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Do not add Datadog APM, tracing, LLM Observability, Logs, source-map upload, user identification, Vercel metadata, Shopify, Salesforce, or unrelated Datadog products.\n\nUse normal file inspection, editing, and command tools for every step except optional RUM application creation. Use only `CreateRumApplication` for that operation, as described in `references\u002Fcommon-credentials.md`; never invent Datadog tool names.\n\n## Ground rules\n\n- Inspect before editing. Base every framework, version, entrypoint, command, and configuration decision on project files.\n- Copy package names, import paths, exported symbols, and init option keys exactly from the applicable references. Do not substitute package aliases or recreate SDK APIs from memory.\n- Post a short checklist before making changes and update it as work completes.\n- Initialize RUM exactly once and as early as safely possible in the browser lifecycle. 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In a monorepo, inspect workspace configuration, scripts, Dockerfiles, and CI\u002Fdeployment configuration to find the frontend manifest used by the real build rather than editing the repository root by assumption. Record that manifest path and its package manager before editing. If several independent browser applications are plausible and the user did not select one, ask which application to instrument.\n\nReject non-browser applications such as Ink CLIs and projects with no HTML\u002Fbrowser build target.\n\n### Detect the framework and runtime shape\n\nInspect dependencies and source layout in this order so meta-frameworks win over their underlying UI library:\n\n1. `nuxt` -> Nuxt\n2. `next` -> Next.js; distinguish App Router from Pages Router by source layout\n3. `@angular\u002Fcore` -> Angular; distinguish standalone bootstrap from NgModule\n4. `vue` -> Vue\n5. `svelte` or `@sveltejs\u002Fkit` -> Svelte or SvelteKit\n6. `react` -> React\n7. 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