LESSON 6 VIDEO SCRIPT : Make every NEW project obey, forever
Target runtime: 85-105 seconds spoken. Talking head with on-screen text cues.

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[ON SCREEN: Lesson 6 : Every new project obeys, forever]

VO: The command center only works if every project is in it. The day you forget to add one, you've got an orphan. A project running outside the shared memory, contradicting everything else. So you make adding a project impossible to forget.

[ON SCREEN: two-up : GLOBAL RULE / cc-register.sh]

VO: You do it two ways at once, and together they close the gap.

[ON SCREEN: ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md : "if not in PROJECTS.md, register it"]

VO: First, the global rule from lesson 4. It already lives in your global Claude file, so every session, in every project, reads it on the way in. And one line does the heavy lifting: if this project isn't in the registry, register it.

[ON SCREEN: new folder opens, Claude self-registers before doing anything]

VO: So the first time you open a session in a brand-new folder, Claude notices the project is missing and self-registers it before doing any work. You don't remember. The rule remembers for you.

[ON SCREEN: cc-register.sh : three actions]

VO: Second, the script that does the work. cc-register.sh. Point it at any folder and it does three things. Adds the Command Center block to that project's CLAUDE.md. Adds a row to PROJECTS.md. Creates today's log file.

[ON SCREEN: IDEMPOTENT : run it once, run it ten times, same result]

VO: And it's idempotent. Run it once or ten times, same result. If the block's already there, it skips it. No duplicate rows. So Claude self-registering on start never doubles anything up.

[ON SCREEN: prompt 05 : name, purpose, starter CLAUDE.md, git init]

VO: Prompt 05 is the clean way to start a project on purpose. You paste it, Claude asks for the folder name and a one-line purpose, writes a starter CLAUDE.md, runs the script, fixes the registry row, and inits git if it's code.

[ON SCREEN: structure that propagates itself]

VO: That's this whole module in one sentence. Structure that propagates itself. So the system still holds when you've got twenty projects you haven't thought about in months.

[ON SCREEN: Next : where this goes from here]

VO: Grab prompt 05 from the Prompts Pack. Next lesson, the honest version of where this goes from here.
