dependency. *(`service-boundary-and-native`, `value-objects-money-and-units`)*
9. **Async is never silent.** `await` everything or handle the `Future` explicitly; no fire-and-forget arrow callbacks. Guard `BuildContext`/`mounted` after every `await`; dispose controllers, subscriptions, timers, and sinks. WHY: a dropped `Future` swallows errors no lint catches. *(`async-safety`)*
10. **Small units, extracted widget classes.** Keep to the complexity-limit table owned by `dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards` (method ≤30, `build()` ≤80, file ≤300, positional params ≤3, logic nesting ≤3 — widget build trees may nest to ≤5 as the stated exception). Extract `const` `StatelessWidget` classes, never `_buildX()` methods; `const` everywhere legal. WHY: small const subtrees rebuild less and read faster. *(`dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards`, `widget-composition`, `flutter-performance`)*
11. **Names carry roles.** `…Screen`/`…Notifier`/`…Repository`/`…Service`/`…Failure`; Effective-Dart casing verbatim; full words with units in the name; file named after its primary declaration. WHY: a grep or a filename should reveal the layer. *(`naming-conventions`)*
12. **RTL and a11y by construction.** Use directional (`start`/`end`) geometry only, never hardcoded left/right; every user string comes from an ARB via `gen_l10n`; label and role every semantic node; never clamp the text scaler or rely on color alone. WHY: correctness properties are cheap to build in and expensive to retrofit. *(`i18n-rtl-l10n`, `accessibility-as-code`)*
13. **Test the shape of the code, not a fixed ratio.** Pure core: fast, clock-injected `package:test` + property invariants. Everything else: `flutter_test` + `mocktail`, `ProviderContainer.test()` + `overrideWith` — fake the repository/services, not the `Notifier`. One acceptance test anchors the whole app. WHY: tests follow risk; the pure core carries the invariants. *(`testing-strategy`, `widget-golden-and-a11y-testing`)*
14. **Strict lint is the floor; format is not negotiable.** `dart format` clean and `dart analyze --fatal-infos` green before every PR, on a version-pinned `very_good_analysis` include with `strict-casts`/`strict-raw-types`. WHY: a green analyzer is the cheapest correctness signal you have. *(`lint-and-style-config`, `dependency-hygiene`)*

## Route to the right skill

| When you are… | Open |
|---|---|
| Orienting, unsure which skill governs the task | `flutter-conventions-index` (this) |
| Deciding layers, features-vs-packages, the dependency DAG | `flutter-architecture` |
| Scaffolding packages, barrels, `lib/` vs `lib/src/`, workspace layout | `project-structure-and-packages` |
| Writing `main()`, error handlers, DI overrides, warm-up, app-lifecycle flush-on-background/resume | `app-startup-and-bootstrap` |
| Writing a `Notifier`/`AsyncNotifier`, `family`/`autoDispose`, the single write path | `state-management-riverpod` |
| Building or refactoring UI, writing `build()`, layout/insets | `widget-composition` |
| Configuring the app router, redirects/auth guards, deep links, nav shells, transitions, PopScope, 404 | `navigation-and-routing` |
| Building a `Form`, sync/async field validation, focus traversal, keyboard actions, input formatters | `forms-and-input` |
| Rendering loading/empty/error states, snackbars, banners, dialogs, Undo, retry | `ui-states-and-feedback` |
| Responsive breakpoints, large-screen/tablet/foldable master-detail, `NavigationRail`-vs-`BottomNavigationBar` by width | `adaptive-layout` |
| Choosing a Dart 3 construct (sealed, records, class modifiers) | `dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards` |
| Naming a class/file/variable/boolean | `naming-conventions` |
| Configuring `analysis_options.yaml`, lint severity | `lint-and-style-config` |
| Fixing jank, narrowing rebuilds, lazy lists, off-isolate work | `flutter-performance` |
| Writing `///` doc comments on the public surface | `dartdoc-conventions` |
| Writing async code, guarding `context`/`mounted`, disposal | `async-safety` |
| Modeling errors, `Result`/`Failure`, never-lose-data flows | `error-handling-typed-results` |
| Writing unit/widget tests, setting up fakes | `testing-strategy` |
| Writing golden, layout, RTL, or accessibility widget tests | `widget-golden-and-a11y-testing` |
| Adding a Drift table, DAO, or `.watch` stream | `persistence-drift` |
| Writing a forward-only schema migration | `run-migration` |
| Exporting, backing up, sharing, importing, or restoring user data | `data-export-and-restore` |
| Setting up `build_runner`, `build.yaml`, generated-code policy | `codegen-and-toolchain` |
| Running codegen before analyze | `run-codegen` |
| Writing the GitHub Actions CI pipeline and gates | `ci-pipeline-and-gates` |
| Adding ARB strings, ICU plurals, RTL geometry | `i18n-rtl-l10n` |
| Authoring `Semantics`, targets, traversal, text scaling | `accessibility-as-code` |
| Modeling money, units, dates in a pure core | `value-objects-money-and-units` |
| Building on-device reminders/notifications | `local-notifications-scheduler` |
| Writing a `CustomPainter` + gesture hit-testing | `custom-canvas-and-gestures` |
| Adding an animation, a haptic, a celebration, or a success/error moment | `motion-and-haptics` |
| Generating content from a seed or date every device must reproduce identically | `seeded-determinism-and-golden-vectors` |
| Adding ads, a rewarded earn loop, a paywall, or an entitlement gate | `ads-and-iap-monetization` |
| Wiring a native channel or platform side effect | `service-boundary-and-native` |
| Editing `pubspec`/lockfile, auditing a new dependency | `dependency-hygiene` |
| Scaffolding a whole feature module end to end | `scaffold-feature-module` |
| Structuring tokens → theme → components (no aesthetic values) | `design-system-structure` |
| Re-baselining committed golden images | `run-goldens-rebaseline` |
| Running the once-per-app design/QA review before release | `design-review-workflow` |
| Cutting a release: versioning, signing, symbols, store declarations, rollout | `release-and-store-shipping` |

## Recommended order when building a feature

1. **Model + pure functions** — immutable value types; total, clock-injected core → `dart3-idioms-and-coding-standards`, `value-objects-money-and-units`
2. **Data layer** — repository = single source of truth / single write path; Drift table + DAO if persisted → `persistence-drift`, `error-handling-typed-results`
3. **Service seams** — every side effect behind an injected interface → `service-boundary-and-native`
4. **ViewModel** — `Notifier`/`AsyncNotifier`, `family`/`autoDispose`, intent methods → `state-management-riverpod`
5. **View + widgets** — dumb `ConsumerWidget`, small `const` widget classes, forms, responsive layout, RTL-safe geometry, and the loading/empty/error states before the happy path is called done → `widget-composition`, `ui-states-and-feedback`, `forms-and-input`, `adaptive-layout`, `i18n-rtl-l10n`, `accessibility-as-code`
6. **Wire DI + routing** — providers overridden at the composition root; the feature route registers into the single `go_router` → `app-startup-and-bootstrap`, `navigation-and-routing`, `scaffold-feature-module`
7. **Docs + tests** — `///` on the public surface; core invariants + container/widget tests with fakes → `dartdoc-conventions`, `testing-strategy`, `widget-golden-and-a11y-testing`
8. **Profile, then the CI gate** — measure in profile mode; format/analyze/codegen/test green → `flutter-performance`, `codegen-and-toolchain`, `ci-pipeline-and-gates`
9. **Review, then ship** — one end-of-build design/QA pass, then the release artifact: versioning, signing, archived symbols, store declarations, staged rollout → `design-review-workflow`, `release-and-store-shipping`

Throughout: `naming-conventions` and `lint-and-style-config` keep every line honest.

## Baseline project setup

```yaml
# analysis_options.yaml
include: package:very_good_analysis/analysis_options.yaml   # pin the version in pubspec
analyzer:
  lan

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