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+# Neovim Vue Language Server Design
+
+## Goal
+
+Add current Vue 3 language-server support without changing language-server behavior in non-Vue JavaScript and TypeScript projects.
+
+## Design
+
+- Keep `ts_ls` enabled for JavaScript and TypeScript files.
+- Enable `vue_ls` for Vue single-file components.
+- Use nvim-lspconfig's current `vue_ls` configuration and its built-in request forwarding to `ts_ls`.
+- Let Mason install the `vue-language-server` package through the existing automatic-installation integration.
+- Extend the local Mason health check so Vue's runtime requirement and executable are visible.
+- Do not reproduce the tutorial's Volar Take Over Mode because Vue Language Server 3 removed it.
+- Do not add Tailwind support in this change.
+
+## Files
+
+- Update `nvim/lua/tracer/plugins/lspconfig.lua` to enable `vue_ls`.
+- Update `nvim/lua/mason/health.lua` to mention Vue Language Server and check `vue-language-server`.
+
+## Verification
+
+- Confirm the pre-change check fails because `vue_ls` is not enabled.
+- Confirm Neovim starts headlessly without configuration errors after the change.
+- Confirm `vue_ls` appears in Neovim's enabled LSP configurations.
+- Confirm Mason installs `vue-language-server` and its executable is available.
+- Preserve the existing `ts_ls` configuration for non-Vue projects.
+
+## Constraints
+
+- Preserve unrelated working-tree changes.
+- Use the Neovim 0.12 `vim.lsp.enable()` API already used by this configuration.