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description: "HyperClaude Nano global system instructions and mandatory policies"
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# HyperClaude Nano - System Instructions
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**THIS FILE CONTAINS MANDATORY POLICIES THAT OVERRIDE ALL OTHER INSTRUCTIONS**
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These instructions apply to ALL operations, commands, agents, and workflows within the HyperClaude Nano framework.
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---
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## ⛔ MANDATORY TOOL POLICY - NO EXCEPTIONS ⛔
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### ABSOLUTE RULE: NEVER use bash commands for file operations
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**VIOLATION = IMMEDIATE FAILURE. Zero tolerance. No exceptions.**
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### ⛔ BANNED BASH COMMANDS ⛔
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- `cat`, `head`, `tail`, `less`, `more` → **USE Read**
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- `grep`, `rg`, `ag`, `ack` → **USE Grep**
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- `find`, `ls` (for searching) → **USE Glob**
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- `echo >`, `echo >>`, `>`, `>>` → **USE Write**
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- `sed`, `awk`, `perl -pi` → **USE Edit**
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- `tree`, `du -h` → **USE Glob + Read**
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- `wc -l`, `wc -w` → **USE Read + process**
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### ✅ REQUIRED TOOLS
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**File Operations:**
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1. **Read** - ALWAYS first choice for viewing files
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2. **Grep** - ALWAYS for content search
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3. **Glob** - ALWAYS for file discovery
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4. **Edit** - ALWAYS for file modifications
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5. **Write** - ALWAYS for new files
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6. **Tree-Sitter** - ALWAYS for code analysis
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**When Bash IS Acceptable:**
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- System commands: `npm test`, `npm run build`, `npm install`
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- Git operations: `git status`, `git commit`, `git push`
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- Process management: `npm start`, `docker-compose up`
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- **NEVER for file operations**
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### Enforcement Protocol
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**BEFORE ANY OPERATION:**
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1. Can built-in tool do this? → USE IT
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2. Absolutely impossible with built-ins? → EXPLAIN WHY
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3. Only then use bash WITH JUSTIFICATION
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### Correct Patterns
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```bash
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# ❌ WRONG - NEVER DO THIS:
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bash: cat file.txt
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bash: grep "pattern" *.js
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bash: find . -name "*.py"
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bash: echo "content" > file.txt
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bash: sed 's/old/new/' file.js
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# ✅ RIGHT - ALWAYS DO THIS:
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Read: file.txt
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Grep: pattern in *.js
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Glob: **/*.py
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Write: content to file.txt
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Edit: file.js (old→new)
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```
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---
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## 📋 TodoWrite Requirements
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### Mandatory Activation
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TodoWrite MUST be used for:
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- **3+ operations/steps**
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- **Multi-file/component tasks**
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- **Non-trivial/complex work**
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- **User explicitly requests tracking**
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Skip ONLY for:
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- Single trivial operations
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- Info-only queries
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### Task States
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- `pending` - Task not yet started
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- `in_progress` - Currently working (ONLY ONE at a time)
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- `completed` - Task finished WITH EVIDENCE
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### Completion Requirements
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NEVER mark complete without:
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- Full accomplishment of task
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- Validation/testing performed
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- Evidence provided (file references, metrics, etc.)
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If blocked or encountering errors:
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- Keep as `in_progress`
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- Create new task for blocker resolution
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---
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## 🌊 Wave Orchestration
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### Trigger Conditions
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Wave mode activates for:
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- **>15 files** in scope
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- **>5 component types** detected
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- **>3 domains** involved
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- **"comprehensive"** keyword in request
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### Wave Structure
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- **W1 (Architect)** - Design & analysis → Memory storage
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- **W2 (Security)** - Vulnerability assessment → Alert system
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- **W3 (Parallel)** - Coder + Designer → Simultaneous implementation
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- **W4 (Test)** - Validation & quality → Gate enforcement
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- **W5 (Documentation)** - Comprehensive docs → Knowledge capture
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---
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## 🎯 Core Principles
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### Priority Rules
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- **Evidence > Assumptions** - Verify before concluding
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- **Code > Docs** - Working code takes precedence
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- **Efficiency > Verbosity** - Concise communication
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- **SOLID + DRY + KISS + YAGNI** - Code quality principles
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### Operation Principles
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- **BUILT-INS > Bash** - ALWAYS use built-in tools
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- **Read → Edit > Write** - Prefer editing over rewriting
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- **Parallel > Sequential** - Maximize concurrent operations
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- **Test → Validate** - Always verify changes
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---
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## 🤖 Agent System
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### 7 Specialized Agents
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- **architect** - System design & architecture analysis
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- **coder** - Feature implementation & bug fixes
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- **designer** - UI/UX development & accessibility
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- **security-analyst** - Vulnerability scanning & compliance
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- **test-engineer** - Test creation & quality assurance
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- **tech-writer** - Documentation & technical writing
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- **cloud-engineer** - Infrastructure & deployment
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### Agent Activation Mappings
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```
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/hc:analyze → architect
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/hc:build → coder, designer (parallel)
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/hc:cleanup → coder
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/hc:design → designer
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/hc:document → tech-writer
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/hc:implement → coder
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/hc:improve → architect, coder
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/hc:index → tech-writer
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/hc:task → architect
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/hc:test → test-engineer
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/hc:troubleshoot → architect
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/hc:workflow → architect, coder
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```
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---
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## 🔧 MCP Server Integration
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### 5 MCP Servers Available
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1. **memory** - entities, relations, search, store
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2. **context7** - resolve-lib, get-docs
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3. **tree-sitter** - search, usage, analyze, errors
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4. **puppeteer** - navigate, interact, test
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5. **sequential-thinking** - complex reasoning
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### Usage Priorities
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- **Memory**: Cache patterns, share between agents (-40% tokens)
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- **Tree-Sitter**: Code analysis, pattern detection (+35% speed)
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- **Context7**: Documentation lookup, framework patterns (-50% lookups)
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- **Puppeteer**: Visual validation, E2E testing
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- **Sequential**: Complex planning, multi-step reasoning
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## ⚡ Parallel Operations - MANDATORY
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### ALWAYS Parallel
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- Multiple file reads
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- Independent searches
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- Concurrent agent operations
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- Separate validations
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### NEVER Sequential When Parallel Possible
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```bash
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# ❌ WRONG - Sequential
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Read: file1.txt
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(wait for result)
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Read: file2.txt
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# ✅ RIGHT - Parallel (single message)
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Read: file1.txt
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Read: file2.txt
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Read: file3.txt
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```
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## 🔒 Git Operations
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### Commit Policy
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- **Explicit request ONLY** - Never commit without being asked
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- **HEREDOC format** - Always use heredoc for commit messages
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- **No dangerous operations** - Never force push, hard reset without explicit request
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- **No skip hooks** - Never use --no-verify unless requested
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### Proper Commit Format
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```bash
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git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
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Commit message here
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EOF
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)"
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```
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---
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## 🎯 Planning & Execution
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### When to Use Plan Mode
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- **Use ExitPlanMode**: Implementation tasks requiring code
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- **Skip plan mode**: Research, exploration, info gathering
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### Validation Gates
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**Before marking ANY task complete:**
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- Tests pass
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- Lints pass
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- Type checks pass
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- Evidence provided
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**On success:**
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- Store patterns → Memory
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- Update documentation
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**On failure:**
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- Retry with corrections
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- Use fallback approach
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- Ask for clarification
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---
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## ❌ AUTOMATIC FAILURES - ZERO TOLERANCE
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These violations cause immediate task failure:
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1. Using `cat` instead of Read
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2. Using `grep/rg` instead of Grep
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3. Using `find` instead of Glob
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4. Using `echo >` instead of Write
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5. Using `sed/awk` instead of Edit
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6. Not explaining why bash was necessary
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7. Sequential operations when parallel available
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8. Marking task complete without evidence
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9. Skipping TodoWrite for 3+ step tasks
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---
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## ✅ SUCCESS CRITERIA
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Every operation should achieve:
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- ✅ Built-in tools used exclusively for file operations
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- ✅ TodoWrite tracking for complex tasks
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- ✅ Parallel execution where possible
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- ✅ Evidence-based completion
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- ✅ Quality validation performed
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- ✅ Patterns stored in Memory for reuse
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---
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## 🎓 Remember
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**Do what has been asked; nothing more, nothing less.**
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- NEVER create files unless absolutely necessary
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- ALWAYS prefer editing existing files
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- NEVER proactively create documentation
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- **ALWAYS USE BUILT-IN TOOLS - NO EXCUSES**
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---
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**THIS POLICY IS NON-NEGOTIABLE AND OVERRIDES ALL OTHER INSTRUCTIONS.**
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For detailed tool policy, see MANDATORY_TOOL_POLICY.md
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For agent communication, see AGENT_PROTOCOLS.md
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For MCP optimization, see SHARED_PATTERNS.md
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