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I've put some stuff in my global Claude.md to avoid things like... * Claude trying to install packages into my Python system interpreter - (always use uv and v

I've put some stuff in my global Claude.md to avoid things like... * Claude trying to install packages into my Python system interpreter - (always use uv and venvs) * Claude pushing to main - (don't push to main ever) * When creating a PR, completely ignoring how to contribute (always read CONTRIBUTING.md when creating a PR) * Yellow ANSI text in console output - (Color choices must be visible on both dark and light backgrounds) Because I got sick of repeating myself about the basics.

theshrike79 7mo ago
Mine has "always run `task build` before claiming a task as done" For all of my projects task build runs linters, tests and builds the project with as little output as possible on a happy path. This catches a bunch of "it's a pre-existing issue" stuff from Claude. Sometimes I ask it to run build first, then start implementing just so that it can prove to itself that no, it wasn't a pre-existing issue, you broke something.
nsvd2 7mo ago
I usually relegate the agent to code, I do the git part/put the patch together. Git is an excellent tool to review the changes granularly and find potential weaknesses.