Keeping CLAUDE.md rules in sync across a 10+ dev team: Reddit devs grapple with prompt drift
MangoTree-1233 · reddit · 2026-10-28
A Reddit developer asks how to keep team-wide AI coding rules (CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md) consistent across multiple microservices and 10+ developers. Architecture decisions from PR reviews tend to live in one person's prompt or get buried in Slack. They ask: maintain a central rules file in Git? Connect agents to external context (Slack/RAG/MCP) or does it pollute prompts? How to make future agent sessions respect past decisions without dumping a 5,000-word prompt every time.
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