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ren-os

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- This project's knowledge map: /Users/hazarsozer/.renos/wiki/projects/ren-os/map.md — recall its contents via /ren:recall (agent-initiated); never raw-Read wiki pages to answer memory questions. - Global RenOS doctrine (behavioral core, recall rules, wiki navigation) lives in the user-level CLAUDE.md — it is not repeated here. - Durable changes to the wiki save themselves (revertible), never a direct file edit. <!-- ren:end -->

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RenOS — project memory pointer

  • This project's knowledge map: /Users/hazarsozer/.renos/wiki/projects/ren-os/map.md — recall its contents via /ren:recall (agent-initiated); never raw-Read wiki pages to answer memory questions.
  • Global RenOS doctrine (behavioral core, recall rules, wiki navigation) lives in the user-level CLAUDE.md — it is not repeated here.
  • Durable changes to the wiki save themselves (revertible), never a direct file edit.
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