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The shared guidance (what the repo is, commands, architecture, conventions, code habits) lives in AGENTS.md, imported here:

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CLAUDE.md

CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository. The shared guidance (what the repo is, commands, architecture, conventions, code habits) lives in AGENTS.md, imported here:

@AGENTS.md

Claude Code specifics

  • AGENTS.md is the file to edit. What any coding agent needs goes there; this file only holds what applies to Claude Code alone, and never restates a rule AGENTS.md owns.
  • Claude Code loads this file, and AGENTS.md through the import above, in a session opened in this checkout or in a worktree of it. A self-improvement-* worktree therefore reads its branch's own copy of both, which is why the judge of an improvement branch runs from its input directory and not from the worktree (JudgeOptions in console/server/engine/types.ts).
  • Neither file is runtime context for the projects the plugin drives: the workflow prompts read principles/ and contracts/ through ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} paths.
  • To try a change to the plugin (commands/, agents/, hooks/, skills/) in a session, load this checkout with claude --plugin-dir <this repo>, which is what the console does for a run.

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