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mistral-local-dev-loop

Build an offline-first Mistral development loop with contract fixtures and an opt-in live smoke lane. Use when developing or testing an integration locally. Trigger with "mock Mistral locally", "speed up Mistral development", or "test Mistral without API spend".

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# Mistral Deterministic Local Development Loop

## Overview

Make local iteration deterministic and free of accidental spend. Keep provider calls behind a narrow adapter, validate synthetic fixtures, and reserve live calls for a separately approved lane.

## Prerequisites

- A package lock, test framework, and selected official client.
- A provider-adapter boundary and synthetic fixture policy.
- A secret manager for the optional live lane; never a checked-in `.env` value.

## Current Contract

Official clients wrap a changing HTTP schema. Local tests should assert the application-owned adapter; a narrow live smoke detects drift without making every test network-dependent.
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