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Move the canonical working-agreements file to core/CLAUDE.md (preserving history) and leave a thin root CLAUDE.md pin that imports it so the invariants still auto-load at the repo root. Update ONBOARDING.md's stale docs/ paths to core/docs/. The move also fixes the core/src/*/AGENTS.md links that pointed at ../../CLAUDE.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015hmgREHNsxYCuim33yUF2c
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Your Setup Checklist
Codebases
- sica-fondt — https://github.com/shoggoth-sector/sica-fondt
MCP Servers to Activate
- GitHub — read/write PRs, issues, CI status, and code from GitHub without leaving Claude Code. Get access by connecting the GitHub MCP server in your Claude Code settings and authorizing the
shoggoth-sectororg.
Skills to Know About
- /update-config — configure the Claude Code harness via settings.json (permissions, env vars, hooks). The team's most-used command; reach for it for any "from now on when X…" automation.
- /session-start-hook — set up a SessionStart hook so the repo's toolchains/tests are ready in every web session. This repo uses one to install ponyc/Alire/GnuCOBOL.
- /deep-research — fan-out, fact-checked, cited research reports when you need to investigate a topic in depth.
- /fewer-permission-prompts — scan transcripts and add a read-only allowlist to
.claude/settings.jsonto cut down on permission prompts. - /compact — free up context by summarizing the conversation so far on a long session.
- /design-sync — keep the design docs and the architecture in step (used on this design-first repo).
Team Tips
- Design before code. This is a design-first repo — the architecture docs are
the source of truth and the code follows them. When something feels ambiguous,
the answer is usually already written down; sync the design first (
/design-sync). - The container is ephemeral; toolchains are reinstalled every session. A
SessionStart hook (
.claude/hooks/install-toolchains.sh) installs ponyc (via ponyup), Alire/GNAT, and GnuCOBOL on each session. If a build can't findponyc, it's aPATHthing:export PATH=/root/.local/share/ponyup/bin:$PATH. - All external traffic crosses the Ada border (D1) first. That's the S1 structural invariant — never route around it, and never reclassify a message's provenance (S2). The Ichor bus rejects unscreened external payloads on purpose.
- The invariant-law vault is immutable at runtime. Invariant 0 (the culpability anchor) and 01 (minimize harm) live in the COBOL vault and are not to be edited casually — they're the constitution, not config.
- Verify by running, not just reading. Use
/run-sica-fondt(or itssmoke.sh) to build + run the Pony/Ada/COBOL units and confirm all green before you push. - Commit and push before you walk away. The stop hook will nag about untracked files for a reason — nothing survives the container otherwise.
Get Started
Your first task: get the project running end-to-end and read the map. Not sure which doc to read for what? Start with AGENTS.md — it's the directions for every other document here.
- Open the repo and let the SessionStart hook finish installing toolchains.
- Run the smoke driver to confirm everything builds and runs:
.claude/skills/run-sica-fondt/smoke.sh— you wantsmoke: ALL GREEN. - Read
README.md, andcore/docs/(start withcore/docs/bus-topology.mdandcore/docs/gen03_state_of_architecture.md) to understand the organ/border model (Ichor bus → Ada D1 border → inner brain; the COBOL invariant vault). - Pick up a small design-sync or build task from there. Ask Claude to walk you
through any unit — it has the
run-sica-fondtskill loaded.