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core-rules

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RETIRED 2026-09-17 — the consumer link was removed; this source is kept for reference only. Its surviving bottom line (no plaintext secrets) now lives in the user-level AGENTS.md memory; the session-progress rule is covered by project-handoff (formerly project-intake); permission-confirmation and long-task-feedback were dropped. Original text — global rules applicable to all projects/sessions across AI coding tools (Deep Code / Cursor, etc.), four bottom lines: credential safety (no plaintext secrets), permission confirmation (confirm before write ops), long-task feedback (progress update within 60s), session progress (maintained in .agents/session.md). Use when re-linking this retired source or tracing where those rules went.

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