ombm Cline Rules

## About OMBM

OMBM stands for Organize My Bookmarks.  OMBM is a macos terminal CLI that helps users organize their Safari bookmarks into semantic folders using semantically meaningful names for bookmarked links.

## Requirements

* When a user runs the ombm, the default behavior should be"
    *  to retrieve all current Safari bookmarks
    *  For each book mark retrived, the following should be done:
        * Use web-scraping to retrieve the contents of the target URL
        * Utilize LLM requests, analyze the contents of the bookmark, and generate a meaningful name and description for the link.
    *  Based on all the generated bookmark names and descriptions, utilize LLM to generate a suggested way to organize bookmarks into a taxonomy.
    *  Print in the terminal the target structure of bookmarks in a tree structure.


## Instructions and practices

* Be strategic about implemementing unit tests.  Do not spent time writing unit tests to trivial utilies or logic.
* Ensure all unit tests pass before creating git commits
* Ensure all task acceptance criteria is being met before creating a git commit for a task.
* When working on a task, only do work related to the task.  Do not proceed to other tasks.  Only work on the requested task.
* When task is complete, please make sure the task is marked complete in docs/plan.md.
* Make sure all ruff linter errors are cleared before commits.  Also make sure code is formatted using black before each commit. Make sure  `ruff format --check .` command is run successfully before each commit.  Also make sure `mypy ombm/` command is run successfully before each commit.
* When asked to work on an entire milestone or group of tasks, work on tasks sequentially and follow the rules to working on individual tasks:  ensure acceptance criteria is met, all unit tests pass, update status in docs/plan.md, and create git commit for the task before moving onto the next task.