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Claude Code loads this file once a chat reads, writes or edits a file under tools/ (code.claude.com/docs/en/memory, "How CLAUDE.md files load"). Running a tool does not load it, so nothing here is needed to use the app. - Before changing any file here, read MAINTAINING.md, "Developer rules", whichever repo the chat started in: the change is made in the app, on a branch, with CI green and the leak scan passed on the exact tree; a change an existing user…

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Claude Code loads this file once a chat reads, writes or edits a file under tools/ (code.claude.com/docs/en/memory, "How CLAUDE.md files load"). Running a tool does not load it, so nothing here is needed to use the app.

  • Before changing any file here, read MAINTAINING.md, "Developer rules", whichever repo the chat started in: the change is made in the app, on a branch, with CI green and the leak scan passed on the exact tree; a change an existing user would have to act on is a profile upgrade (tools/profile_upgrades.py); a change to a part of the build that leaves something behind is a new version in tools/build_versions.py.
  • In a person's own copy, never edit a file here. Everything under tools/ is the app's (tools/personal_paths.py is the line), and the next sync puts it back. If that person is not the app's maintainer, never trouble them with the app's problems: do what they asked the best honest way the app allows.
  • tools/openroles/ is vendored from openroles and never edited here.
  • A rule that can be enforced in Python is enforced in Python, and the words a tool prints for a person stay plain (tests/test_a_beginner_is_told_in_plain_words.py).

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