claude-config-optimizer

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Claude Code config optimization skill. Use when: - Editing CLAUDE.md, rules/, skills/, agents/, commands/ - User asks about config best practices - Checking optimization status - User says "claude code changelog" or "claude code updates" - User asks about new features or breaking changes in Claude Code

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npx skill4agent add i9wa4/dotfiles claude-config-optimizer

Claude Config Optimizer Skill

Rules and tracking for Claude Code configuration optimization.

1. Config File Location

User's Claude Code config is stored at: @/ghq/github.com/i9wa4/dotfiles/config/agents/ @/ghq/github.com/i9wa4/dotfiles/config/claude/
Key files:
  • settings.json
    - Main settings
  • CLAUDE.md
    - Persona and core rules
  • rules/
    - Detailed rules (auto-loaded at startup)
  • skills/
    - Specialized knowledge (loaded on demand)
  • agents/
    - Custom agents
  • commands/
    - Slash commands

2. Fetch CHANGELOG

Use
gh
command to fetch the latest CHANGELOG:
sh
gh api repos/anthropics/claude-code/contents/CHANGELOG.md \
  --jq '.content' | base64 -d > .i9wa4/tmp/claude-code-changelog.md
Then read the file to analyze.

3. CHANGELOG Operations

3.1. Latest Release Summary

  1. Fetch CHANGELOG using the command above
  2. Extract the first
    ## x.x.x
    section
  3. Categorize changes into:
    • New features (Added)
    • Bug fixes (Fixed)
    • Improvements (Improved/Changed)
    • Deprecations (Deprecated)
  4. Present in Japanese with brief explanations

3.2. Version Diff

  1. Ask user for start and end versions
  2. Extract all sections between those versions
  3. Summarize cumulative changes
  4. Highlight breaking changes and deprecations

3.3. Breaking Changes Detection

  1. Search for keywords:
    Deprecated
    ,
    Removed
    ,
    Breaking
    ,
    Changed
  2. List affected settings and migration paths
  3. Check user's config for affected settings

4. Specification Reference

For detailed questions about Claude Code specifications, features, and usage:
  • YOU MUST: Use the
    claude-code-guide
    subagent via Task tool
  • Example queries: hooks, MCP servers, settings, IDE integrations
text
Task tool with subagent_type: claude-code-guide

5. Settings Categories

CategoryExamples
Display
showTurnDuration
,
language
Behavior
respectGitignore
,
autoUpdate
Tools
disallowedTools
,
allowedTools
MCPMCP server configurations
HooksPreToolUse, PostToolUse, Stop hooks
Plans
plansDirectory

6. CLAUDE.md Design Guidelines

  • YOU MUST: Focus only on persona and core guidelines
  • YOU MUST: Split detailed rules into
    rules/
  • NEVER: Include unnecessary information at startup (reference links, usage details)

7. Configuration Usage

TypeLoad TimingPurpose
CLAUDE.md / rules/Full load at startupGlobal rules always applied
commands/Explicit user invocationPredefined prompts, workflows
skills/Auto-triggered by conversationSpecialized knowledge
agents/Delegated via Task toolIndependent context

8. Optimization Checklist

8.1. CLAUDE.md Review

Check the following when editing CLAUDE.md:
  • Is the persona definition concise?
  • Are basic rules truly needed at all times?
  • Can detailed explanations be moved to rules/ or skills/?
  • Have reference links been moved to skills?

8.2. Permission System Review

Check settings.json permissions block:
  • Are deny rules using modern syntax
    Bash(cmd *)
    not deprecated
    :*
    ?
  • Are critical commands blocked (git push, git rebase, git reset, rm, sudo)?
  • Is
    git -C *
    blocked to prevent cross-repo operations?
  • Is defaultMode appropriate ("plan" or "dontAsk")?
  • Are sensitive paths blocked (secrets, .env, .ssh, keys, tokens)?
  • Are allow rules necessary or can defaultMode handle it?

9. File Structure Maintenance

When adding/removing files in rules/, skills/, agents/, or commands/:
  • YOU MUST: Update corresponding table in CLAUDE.md section 4
  • YOU MUST: Keep tables alphabetically sorted or logically grouped
  • IMPORTANT: Verify actual files match documentation after changes

10. Optimization Tracking

Last reviewed Claude Code version: v2.1.37 (2026-02-09)

10.1. Applied Optimizations

  • Persona definition minimized
  • Rules split into rules/ directory
  • Skills split into skills/ directory
  • Agents split into agents/ directory
  • Commands split into commands/ directory
  • Reference links moved to skills
  • language
    setting - set to "follow CLAUDE.md's instructions"
  • mcpToolSearch
    setting - set to "auto:1"
  • ENABLE_TOOL_SEARCH
    env - set to "true" (force enable)
  • plansDirectory
    setting - set to ".i9wa4/plans"
  • Permission system reviewed - sandbox bypass fix confirmed (v2.1.34)
  • Permission deny rules migrated - deprecated
    :*
    to modern
    *
    syntax
  • Fast mode - available for Opus 4.6 (v2.1.36)
  • Agent teams - enabled via
    CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS
  • Automatic memory - enabled by default (v2.1.32)

10.2. Pending Considerations

  • SQL schema validation - moved to databricks skill (Section 8)
  • TeammateIdle/TaskCompleted hooks - for future agent workflow automation
  • Agent memory frontmatter -
    memory: user|project|local
    for stateful agents
  • Task(agent_type) restrictions - enhanced security for subagent spawning

10.3. Not Adopting

  • showTurnDuration
    - keep default (show duration)
  • reducedMotionMode
    - keep default (animations enabled)
  • Keybindings customization - use defaults
  • Completion status reporting - no consumer for this output

10.4. Version Notes

  • v2.1.37: /fast immediately available after /extra-usage
  • v2.1.36: Fast mode for Opus 4.6
  • v2.1.34: Sandbox bypass vulnerability fixed (security), agent teams crash fix
  • v2.1.33: TeammateIdle/TaskCompleted hooks, agent memory frontmatter, Task(agent_type) restrictions, tmux agent sessions fix
  • v2.1.32: Claude Opus 4.6 available, automatic memory, agent teams research preview, skills auto-load from --add-dir, Bash template literal fix
  • v2.1.31: PDF lock fix, sandbox error fix, system prompt improvement for dedicated tools
  • v2.1.30: Read tool
    pages
    param for PDFs,
    /debug
    command, MCP OAuth pre-configured credentials, reduced motion mode
  • v2.1.29: SessionStart hook saved_hook_context performance fix
  • v2.1.27: --from-pr flag, auto PR-session linking, debug log improvements
  • v2.1.23: spinnerVerbs setting, terminal rendering perf, mTLS/proxy fix
  • v2.1.21: Zenkaku number input (JP IME), auto-compact timing fix, task ID reuse fix
  • v2.1.20: PR review status indicator, --add-dir CLAUDE.md loading, TaskUpdate delete, config backup rotation, background agent permission prompt
  • v2.1.19: CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_TASKS env, $ARGUMENTS[0] syntax, skill approval change
  • v2.1.18: Customizable keybindings (/keybindings command)
  • v2.1.16: New task management system with dependency tracking
  • v2.1.15: npm deprecation notice, React Compiler UI perf, MCP stdio timeout fix
  • v2.1.14: Bash history autocomplete, plugin pinning to git SHA, memory fixes
  • v2.1.10: Setup hook, OAuth URL copy shortcut, heredoc template literal fix
  • v2.1.9: plansDirectory, auto:N for MCP, PreToolUse additionalContext
  • v2.1.7: keybindings.json, showTurnDuration, MCP tool search auto mode
  • v2.1.3: Merged slash commands and skills
  • v2.1.0: language setting, skill hot-reload, context: fork

11. Response Format (CHANGELOG)

text
# Claude Code vX.X.X

## New Features
- [Feature]: [Description]

## Bug Fixes
- [Fix description]

## Improvements
- [Improvement description]

## Deprecated/Removed
- [Affected settings and migration path]

---
Source: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code

12. site2skill Usage

Convert documentation websites into Claude Agent Skills.
Requirements: Python 3.10+, wget (
brew install wget
)
sh
uvx --from git+https://github.com/laiso/site2skill site2skill <URL> <SKILL_NAME>

# Example
uvx --from git+https://github.com/laiso/site2skill site2skill https://docs.pay.jp/v1/ payjp
Options:
  • --output, -o
    - Output directory (default:
    .claude/skills
    )
  • --skill-output
    - Where to save .skill file (default: current directory)
  • --skip-fetch
    - Skip download (reuse existing files)
  • --clean
    - Remove temporary files after completion
To update existing skill docs, re-run without
--skip-fetch
.

13. Reference Links

Official Documentation:
Community Resources:

14. Permission System Reference

14.1. Permission Modes

ModeDescription
default
Prompts for permission on first use of each tool
acceptEdits
Auto-accepts file edit permissions for the session
plan
Plan Mode: analyze only, no modifications
dontAsk
Auto-denies unless pre-approved via allow rules
bypassPermissions
Skips all prompts (use only in isolated environments)

14.2. Rule Evaluation Order

Rules are evaluated: deny -> ask -> allow. First matching rule wins.

14.3. Bash Wildcard Patterns

json
{
  "permissions": {
    "allow": [
      "Bash(npm run *)",
      "Bash(git commit *)",
      "Bash(* --version)",
      "Bash(* --help *)"
    ],
    "deny": ["Bash(git push *)"]
  }
}
NOTE: Space before
*
matters:
Bash(ls *)
matches
ls -la
but not
lsof
.

14.4. Read/Edit Path Patterns

PatternMeaningExample
//path
Absolute path from root
Read(//Users/alice/**)
~/path
Path from home directory
Read(~/.zshrc)
/path
Relative to settings file
Edit(/src/**/*.ts)
path
Relative to current directory
Read(*.env)
NOTE:
*
matches single directory,
**
matches recursively.

14.5. MCP and Task Permissions

json
{
  "permissions": {
    "allow": ["mcp__puppeteer__*"],
    "deny": ["Task(Explore)"]
  }
}

14.6. Managed Settings Locations

PlatformPath
macOS
/Library/Application Support/ClaudeCode/managed-settings.json
Linux/WSL
/etc/claude-code/managed-settings.json
Windows
C:\Program Files\ClaudeCode\managed-settings.json

14.7. Managed-Only Settings

SettingDescription
disableBypassPermissionsMode
Set to "disable" to prevent bypass mode
allowManagedPermissionRulesOnly
Only managed rules apply
allowManagedHooksOnly
Only managed/SDK hooks allowed

15. Insights-Based Recommendations

Based on usage analysis (55K messages, 4.7K sessions):

15.1. Applied

  • Schema validation for DB operations: See databricks skill Section 8

15.2. Not Applied

  • Completion status reporting: No consumer for this output
  • PreToolUse hook for SQL: Handled by skill guidance instead

16. References

  • Hooks Reference:
    https://code.claude.com/docs/en/hooks
  • Permissions Reference:
    https://code.claude.com/docs/en/permissions
  • Skills Dynamic Context:
    https://code.claude.com/docs/en/skills#inject-dynamic-context
  • Vercel AGENTS.md Guide:
    https://vercel.com/blog/agents-md