Copy the Chatwoot (v4.14.0) frontend runnable subset into frontend/ for customization: - app/javascript/ (Vue SPA: dashboard, widget, sdk, portal, superadmin) - app/views/ (ERB templates for vite-plugin-ruby entrypoint resolution) - app/helpers/, app/assets/ (Rails view helpers, static assets) - enterprise/ (Enterprise edition frontend overlay) - config/vite.json, vite.config.ts, bin/vite (Vite-Rails toolchain) - package.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, tailwind/postcss/eslint configs - Gemfile, Gemfile.lock (vite_rails gem for bin/vite binstub) Excluded Rails backend: controllers, models, services, jobs, mailers, policies, db, lib, spec, public, node_modules. Update references to the new frontend location: - .gitignore: exclude frontend build artifacts (node_modules, tmp, packs), keep frontend/bin/ and frontend/vendor/ via negation - backend/scripts/parity_frontend_smoke.sh: CHATWOOT_DIR default reference/chatwoot -> ../frontend - backend/scripts/parity_frontend_browser_smoke.mjs: same default update - AGENTS.md: add frontend section with Rails/Vite coupling notes - README: architecture tree includes frontend/
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