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[Brief project description - explain what this project does] Tech Stack: [List your technologies, e.g., Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL] Core Principle: [Key architectural principle, e.g., "API-first design with type safety"] Last Updated: 2026-11-01 Navigator Version: 8.4.12 Navigator runtime: workflow enforcement (session context, workflow gating, read guarding, intent briefs, completion gating, compact markers) lives in the hook runtime, not in prose in this file. Off-switches live in .agent/.nav-config.json: every hook block has enabled (e.g. workflow_enforcer_hook.enabled: false), gating blocks also take strict_block: false…

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[Project Name] - Claude Code Configuration

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[Brief project description - explain what this project does]

Tech Stack: [List your technologies, e.g., Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL]

Core Principle: [Key architectural principle, e.g., "API-first design with type safety"]

Last Updated: 2026-11-01 Navigator Version: 8.4.12


Navigator

Navigator runtime: workflow enforcement (session context, workflow gating, read guarding, intent briefs, completion gating, compact markers) lives in the hook runtime, not in prose in this file. Off-switches live in .agent/.nav-config.json: every hook block has enabled (e.g. workflow_enforcer_hook.enabled: false), gating blocks also take strict_block: false to warn instead of block, Tier-1 instant answers toggle per rule under tier1.rules (feature-wide: tier1.enabled), and forced continuation stays off unless stop_completion.continue_enabled: true. Setting the PILOT_EXECUTOR environment variable disables interactive/blocking hook behavior for non-interactive executors. Project docs live in .agent/ — start from .agent/DEVELOPMENT-README.md and load task/system/SOP docs on demand, not upfront.


Project-Specific Code Standards

[Customize for your project's framework and patterns]

  • Architecture: KISS, DRY, SOLID principles
  • TypeScript: Strict mode, no any without justification
  • Line Length: Max 100 characters
  • Testing: High coverage (backend 90%+, frontend 85%+)

Forbidden Actions

  • ❌ No Claude Code mentions in commits/code
  • ❌ No package.json modifications without approval
  • ❌ Never commit secrets/API keys/.env files
  • ❌ Don't delete tests without replacement

[Add project-specific violations here]

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