Regenerate protobuf bindings and docs for all Rellm frontends/backend after editing .proto files. Use when the user changes anything under protos/ or asks to regenerate protos/docs/graphs.
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---
name: rebuild-protos
description: Regenerate protobuf bindings and docs for all Rellm frontends/backend after editing .proto files. Use when the user changes anything under protos/ or asks to regenerate protos/docs/graphs.
---
Rellm is Makefile-driven from the repo root. After editing any `.proto` file (or when docs/graphs look stale), regenerate everything with:
```
make
```
run from the **repo root** (`/Users/jonlatane/Development/rellm`). This is the `default` target: `protos docs graphs`.
## What `make protos` does
Regenerates proto bindings for every frontend:
```
cd frontends/flutter && make protos
cd frontends/tamagui && yarn protos
cd frontends/elm-spa && make protos
```
Note the Rust backend does **not** get its protos regenerated by this target — its prost-build protos regenerate automatically on `cargo build`/`cargo run` unless stale build artifacts need clearing first, in which case use `cd backend && make rebuild_protos` (see the `run-backend` skill).
## When to use
- After adding/editing a message or RPC in `protos/*.proto`.
- Before testing a frontend change that depends on new/changed proto fields — run this first, then use `run-elm`, `run-tamagui`, or `run-backend` to actually check it.
