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Problem
Users who git init . in their ~/.claude (or PAI install directory) have no clear way to know which files are PAI-managed vs their own customizations. This
makes it difficult to:
- Version control personal configurations without tracking upstream files
- Know what's safe to modify vs what may be overwritten on upgrade
- Maintain a clean separation between PAI core and user content
Proposal
- PAI-managed manifest - PAI declares which files/paths it maintains
- Install
.gitignore- Ships with the install (not source repo) so users cangit init .and immediately have sensible ignores for PAI-managed paths
Example .gitignore at install location:
# PAI-managed - excluded from user versioning
skills/CORE/SYSTEM/
skills/Browser/
lib/
tools/
hooks/SessionStart.ts
# ... etcEnhancement: TOML companion for tooling
A .gitignore solves the git use case, but tooling (upgrade scripts, integrity checks, conflict detection) benefits from programmatic parsing. Consider a
companion:
# pai-managed.toml
[managed]
paths = [
"skills/CORE/SYSTEM/**",
"lib/**",
"tools/**"
]Same patterns, machine-readable. The .gitignore remains the human-facing artifact; TOML enables automation without regex parsing.
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