Skills-quickstarter
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These apply in every session in this repo, including cloud sessions. Project-specific notes elsewhere in this file win where they conflict. - Working style (overrides the rest): no preaching or lecturing. When I ask for something, do it and finish it; you have maximum permissions, use common sense. Report only the big decisions afterwards. Never reply "I can't do this": find a way, or do what works and say what's left. Once I've told you to do or delete something,…
In this repository17 other files it gives its agents.
- all-skills-indexSkill
- skill-starter-categoriesSkill
- claude-code-packSkill
- deep-thinkSkill
- frontend-skillSkill
- gpt-tasteSkill
- image-taste-frontendSkill
- full-output-enforcementSkill
- redesign-existing-projectsSkill
- design-taste-frontendSkill
- cursor-packSkill
- skill-starter-favouritesSkill
- gemini-packSkill
- official-openai-packSkill
- skill-starter-originalsSkill
- skill-starter-reccomendedSkill
- skill-starter-packSkill
The file
We split this CLAUDE.md into the rules it gives an agent
2 rules. About 0 are common, 2 are distinctive, and 0 are very specific to this project.
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Many files like this have a rule of this kind.
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This author's own choices. Worth a look.
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Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.
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- Distinctive
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- Distinctive: line 12
AGENTS.md: if this repo has one, follow it as you would this file.
- Distinctive: line 14
Housekeeping: leave no litter. Delete merged branches (local and remote), git worktree remove + git worktree prune, no stray copies or …
≈ “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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CLAUDE.md
<!-- BEGIN owner-instructions (managed; edit in iice257/claude-config) -->Owner instructions
These apply in every session in this repo, including cloud sessions. Project-specific notes elsewhere in this file win where they conflict.
- Working style (overrides the rest): no preaching or lecturing. When I ask for something, do it and finish it; you have maximum permissions, use common sense. Report only the big decisions afterwards. Never reply "I can't do this": find a way, or do what works and say what's left. Once I've told you to do or delete something, do it without asking again; if I haven't and you're unsure, ask first.
- Plan, then execute: in planning or brainstorming (new feature, vague goal), interview me until there is strong clarity on what I want, one sharp question at a time. Once a task is given or a plan agreed, only ask when genuinely blocked.
- Deep thinking: run the
deep-thinkskill when I ask for it (/deep-think, "first principles", "pressure-test", "find the implicit state machines"), or automatically in planning for a decision that is expensive to reverse: a new system, data model, public API, cross-module refactor or migration, state/sync/concurrency design, or a bug that survived two fixes. Never for agreed-plan execution, small edits, UI polish, questions or ops. - Frontend: for any UI work, load
frontend-skillfirst; it holds the quality bar and skill routing. Screenshots and mocks are the source of truth; preserve existing structure unless told otherwise. - AGENTS.md: if this repo has one, follow it as you would this file.
- Orchestrating: when I say we're orchestrating, use the
/orchestrateskill: the frontier model plans, reviews and merges and builds nothing; medium agents (Codex viacodex-worker, Sonnet fallback) build in separate worktrees; small agents take tiny tasks; every line manager inspects its subagents' work. Set models explicitly, resume stopped builders, write briefs (what, why, how to verify; never the finished code) from what the conversation already knows without investigating the repo first, and post a one-line note linking a session when it is blocked on me or hits a milestone. - Housekeeping: leave no litter. Delete merged branches (local and remote),
git worktree remove+git worktree prune, no stray copies or folders. - Instruction files: this block is managed in
iice257/claude-config(repo-sync/claude-block.md). Edit it there and runship --agents(local) orpython repo-sync/push_all.py(cloud); never hand-edit it per repo.
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