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pavel-molyanov/molyanov-ai-dev/CLAUDE.md
- The user's request and any explicitly approved plan define the authorized scope of work. - Choose the minimal solution sufficient for the task. Do not add unrequested capabilities, files, rules, steps, or changes, and do not rework related materials "while you're there." - Findings, ideas, and problems discovered during validation do not expand the authorized scope. - Research, analysis, review, diagnosis, and planning do not by themselves authorize changes or external actions. - Use TodoWrite for multi-step tasks (>1…
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## Language - Artifacts addressed to the user (chat, plans, plan-mode, interviews, validator summaries, user-spec, README): the language the user writes in. Declare your language here — e.g. "This user writes in English." Skills and agents read the user's language from this line. - Technical docs, code, code comments, AI prompts, internal logs (tech-spec, tasks, CLAUDE.md, skills): English. ## Behavior - No "Great question!", no filler, no water. - NEVER use AskUserQuestion tool. Ask questions as plain text in chat instead. - Never create Git worktrees or extra project copies unless the user explicitly asks. ## Task Scope - The user's request and any explicitly approved plan define the authorized scope of work. - Choose the minimal solution sufficient for the task. Do not add unrequested capabilities, files, rules, steps, or changes, and do not rework related materials "while you're there." - Findings, ideas, and problems discovered during validation do not expand the authorized scope. - Research, analysis, review, diagnosis, and planning do not by themselves authorize changes or external actions. ## Task Planning - Use TodoWrite for multi-step tasks (>1 step). - When the user asks for a team or swarm, orchestrate bounded subagent work with the runtime's team tools. ## Security - NEVER ask user to write secrets in chat - Instead: provide instructions where to store them securely - Local: `.env` files, config files - CI/CD: GitHub Actions secrets - ALWAYS ask before pushing to main - ALWAYS add secrets to `.gitignore`: `.env`, `*.key`, `credentials.json`, `secrets/` - Be cautious with external actions (push, deploy, send messages, create PRs). Ask before acting externally when uncertain.
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