@redaksjon/protokoll 0.0.15 → 0.2.0

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+ # Do Not Create Automatic Summary Files
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+ ## Rule: No Automatic Documentation or Reflection Files
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+ **NEVER** automatically create files that summarize, document, or reflect on actions taken during a conversation unless explicitly requested by the user.
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+ ### Prohibited Actions
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+ Do NOT create files with names like:
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+ - `agentic-reflection-*.md`
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+ - `summary-*.md`
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+ - `changelog-*.md`
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+ - `session-notes-*.md`
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+ - Any other automatically generated documentation files
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+ ### When This Rule Applies
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+ This rule applies to ALL interactions unless the user explicitly says:
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+ - "Create a summary file"
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+ - "Document what you did"
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+ - "Write a reflection"
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+ - Or similar explicit requests
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+ ### What You Should Do Instead
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+ 1. **Communicate directly**: Explain what you did in your response to the user
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+ 2. **Only create necessary files**: Create only the files needed to complete the actual task (source code, configuration files, etc.)
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+ 3. **Ask first**: If you think documentation would be helpful, ASK the user if they want it before creating it
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+ ### Example Scenarios
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+ ❌ **WRONG**: User asks to fix a bug → You fix it AND create `agentic-reflection-commit-2026-01-10.md`
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+ ✅ **CORRECT**: User asks to fix a bug → You fix it and explain what you did in your response
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+ ❌ **WRONG**: User asks to add a feature → You add it AND create a summary document
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+ ✅ **CORRECT**: User asks to add a feature → You add it and describe the changes in your response
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+ ### Rationale
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+ The user finds these automatically generated files cluttering the workspace. They prefer clean, focused changes that only include the files necessary for the actual task at hand.
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