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Repo Hygiene

CLAUDE.md and an organized issue tracker — the substrate every higher warp needs.

Introduced at Warp 2, hygiene is the unglamorous groundwork everything else stands on. Two things: a clear CLAUDE.md, and an organized issue tracker. Get these right and roles, bookkeeping, and routines have somewhere to attach. Hygiene first, autonomy later.

CLAUDE.md present

CLAUDE.md is the file the agent reads every session, so it's where durable workflow lives. Keep basic workflow instructions here; if it's absent, create one.

CLAUDE.md present with basic workflow instructions. If it's absent, create one.

Issue tracking wired

Track every idea in one organized place (Linear). A letter+number scheme (e.g. A1, T3) keeps the backlog legible. Marking dependencies is optional at this stage — it becomes a tech tree at Warp 3.

Issue tracking wired (Linear). Track every idea here, organized.
Use a letter+number scheme (e.g. A1, T3). Marking dependencies is optional at this stage.

Why it matters

Roles (Warp 3), bookkeeping (cost-per-ticket needs tickets), and prioritization routines all build on an organized tracker and a clear CLAUDE.md. Skip the hygiene and the higher levels have nothing to stand on.

Treat the tracker as the agent's memory of intent and CLAUDE.md as its memory of how. Both are durable, reviewable files — exactly the substrate the forward-deployed agent model relies on.
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