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[Brief project description - explain what this project does] Tech Stack: [List your technologies, e.g., Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL] Core Principle: [Key architectural principle, e.g., "API-first design with type safety"] Last Updated: 2026-07-10 Navigator Version: 7.0.0-alpha Navigator runtime: workflow enforcement (session context, workflow gating, read guarding, intent briefs, completion gating, compact markers) lives in the hook runtime, not in prose in this file. Off-switches live in .agent/.nav-config.json: every hook block has enabled (e.g. workflowenforcerhook.enabled: false), gating blocks also take strictblock: false…
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# [Project Name] - Claude Code Configuration ## Context [Brief project description - explain what this project does] **Tech Stack**: [List your technologies, e.g., Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL] **Core Principle**: [Key architectural principle, e.g., "API-first design with type safety"] **Last Updated**: 2026-07-10 **Navigator Version**: 7.0.0-alpha --- ## Navigator **Navigator runtime**: workflow enforcement (session context, workflow gating, read guarding, intent briefs, completion gating, compact markers) lives in the hook runtime, not in prose in this file. Off-switches live in `.agent/.nav-config.json`: every hook block has `enabled` (e.g. `workflow_enforcer_hook.enabled: false`), gating blocks also take `strict_block: false` to warn instead of block, Tier-1 instant answers toggle per rule under `tier1.rules` (feature-wide: `tier1.enabled`), and forced continuation stays off unless `stop_completion.continue_enabled: true`. Setting the `PILOT_EXECUTOR` environment variable disables interactive/blocking hook behavior for non-interactive executors. Project docs live in `.agent/` — start from `.agent/DEVELOPMENT-README.md` and load task/system/SOP docs on demand, not upfront. --- ## Project-Specific Code Standards [Customize for your project's framework and patterns] - **Architecture**: KISS, DRY, SOLID principles - **TypeScript**: Strict mode, no `any` without justification - **Line Length**: Max 100 characters - **Testing**: High coverage (backend 90%+, frontend 85%+) ## Forbidden Actions - ❌ No Claude Code mentions in commits/code - ❌ No package.json modifications without approval - ❌ Never commit secrets/API keys/.env files - ❌ Don't delete tests without replacement [Add project-specific violations here]
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