# Emoji Usage Guidelines

EMOJI USAGE RULES:

DOCUMENTATION & MARKDOWN:
Do not use emojis in documentation, markdown files, or README files.
- This includes headers, lists, paragraphs, and code examples.
- Use clear, professional language without emoji decoration.

CONSOLE OUTPUT:
Do not use emojis in console.log, console.error, or any console output.
- Use plain text for all terminal output.

CLI TOOLS & COMMAND-LINE OUTPUT:
Do not use emojis in CLI tool output, progress bars, or command-line messages.
- Use ASCII characters and plain text only.

LOGGING & ERROR MESSAGES:
Do not use emojis in application logs, error messages, or logging statements.
- Logs should be machine-parseable and professional.

CODE COMMENTS:
Avoid using emojis in code comments unless absolutely necessary for clarity.
- Write clear, descriptive comments using words only.

GIT COMMIT MESSAGES:
Do not use emojis in git commit messages.
- Use conventional commit format with plain text.

ALLOWED CONTEXTS:
- Emojis may be used in: userInterface

REMEMBER: Professional code should prioritize clarity and consistency over decoration.
When in doubt, do not use emojis.

Please adhere to these rules when generating suggestions.