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Same request, two covers.

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The second one already has her
palette, her tone and her folder.

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Lucía didn't repeat anything.

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She taught it a rule, just once.

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In under seven minutes you'll write yours.

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Without touching a file: you ask Claude.

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And it remembers it in every project.

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At the end, the trick to make a
rule show up only where it helps.

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Think about what you
repeat in every new chat.

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A designer explains her colors again.

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A writer asks them not
to change his voice.

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A manager wants the decision first.

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Claude starts every conversation
without remembering the last one.

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It's like a brilliant collaborator
who shows up new every morning.

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That's why you carry the memory.

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A global rule is a notebook.

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Claude opens it before every conversation.

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And it opens it in any
project on your computer.

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There are also project rules,
which only apply in one folder.

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The global one goes with you everywhere.

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Let's go with Lucía. She's an illustrator.

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She has her own palette.
She writes warmly.

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And she sorts every delivery by date.

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She doesn't need to know
where rules are stored.

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She opens the terminal and tells Claude:

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Create a global rule: in everything
you design, use my terracotta,

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cream, olive and midnight blue palette,

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write in a warm tone and save each
delivery in a folder with the date.

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Claude writes the rule,
saves it and shows it to her.

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Lucía just reads it and approves it.

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Look at how it turned out. Four
named colors, not "pretty colors."

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"Warm tone," not "write well."

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The more concrete the rule,
the better Claude follows it.

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Now the test. Lucía closes everything.

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She opens a new session in another folder.

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And asks for the same
thing as in the opening:

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Design the cover for
my watercolor workshop.

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On the left, without the rule:

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random colors and a cold text.

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On the right, with the rule:

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her palette, her voice and
a folder with today's date.

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What happened? When the session opened,
Claude read her notebook first.

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When Lucía typed,
it already knew how she works.

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She didn't repeat or paste anything.

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The rule traveled with
her to another folder.

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That's what global means.

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Now, the trick I promised you.

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A rule that's always present
also gets in the way.

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When Lucía asks for her monthly
invoice, the palette is unnecessary.

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It just takes up space in the notebook.

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So she asks Claude:

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Make my palette rule activate only
when you work with my illustrations.

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Now that page only opens when
Claude touches an illustration.

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Lucía asks for her invoice,
and the palette doesn't even show up.

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Less noise, and Claude
focuses on what matters.

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The best rules are short
and live where they're used.

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This isn't just for illustrators.

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Here's one rule per profession.

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If you make music:
how to name your tracks.

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Goodbye to "final mix final two."

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If you write: your voice
and your full spelling.

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And have it suggest changes, not rewrite.

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If you lead a team:
the decision in the first line.

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And nothing gets sent
without your confirmation.

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A rule guides; it isn't a lock.

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That's why it asks for
confirmation on sensitive things.

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At the office: where each file goes.

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In design: your default style.

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If you code: trash instead of deleting.

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We already prepared them
by profile, ready to use.

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Download this tutorial's
kit and tell Claude:

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Install the rules from the
illustration kit I downloaded.

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Claude reads the kit
and shows you each rule.

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It asks which ones you want. You choose.

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It installs them.

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Lucía proved it: same request,
another folder, her style intact.

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Let's recap. A global rule is
a notebook Claude always opens.

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You ask for it in your own words.

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You test it in another folder.
You activate it only where it helps.

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And you pick the ones for your profile.

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In this video's description you'll
find the full prompts and resources.

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Three ideas for today.

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One: ask Claude to interview
you and write your rules.

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Interview me about how I work
and write my global rules.

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Two: have it review your rules and remove
the ones that contradict each other.

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Review my rules and remove the
ones that contradict each other.

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Three: one rule per client,
active only in their folder.

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Create a rule for my client Café Norte
that only activates in their folder.

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Teach it once. Claude remembers for you.