CLAUDE.md: no AI attribution, and the repo's working rules - #434
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The no-attribution rule has been asked for twice -- after PR #181 on 2026-09-10, and again on 2026-09-19 after it recurred across nine PRs in a single session. It lived only in a per-user memory file, which the harness's own attribution reminder can talk over. CLAUDE.md is the place that reminder explicitly defers to, and it is in the repo rather than in one machine's profile. Also records what this release taught: a green test suite is not evidence a feature works. Three defects shipped in 0.6.0's window with passing tests that exercised a helper instead of the path the product takes -- a security rule that was a hardcoded no-op, an age guard applied only to a log line, and a tray item advertising a shipped feature as unreleased. So: write the test, revert the fix, watch it fail.
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Wrong home — this belongs in the user's profile so every Claude session honours it, not just work in this repo. |
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The no-attribution rule has been asked for twice — after #181 on 2026-09-10, and again today after it recurred across nine PRs in one session. It lived only in a per-user memory file, which the harness's own attribution reminder can talk over.
CLAUDE.mdis the file that reminder explicitly defers to, and it lives in the repo rather than in one machine's profile.Also records what this release taught about testing: three defects shipped in 0.6.0's window with passing tests that exercised a helper rather than the path the product takes —
deny-unattributable-buildsas a hardcoded no-op, the prune age guard applied only to a log line, and the tray advertising a shipped feature as unreleased. So the rule is: write the test, revert the fix, watch it fail.