Scoped Rule Architect FAQs

Question 1

Why does the skill enforce a 50-line limit for rules?

Accepted Answer

Rules are auto-injected into the AI's context. Keeping rules under 50 lines ensures high token efficiency, prevents context window saturation, and keeps the model focused on relevant instructions.

Question 2

Does this skill provide automated validation?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it includes a REFACTOR task that utilizes a 'rule-reviewer' subagent to analyze the rule for imperative language, length, and structural integrity before finalizing it.

Question 3

What is the 'RED' phase in rule creation?

Accepted Answer

The RED phase involves attempting a task without the rule active to document exactly where the AI fails to follow desired conventions, providing a baseline for the new rule's requirements.

Question 4

How do glob patterns work with this skill?

Accepted Answer

You define paths in the rule's frontmatter (e.g., src/api/**/*.ts). Claude will only load that specific rule when you are working on files that match that pattern, saving tokens elsewhere.

Question 5

What is the difference between a Law and a Rule in Claude Code?

Accepted Answer

Laws are immutable constraints defined in CLAUDE.md that apply to every single response. Rules are specialized conventions stored in .claude/rules/ that only inject into the context when specific file paths are matched.

Scoped Rule Architect

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Scoped Rule Architect

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