# Search-tool visibility override — NOT a git file.
#
# ripgrep/fd read `.ignore` at HIGHER precedence than `.gitignore`, so these negations restore
# visibility to search tools while git keeps ignoring the paths for push hygiene.
#
# WHY: `/resources/` (.gitignore:84) and `server/resources/prompts/*` (its own .gitignore) are
# ignored deliberately — to keep the published repo free of a large, redundant prompt corpus, not
# to hide it from tooling. But `rg`/`fd` honor .gitignore by default, so agents probing the repo
# measured 20 prompts across 4 categories when 119 across 17 are present, and concluded fixtures
# were missing that exist. That wrong inventory reached a subagent brief before it was caught.
!resources/
!server/resources/
