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bun | TS 7 tsc/tsrs | Biome | Vitest | React Doctor Local policy wins. Navigation. - UI: @/components/ui/ first; buttons: <Button>, variants/tokens. Functional React components; React Compiler owns memoization. - State: zustand=client, TanStack Query=server, connect-query=ConnectRPC; app env from @/env. - Proto: enum names, not magic numbers. Validate formats, not only presence. - Tests: .test.ts unit, .test.tsx integration, .browser.test.tsx visual, e2e/*.spec.ts Playwright; co-locate with source. - Services: repo CLI. LaunchDarkly flags: ldcli only; read shared/ldcli.md. Follow local idioms. Preserve zoom,…

The file

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

9 rules. About 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 8 are very specific to this project.

  • ≈0

    Common · estimate

    Many files like this have a rule of this kind.

  • ≈1

    Distinctive · estimate

    This author's own choices. Worth a look.

  • 8

    Very specific

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

  • Common
  • Distinctive
  • Very specific
  • could be automatic: a setting could enforce it
  1. Very specific:

    Follow local idioms. Preserve zoom, worktree isolation, secrets, types, generated files.

    line 18
  2. Very specific:

    Commit: commit only. Push: commit, push.

    line 39
  3. Very specific:

    Commit/push/rebase owned features without another permission prompt.

    line 44
  4. Very specific:

    Never merge, use plain --force, or rewrite default/shared/foreign/concurrent branches without explicit permission.

    line 48
  5. Very specific:

    Keep follow-ups in the current PR: pr/SKILL.md#existing-pr at start/resume and handoff.

    line 51
  6. Very specific:

    Keep user's goal; known/expected user/business value or not established.

    line 64
  7. Distinctive:

    No extra gates/ceremonies.

    line 80
  8. Very specific:

    Only Opus 5.5/Sol 6.1 xhigh.

    line 84
  9. Very specific:

    Before done: bun run lint:fix + bun run type:check.

    line 87

≈ “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

Project rules

Toolchain

bun | TS 7 tsc/tsrs | Biome | Vitest | React Doctor

Local policy wins. Navigation.

  • UI: @/components/ui/ first; buttons: <Button>, variants/tokens. Functional React components; React Compiler owns memoization.
  • State: zustand=client, TanStack Query=server, connect-query=ConnectRPC; app env from @/env.
  • Proto: enum names, not magic numbers. Validate formats, not only presence.
  • Tests: .test.ts unit, .test.tsx integration, .browser.test.tsx visual, e2e/*.spec.ts Playwright; co-locate with source.
  • Services: repo CLI. LaunchDarkly flags: ldcli only; read shared/ldcli.md.

Follow local idioms. Preserve zoom, worktree isolation, secrets, types, generated files; use exemplars/.

Code quality.

Human-facing text

shared/communication.md: decision/value/ask first; own claims, intent, uncertainty. Above 200 words: <=120-word brief, then detail. Tool-count word limits; never invent human endorsement.

Substantial artifacts: shared/intent-map.md maps objective, assumptions, references, risks, implementation, verification and superseded choices. Trivial/single-path output stays linear.

Execution contract

Endpoint owns scope:

  • Answer, explain, plan, review: return the artifact; do not edit.
  • Build, fix, implement: plan, continue, verify, commit, push the user-owned feature branch unless explicitly told to stop earlier.
  • Commit: commit only. Push: commit, push. PR: verify, commit, push, open via /commit-push-pr. PR/draft: automatic upkeep via shared/delivery-workflow.md; publication is not readiness.

Earlier stop wins. Ask for reserved/irreversible production, legal/privacy, destructive or high-security decisions; otherwise proceed reversibly. Commit/push/rebase owned features without another permission prompt. Owned PRs/drafts: fix CI/feedback, consolidate owned commits before rebase, resolve conflicts, verify and lease-push automatically. Push CI fix or rebase now (--force-with-lease). Never merge, use plain --force, or rewrite default/shared/foreign/concurrent branches without explicit permission. Delivery follow-ups replace local stops; no restart/reconfiguration requests. Keep follow-ups in the current PR: pr/SKILL.md#existing-pr at start/resume and handoff. Push/PR/ship: verify origin HEAD/scope; follow shared/review-enforcement.md. Report blockers; uncommitted/unpushed owned work is incomplete. shared/remote-completion.md: recover verified scope; preserve local stops, unrelated work and active owners. PR upkeep: one authorized transport; honor no-monitoring stops. Agents/council require host-valid consent. Standing owner consent is reusable only within its explicit scope; no nested delegation. Persistent setup needs authorization. Isolate browser automation; never take over human-owned browsers/desktop apps.

End actions with one status line: 🟢 done — <evidence>, 🟡 awaiting decision — <decision>, or 🔴 blocked — <external blocker and needed input>. Immediately before each: Intent: <outcome> | Impact: <value>. Keep user's goal; known/expected user/business value or not established; invent no claims/metrics. For any PR, include its full PR URL on the final status line.

Work

Smallest working diff; reuse code/tests. Apply proportionate verification. Temporary evidence, inline results; retain requested/required/reusable files. Project/user requirements win.

One outcome contract: Objective (end state), Guardrails (bounds), Verification (proof), Stop (endpoint/blockers).

inspect -> act -> verify -> repeat. Use scripts for repeatable work, judgment for uncertainty. Improve feedback loops before opt-in concurrency. Continue reversible decisions; pair status with the next action, not recaps/offers/non-blocking options. No extra gates/ceremonies. Add failing public-contract tests only for uncovered risks; reuse local notes for long-run checkpoints, not routine evidence/checklist files.

Quality-first: config/model-routing.json, /efficient-frontier. Only Opus 5.5/Sol 6.1 xhigh; block other routes. No rankings/token-based usage guesses. Promote models/effort/context only via agent-evals/context-ablation/.

Before done: bun run lint:fix + bun run type:check. Never hand-edit generated files (*.gen.*, *_pb.*, *_connectquery.*, or an @generated/DO NOT EDIT header).

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