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<!-- PROJECT SCOPE ONLY (claude-config repo). The user-scope GLOBAL memory is
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./CLAUDE.global.md, deployed as ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md by link.sh — edit
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THAT file for cross-project doctrine. -->
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# claude-config — project instructions
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## Health Stack
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- shell: `shellcheck *.sh hooks/*.sh lib/*.sh`
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## rules/ maintenance
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Modular instruction files loaded by Claude Code alongside the global memory.
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`rules/` is symlinked to `~/.claude/rules` by `link.sh` (user scope, ALL
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projects). One rule = one file = one concern.
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A rule WITH `paths:` YAML frontmatter (glob list) loads lazily — only when
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Claude reads a file matching a glob; a rule WITHOUT it loads at session
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start, same cost as the global memory. Extract from CLAUDE.global.md only
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what can be path-scoped (the token win) or what is generated; always-on
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doctrine stays in CLAUDE.global.md. `paths:` globs match against the
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CURRENT project's tree — a broad glob (e.g. `rules/**`) can fire in foreign
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projects; keep rule bodies tiny.
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Docs: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/memory.md#path-specific-rules
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Machine-owned: `rules/context7.md` is DELETED BY DESIGN (BDR-053,
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2026-07-06) — `ctx7 setup --claude --cli` still writes it, but
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install-plugins.sh STEP ctx7 purges it right after; the find-docs skill is
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the single ctx7 surface. If it reappears (manual `ctx7 setup`), delete it
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or re-run `make plugin`.
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## Transient planning artifacts
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`docs/superpowers/specs/**` and `docs/superpowers/plans/**` are run-time
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artifacts of a feature pipeline (subagent briefs, reviewer references).
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They are committed DURING the run and DELETED in the post-merge cleanup
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(BDR-065) — git history at the feature commits is their archive. Durable
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knowledge goes to `.claude/memory/` registries, never to these files.
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Derived scan/audit outputs (`.audit/**`) are gitignored and never
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committed, even redacted (LRN-124).
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