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Guide for creating effective .claude/rules files with contrastive examples that improve agent accuracy.
Core principle: Effective rules use contrastive examples (Incorrect vs Correct) to eliminate ambiguity.
REQUIRED BACKGROUND: Rules are behavioral guardrails, that load into every session and shapes how agents behave across all tasks. Skills load on-demand. If guidance is task-specific, create a skill instead.
Rules are modular, always-loaded instructions placed in .claude/rules/ that enforce consistent behavior. They act as "standing orders" — every agent session inherits them automatically.
| Aspect | Rules (.claude/rules/) | Skills (skills/) | CLAUDE.md |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loading | Every session (or path-scoped) | On-demand when triggered | Every session |
| Purpose | Behavioral constraints | Procedural knowledge | Project overview |
| Scope | Narrow, focused topics | Complete workflows | Broad project context |
| Size | Small (50-200 words each) | Medium (200-2000 words) | Medium (project summary) |
| Format | Contrastive examples | Step-by-step guides | Key-value / bullet points |
Create when:
Do NOT create for:
paths frontmatter)Load every session. Use for universal constraints.
# Error Handling
All error handlers must log the error before rethrowing.
Never silently swallow exceptions.
paths frontmatter)Load only when agent works with matching files. Use for file-type-specific guidance.
---
paths:
- "src/api/**/*.ts"
---
# API Development Rules
All API endpoints must include input validation.
Use the standard error response format.
Explicit high-level rules that set evaluation priorities.
# Evaluation Priorities
Prioritize correctness over style.
Do not reward hallucinated detail.
Penalize confident wrong answers more than uncertain correct ones.
Every rule MUST follow the Description-Incorrect-Correct template. This structure eliminates ambiguity by showing both what NOT to do and what TO do.
---
title: Short Rule Name
paths: # Optional but preferable: when it is possible to define, use it!
- "src/**/*.ts"
---
# Rule Name
[1-2 sentence description of what the rule enforces and WHY it matters.]
## Incorrect
[Description of what is wrong with this pattern.]
\`\`\`language
// Anti-pattern code or behavior example
\`\`\`
## Correct
[Description of why this pattern is better.]
\`\`\`language
// Recommended code or behavior example
\`\`\`
## Reference
[Optional: links to documentation, papers, or related rules.]
Researches shows that rules with both positive and negative examples are significantly more discriminative than rules with only positive guidance. The Incorrect/Correct pairing:
Explicit, high-level guidance:
| Principle | Example |
|---|---|
| Prioritize correctness over style | "A functionally correct but ugly solution is better than an elegant but broken one" |
| Do not reward hallucinated detail | "Extra information not grounded in the codebase should be penalized, not rewarded" |
| Penalize confident errors | "A confidently stated wrong answer is worse than an uncertain correct one" |
| Be specific, not vague | "Functions must not exceed 50 lines" not "Keep functions short" |
| State the WHY | "Use early returns to reduce nesting — deeply nested code increases cognitive load" |
The Incorrect section must show a pattern the agent would plausibly produce. Abstract or contrived bad examples provide no value.
Effective Incorrect examples:
Ineffective Incorrect examples:
The Correct section must show the minimal change needed to fix the Incorrect pattern. Large rewrites obscure the actual lesson.
Effective Correct examples:
Ineffective Correct examples:
Rules load every session. Every token counts.
.claude/
├── CLAUDE.md # Project overview (broad)
└── rules/
├── code-style.md # Global: code formatting rules
├── error-handling.md # Global: error handling patterns
├── testing.md # Global: testing conventions
├── security.md # Global: security requirements
├── evaluation-priorities.md # Global: judge/evaluator priorities
├── frontend/
│ ├── components.md # Path-scoped: React component rules
│ └── state-management.md # Path-scoped: state management rules
└── backend/
├── api-design.md # Path-scoped: API patterns
└── database.md # Path-scoped: database conventions
Naming conventions:
error-handling.md, not ErrorHandling.mderror-handling.md, not try-catch-patterns.mdFollow these steps in order, skipping only when a step is clearly not applicable.
Before writing any rule, identify the specific agent behavior that needs correction. This understanding can come from:
Document the gap as a concrete statement: "The agent does X, but should do Y."
Conclude this step when there is a clear, specific behavior to correct.
Decide whether this rule should be:
paths frontmatter) — applies to all work in the projectpaths frontmatter with glob patterns) — applies only when working with matching files~/.claude/rules/) — applies across all projects for personal preferencesDecision guide:
Is this project-specific?
No → User-level rule (~/.claude/rules/)
Yes → Is it relevant to ALL files?
Yes → Global rule (.claude/rules/rule-name.md)
No → Path-scoped rule (.claude/rules/rule-name.md with paths: frontmatter)
This is the most critical step. Write the Incorrect and Correct examples BEFORE writing the description.
Quality check for contrastive examples:
| Check | Pass Criteria |
|---|---|
| Plausibility | Would an agent actually produce the Incorrect pattern? |
| Minimality | Does the Correct pattern change only what is necessary? |
| Clarity | Can a reader identify the difference in under 5 seconds? |
| Specificity | Does each example demonstrate exactly one concept? |
| Groundedness | Are the examples drawn from real codebase patterns? |
Now write the 1-2 sentence description that connects the contrastive examples. The description must:
Create the rule file following the structure template:
title, impact, tags, and optionally pathsPlace the file in .claude/rules/ with a descriptive filename.
Before finishing, verify:
.claude/rules/<rule-name>.mdtitle and impactpaths is set, glob patterns match intended filesAfter a rule is written, apply a Decompose → Filter → Reweight refinement cycle before finalizing:
Consider splitting complex rules into multiple focused rules.
For rules that your written, ask yourself: "Is this rule trying to cover more than one concept?"
For rules that your written, ask yourself: "Could this rule penalize acceptable variations or reward behaviors the prompt does not ask for?"
name: create-rule description: Use when found gap or repetative issue, that produced by you or implemenataion agent. Esentially use it each time when you say "You absolutly right, I should have done it differently." -> need create rule for this issue so it not appears again.
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name: create-rule
description: Use when found gap or repetative issue, that produced by you or implemenataion agent. Esentially use it each time when you say "You absolutly right, I should have done it differently." -> need create rule for this issue so it not appears again.
---
# Create Rule
Guide for creating effective `.claude/rules` files with contrastive examples that improve agent accuracy.
## Overview
**Core principle:** Effective rules use contrastive examples (Incorrect vs Correct) to eliminate ambiguity.
**REQUIRED BACKGROUND:** Rules are behavioral guardrails, that load into every session and shapes how agents behave across all tasks. Skills load on-demand. If guidance is task-specific, create a skill instead.
## About Rules
Rules are modular, always-loaded instructions placed in `.claude/rules/` that enforce consistent behavior. They act as "standing orders" — every agent session inherits them automatically.
### What Rules Provide
1. **Behavioral constraints** — What to do and what NOT to do
2. **Code standards** — Formatting, patterns, architecture decisions
3. **Quality gates** — Conditions that must be met before proceeding
4. **Domain conventions** — Project-specific terminology and practices
### Rules vs Skills vs CLAUDE.md
| Aspect | Rules (`.claude/rules/`) | Skills (`skills/`) | CLAUDE.md |
|--------|--------------------------|---------------------|-----------|
| **Loading** | Every session (or path-scoped) | On-demand when triggered | Every session |
| **Purpose** | Behavioral constraints | Procedural knowledge | Project overview |
| **Scope** | Narrow, focused topics | Complete workflows | Broad project context |
| **Size** | Small (50-200 words each) | Medium (200-2000 words) | Medium (project summary) |
| **Format** | Contrastive examples | Step-by-step guides | Key-value / bullet points |
## When to Create a Rule
**Create when:**
- A behavior must apply to ALL agent sessions, not just specific tasks
- Agents repeatedly make the same mistake despite corrections
- A convention has clear right/wrong patterns (contrastive examples possible)
- Path-specific guidance is needed for certain file types
**Do NOT create for:**
- Task-specific workflows (use a skill instead)
- One-time instructions (put in the prompt)
- Broad project context (put in CLAUDE.md)
- Guidance that requires multi-step procedures (use a skill)
## Rule Types
### Global Rules (no `paths` frontmatter)
Load every session. Use for universal constraints.
```markdown
# Error Handling
All error handlers must log the error before rethrowing.
Never silently swallow exceptions.
```
### Path-Scoped Rules (`paths` frontmatter)
Load only when agent works with matching files. Use for file-type-specific guidance.
```markdown
---
paths:
- "src/api/**/*.ts"
---
# API Development Rules
All API endpoints must include input validation.
Use the standard error response format.
```
### Priority Rules (evaluator/judge guidance)
Explicit high-level rules that set evaluation priorities.
```markdown
# Evaluation Priorities
Prioritize correctness over style.
Do not reward hallucinated detail.
Penalize confident wrong answers more than uncertain correct ones.
```
## Rule Structure: The Contrastive Pattern
Every rule MUST follow the Description-Incorrect-Correct template. This structure eliminates ambiguity by showing both what NOT to do and what TO do.
### Required Sections
```markdown
---
title: Short Rule Name
paths: # Optional but preferable: when it is possible to define, use it!
- "src/**/*.ts"
---
# Rule Name
[1-2 sentence description of what the rule enforces and WHY it matters.]
## Incorrect
[Description of what is wrong with this pattern.]
\`\`\`language
// Anti-pattern code or behavior example
\`\`\`
## Correct
[Description of why this pattern is better.]
\`\`\`language
// Recommended code or behavior example
\`\`\`
## Reference
[Optional: links to documentation, papers, or related rules.]
```
### Why Contrastive Examples Work
Researches shows that rules with both positive and negative examples are significantly more discriminative than rules with only positive guidance. The Incorrect/Correct pairing:
1. **Eliminates ambiguity** — the agent sees the exact boundary between acceptable and unacceptable
2. **Prevents rationalization** — harder to argue "this is close enough" when the wrong pattern is explicitly shown
3. **Enables self-correction** — agents can compare their output against both patterns
## Writing Effective Rules
### Rule Description Principles
Explicit, high-level guidance:
| Principle | Example |
|-----------|---------|
| **Prioritize correctness over style** | "A functionally correct but ugly solution is better than an elegant but broken one" |
| **Do not reward hallucinated detail** | "Extra information not grounded in the codebase should be penalized, not rewarded" |
| **Penalize confident errors** | "A confidently stated wrong answer is worse than an uncertain correct one" |
| **Be specific, not vague** | "Functions must not exceed 50 lines" not "Keep functions short" |
| **State the WHY** | "Use early returns to reduce nesting — deeply nested code increases cognitive load" |
### Incorrect Examples: What to Show
The Incorrect section must show a pattern the agent would **plausibly produce**. Abstract or contrived bad examples provide no value.
**Effective Incorrect examples:**
- Show the most common mistake agents make for this scenario
- Include the rationalization an agent might use ("this is simpler")
- Mirror real code patterns found in the codebase
**Ineffective Incorrect examples:**
- Obviously broken code no agent would produce
- Syntax errors (agents already avoid these)
- Patterns unrelated to the rule's concern
### Correct Examples: What to Show
The Correct section must show the minimal change needed to fix the Incorrect pattern. Large rewrites obscure the actual lesson.
**Effective Correct examples:**
- Show the same scenario as Incorrect, fixed
- Highlight the specific change that matters
- Include a brief comment explaining WHY this is better
**Ineffective Correct examples:**
- Completely different code from the Incorrect example
- Over-engineered solutions that add unnecessary complexity
- Patterns that require additional context not shown
### Token Efficiency
Rules load every session. Every token counts.
- **Target:** 50-200 words per rule file (excluding code examples)
- **One rule per file** — do not bundle unrelated constraints
- **Use path scoping** to avoid loading irrelevant rules
- **Code examples:** Keep under 20 lines each (Incorrect and Correct)
## Directory Structure
```
.claude/
├── CLAUDE.md # Project overview (broad)
└── rules/
├── code-style.md # Global: code formatting rules
├── error-handling.md # Global: error handling patterns
├── testing.md # Global: testing conventions
├── security.md # Global: security requirements
├── evaluation-priorities.md # Global: judge/evaluator priorities
├── frontend/
│ ├── components.md # Path-scoped: React component rules
│ └── state-management.md # Path-scoped: state management rules
└── backend/
├── api-design.md # Path-scoped: API patterns
└── database.md # Path-scoped: database conventions
```
**Naming conventions:**
- Use lowercase with hyphens: `error-handling.md`, not `ErrorHandling.md`
- Name by the concern, not the solution: `error-handling.md`, not `try-catch-patterns.md`
- One topic per file for modularity
- Use subdirectories to group related rules by domain
## Rule Creation Process
Follow these steps in order, skipping only when a step is clearly not applicable.
### Step 1: Identify the Behavioral Gap
Before writing any rule, identify the specific agent behavior that needs correction. This understanding can come from:
- **Observed failures** — the agent repeatedly makes a specific mistake
- **Codebase analysis** — the project has conventions not obvious from code alone
- **Evaluation findings** — a judge/meta-judge identified a quality gap
- **User feedback** — explicit correction of agent behavior
Document the gap as a concrete statement: "The agent does X, but should do Y."
Conclude this step when there is a clear, specific behavior to correct.
### Step 2: Determine Rule Scope
Decide whether this rule should be:
1. **Global** (no `paths` frontmatter) — applies to all work in the project
2. **Path-scoped** (`paths` frontmatter with glob patterns) — applies only when working with matching files
3. **User-level** (`~/.claude/rules/`) — applies across all projects for personal preferences
**Decision guide:**
```
Is this project-specific?
No → User-level rule (~/.claude/rules/)
Yes → Is it relevant to ALL files?
Yes → Global rule (.claude/rules/rule-name.md)
No → Path-scoped rule (.claude/rules/rule-name.md with paths: frontmatter)
```
### Step 3: Write Contrastive Examples
This is the most critical step. Write the Incorrect and Correct examples BEFORE writing the description.
1. **Start with the Incorrect pattern** — write the exact code or behavior the agent produces that needs correction
2. **Write the Correct pattern** — show the minimal fix that addresses the issue
3. **Verify contrast is clear** — the difference between Incorrect and Correct must be obvious and focused on exactly one concept
**Quality check for contrastive examples:**
| Check | Pass Criteria |
|-------|---------------|
| Plausibility | Would an agent actually produce the Incorrect pattern? |
| Minimality | Does the Correct pattern change only what is necessary? |
| Clarity | Can a reader identify the difference in under 5 seconds? |
| Specificity | Does each example demonstrate exactly one concept? |
| Groundedness | Are the examples drawn from real codebase patterns? |
### Step 4: Write the Rule Description
Now write the 1-2 sentence description that connects the contrastive examples. The description must:
- State WHAT the rule enforces
- State WHY it matters (the impact or consequence)
- Use imperative form ("Use early returns" not "You should use early returns")
### Step 5: Assemble the Rule File
Create the rule file following the structure template:
1. Add YAML frontmatter with `title`, `impact`, `tags`, and optionally `paths`
2. Write the heading and description
3. Add the Incorrect section with description and code
4. Add the Correct section with description and code
5. Optionally add a Reference section with links
Place the file in `.claude/rules/` with a descriptive filename.
### Step 6: Validate the Rule
Before finishing, verify:
1. **File location** — rule exists at `.claude/rules/<rule-name>.md`
2. **Frontmatter** — contains at minimum `title` and `impact`
3. **Contrastive examples** — both Incorrect and Correct sections present with code blocks
4. **Token budget** — description is 50-200 words (excluding code)
5. **Path scoping** — if `paths` is set, glob patterns match intended files
6. **No overlap** — rule does not duplicate guidance in CLAUDE.md or other rules
### Step 7: Iterate Based on Feedback or Observations
After a rule is written, apply a Decompose → Filter → Reweight refinement cycle before finalizing:
#### 7.1 Decompose Check
Consider splitting complex rules into multiple focused rules.
For rules that your written, ask yourself: "Is this rule trying to cover more than one concept?"
- If YES, split it into multiple focused rules, each addressing exactly one concept
- If the Incorrect example shows multiple distinct anti-patterns, create separate rules for each
#### 7.2 Misalignment Filter
For rules that your written, ask yourself: "Could this rule penalize acceptable variations or reward behaviors the prompt does not ask for?"
- If YES, narrow the scope or rewrite the contrastive examples
- Verify: would an agent actually pSkill source recorded
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