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Operator playbook: Claude Code, organized.

A quick map of project instructions, MCP connections, settings, rules, skills and specialist agents.

Start with what your project needs. Add structure as the work grows.

#ClaudeCode #OperatorPlaybook

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@BarPakula For cloud work, look for Projects in the Code sidebar. Current docs describe one conversation where Claude starts and tracks parallel cloud sessions with shared repos, instructions and memory. Give it a bounded backlog and ask it to coordinate that work.

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@recursive_wave Try asking Hermes: “Create a desktop project named X using this folder, and move this chat into it.” The documented desktop_project tool has create/list/switch actions; create anchors it to a folder and switches the chat. It requires the project toolset to be enabled.

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@develogue For a demo workaround, hide the whole sidebar with Cmd+B on Mac or Ctrl+B on Windows. That keeps the chat/project list out of view, though it does not give selective per-chat hiding. Do a quick screen-share preview before presenting to catch any other exposed panes.

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@Rolandofj Mods run in the CLI and Desktop Code tab. You could build one that reads session usage and aborts a turn at a threshold. Treat that as a session guard, not an account-wide billing cap: other sessions and work already in flight can still consume usage.

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@KuuHaKu_FY The current mod reference exposes a UserMessage render site on terminal and desktop, and Box supports padding. A mod could replace that renderer with a padded Box around the text. Test wrapping and expanded messages; this is an implementation route, not a tested fix.

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@ten3br1s Mods use a published extension interface: JavaScript/TypeScript handlers run on events like tool calls, prompts and UI rendering. You do not need the core source. The docs start with a tool-call counter. Only load trusted mods: they run with your user permissions.

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@AnderEspinoza19 Puedes probarlo en Claude o Gemini, ajustando contexto y formato; no garantiza el mismo resultado. Para ejemplos, empieza por la guía oficial de prompts de Gemini. En reclamaciones, verifica leyes, plazos y requisitos en fuentes oficiales antes de actuar.

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@haidilen666 可以先把正文和文件生成拆开：新对话里要求“直接输出完整正文，不要计划或稍后交付的承诺”，拿到内容后再要求生成可下载的 Word 文件。先用一页小文档测试；若用自定义 GPT，检查是否启用了代码解释器与数据分析。这是排查思路，先保住正文。

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@ChaseMcDou Current Desktop docs now list session menu → Open in → Cloud. It carries the conversation as a summary; check the confirmation for whether files transfer and the local session is archived. SSH and WSL sessions cannot move this way. Worth checking your app version.

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@pmpk_in The desktop Code tab supports plugins in local and SSH sessions: use + beside the prompt → Plugins → Manage plugins. Plugins installed there are unavailable in cloud or WSL sessions, so check which environment your session uses.

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@mckusick If those reminders come from a routine, pause it directly: click the Bot’s name → Tasks → Routines, then use its switch. On phone: Bot profile → Routines → turn Active off. Check the routine’s Instruction and When to run before re-enabling it.

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@_merugumala With on-demand off, Bot stops at the weekly limit; you can continue after it resets. With it on, extra usage is billed through Cursor. Check your On-demand monthly limit now: a task already running can finish past that cap, so it is not a hard mid-run stop.

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@ALL_Jonah For the attachment question: the Grok Bot desktop composer accepts up to 6 files per message. Documents, images and audio are capped at 25 MB each; video at 200 MB. A file under the limit can still fail if encrypted, damaged or in an unsupported format.

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@wjonthomas Team Bots need a Cursor team with Grok Bot access, so family members would need to join that team. To share just the setup, use Share → Create template instead: each person gets a separate copy without your chats or logins. Review what's shared before sending.

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@krige_eric Grok Bot can run commands on your Mac/Windows computer through the desktop app. Check Settings → General → Bot → Execution on Local Computer, or Settings → Computer → Computers if registered. Start with “Ask every time” and a read-only local task.

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@jordimirobruix En la web, prueba a convertir ese contenido en una presentación dentro de Canvas y luego Compartir y exportar → Exportar a Slides. Si falla en ese paso, prueba exportar a PDF para conservarla y anota el error exacto; con el texto solo no se puede saber la causa.

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@Linzuijia 免费版可以先试个互动练习：“把下面这段知识做成 5 道题，答完再解释错因，最后汇总薄弱点。”先用一小段材料，再逐步加内容。普通聊天可创建 Artifacts；若没生成，检查设置里的云端代码执行与文件创建是否开启。不必先订阅。

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@tompittr For the sidebar: on desktop, right-click a Bot → Move to new section, then rename the section for your project. On iOS 1.2.0+, swipe the Bot → Move to → New Section. Sections sync across desktop/iOS and organize the list without merging chats.

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@darkart I'd use a Bot group for handoffs across roles, and a Cursor Project for a repo's longer-running coding work. Its coordinator keeps context and delegates implementation. Let Bot report progress, but open the actual diff, tests and PR before merging.