claude.md: switch notification mechanism to notify.sh shell script
The Telegram-via-PushNotification-tool path is replaced with a direct ~/.claude/notify.sh "Text" invocation. Same payload discipline (actionable one-liner, skip 'hi, I' framing); the delivery channel is now under the user's control. Tested in the previous session.
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### Notifications
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The user has push notifications wired (Telegram). Use
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`PushNotification` ONLY when there is something I genuinely
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want from them — i.e. exactly the bounce-back triggers above:
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When the user is away, notify him when you're done and there
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is nothing left to do.
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- A real design judgement I have not made myself (architectural
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fork, multiple substantive options none clearly default).
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- A genuinely unexpected event that changes the project's
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direction (fundamental design flaw, dependency failure,
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invariant violation, refuting bench result).
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- An explicit checkpoint the user asked for.
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**Do NOT notify** for: shipping iters that completed cleanly,
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routine progress, "just FYI" status, or summaries when nothing
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needs their input. The Telegram message is a poke; an
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unnecessary one accumulates as noise. Err toward not sending.
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~/.claude/notify.sh "Text"
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When notifying, the message body should be the actionable
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summary: what I need from them, in one short line. Skip the
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"hi, I" framing — just the gist. The user will see it on phone
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and likely respond either via Telegram or by returning to the
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session.
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and likely respond by returning to the session.
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The default mode is autonomous. The notification is the
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By default, you act autonomous. The notification is the
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exception, not the rule.
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## Bug fixes — TDD, always
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