Discussion: Should you maintain one shared set of rules for all your AI tools?
sandyyevans · reddit · 2026-08-26
The author asks if it makes sense to establish a common set of rules when using multiple AI tools like Claude and Codex. Key considerations include what the AI can do without permission, what it must never do, standardizing installation paths to prevent redundant downloads, and personal usage preferences. The author suggests that creating a unified rule set before starting a coding project could be highly beneficial.
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