kth-data
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Where to find KTH facts Claude cannot know by itself: the user's Canvas sandbox course for write-testing canvaslms, KTH room facts (capacity, building, address) via kth.se/places, the academic-year period dates (läsårsindelning) which must be searched for because intranet URLs change, and the user's teaching schedule via `nytid schedule show`. Use proactively when: (1) a task needs a Canvas course to test canvaslms write commands against, (2) a task mentions KTH rooms, lecture halls, seats/capacity, room booking, or mapping students/TAs to rooms, (3) a task needs period, term, exam-period or läsår dates (P1–P4, HT/VT, tentaperiod), (4) a task needs the user's (or TAs') schedule, lecture times, or which room an event is in. Read-only sources; pair with canvas-info/canvaslms for Canvas edits and nytid-todo for work items.
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- try-first-tell-later/CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
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- variation-theory/CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
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7 rules. About 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 6 are very specific to this project.
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