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Always-resident context is limited to the four files above. Everything else loads on demand from optional/ or as skills. Rules restate neither harness guarantees nor model defaults — see the preamble in RULES.md. Skill names/descriptions and available agent types are auto-injected by the harness every session — they are not listed again here. Agents enforce model, tools, maxTurns, effort via AGENT.md frontmatter. - Auto-Invoke: UserPromptSubmit hook (scripts/skill-matcher.py + .claude/skill-rules.json) — mechanical prompt/file matching - Manual: /skill-name | Proactive: suggestion with…

The file

We split this CLAUDE.md into the rules it gives an agent

1 rule. About 0 are common, 0 are distinctive, and 1 is very specific to this project.

  • ≈0

    Common · estimate

    Many files like this have a rule of this kind.

  • ≈0

    Distinctive · estimate

    This author's own choices. Worth a look.

  • 1

    Very specific

    Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.

  • Common
  • Distinctive
  • Very specific
  1. Very specific:

    Always-resident context is limited to the four files above.

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≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 26,980 CLAUDE.md files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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Files
CLAUDE.md

SuperClaude++ v3.4

Language

Response language is the harness language setting (config/settings.json: 한국어), not a rule here. What the setting does not cover:

  • Code comments/variables: English
  • Technical terms: English when common (WebSocket, API, etc.)
  • Korean fluency (조사/어미 보존, 번역투 방지): fluent-korean output style (snflkd/fluent-korean 플러그인, config/settings.json에서 선언 — provenance: NOTICE.md)

Core Framework

@RULES.md @PRINCIPLES.md @MODES.md @CONVENTIONS.md

Always-resident context is limited to the four files above. Everything else loads on demand from optional/ or as skills. Rules restate neither harness guarantees nor model defaults — see the preamble in RULES.md.

Skill & Agent System

Skill names/descriptions and available agent types are auto-injected by the harness every session — they are not listed again here. Agents enforce model, tools, maxTurns, effort via AGENT.md frontmatter.

  • Auto-Invoke: UserPromptSubmit hook (scripts/skill-matcher.py + .claude/skill-rules.json) — mechanical prompt/file matching
  • Manual: /skill-name | Proactive: suggestion with confirmation
  • Suggestion intensity: --suggest-all (default) | --suggest-minimal | --suggest-off
  • Third-party skill provenance: NOTICE.md

Workflow Integration

  • Step 0: Difficulty Assessment (Simple/Medium/Complex) → protocol branching
  • Pre-Implementation: /confidence-check → ≥90% proceed (Medium+)
  • Goal Lock (autonomous mode): Strong success criteria + multi-turn work → /goal "<verifiable condition>" (see optional/GOAL_PATTERNS.md)
  • Planning: /feature-planner
  • Design: DESIGN.md (if exists) → /ui-ux-pro-max → /frontend-design → /web-design-guidelines
  • Review: Two-Stage Review (Simple: Stage 1 only | Medium: Stage 1+2 | Complex: + Cascade Impact)
  • Verification: /verify → /audit (project rules)
  • Post-Implementation: /learn → /goal clear (if a goal was set)

DESIGN.md (Visual Design System)

AI 에이전트가 읽는 디자인 시스템 문서 (Google Stitch format).

FileWho reads itWhat it defines
AGENTS.mdCoding agentsHow to build the project
DESIGN.mdDesign agentsHow the project should look and feel

Usage: npx getdesign@latest add {brand} (66 brands) | /ui-ux-pro-max --design-system --persist | Template: templates/visual-design.template.md

On-Demand References (optional/, load when needed)

  • FLAGS.md — behavioral flag definitions (--think, --uc, --delegate, ...)
  • CONTEXTS.md — DEV/REVIEW/RESEARCH/PLANNING context modes
  • MCP_SERVERS.md — MCP server selection matrix; per-server guides in MCP_*.md
  • GOAL_PATTERNS.md — /goal condition patterns, anti-patterns, /loop vs /goal
  • OVERENGINEERING_TRAPS.md — Build Ladder application rules + rung 3 native-feature catalog
  • REASONING_TEMPLATES.md — structured reasoning (debugging, architecture, performance)
  • WORKER_TEMPLATES.md — worker agent prompt templates
  • PROTOCOLS.md — learning protocol, built-in memory layout
  • PROJECT_RULES.md — Dockerfile/CI patterns, security checklist

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