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# Project Guidelines
## Code Style
- Primary source is `main.tex`; keep edits focused there unless build config changes are required.
- Primary source is `resume.tex`; keep edits focused there unless build config changes are required.
- Follow existing LaTeX macro style: reusable `\newcommand` helpers for resume blocks (e.g., `\resumeSubheading`, `\resumeEducation`, `\resumeItem`).
- Preserve compact spacing/layout conventions (`\vspace`, custom `\titleformat`, `tabular*` alignment) unless asked to redesign formatting.
- Keep package usage consistent with current preamble and avoid adding new packages unless required for a user request.
## Architecture
- This workspace is a single-document resume project.
- `main.tex` contains both template macros and resume content.
- Files like `main.aux`, `main.fdb_latexmk`, and `main.fls` are generated build artifacts, not source-of-truth.
- `resume.tex` contains both template macros and resume content.
- Files like `resume.aux`, `resume.fdb_latexmk`, and `resume.fls` are generated build artifacts, not source-of-truth.
- `glyphtounicode` is included for text extractability/ATS friendliness via `\pdfgentounicode=1`.
## Build and Test
- Build PDF (preferred): `latexmk -pdf main.tex`
- Alternative build: `pdflatex main.tex` (run multiple times if references/layout need settling)
- Build PDF (preferred): `latexmk -pdf resume.tex`
- Alternative build: `pdflatex resume.tex` (run multiple times if references/layout need settling)
- Clean artifacts: `latexmk -c`
- Validate by checking successful compile and reviewing resulting `main.pdf` for layout overflow/line wrapping regressions.
- Validate by checking successful compile and reviewing resulting `resume.pdf` for layout overflow/line wrapping regressions.
## Project Conventions
- Use existing macros instead of ad-hoc formatting in section bodies.