Five copy-paste prompts. You don't configure anything by hand. You paste a prompt into Claude Code and it does the work.
Run order
| # | Prompt | When to run |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Build my Command Center | Once, first. Builds the whole hub, registers your existing projects, installs the global rule. |
| 02 | Organize my existing projects | Once, after 01, if your project folders are messy. Inventories and cleans them up (with your approval). |
| 03 | Install / repair the global rule | Only if you skipped 01 or set up your structure another way, or to verify the rule is installed correctly. |
| 04 | Daily operating prompts | Every day. Three prompts: catch me up (session start), hand off (session end), relay to another session. |
| 05 | Start a new project | Every time you create a new project, so it joins the Command Center from minute one. |
The only one you must run to begin
Prompt 01. Everything else is cleanup (02), repair (03), daily habit (04), and growth (05). Run 01 and you have a working command center in about twenty minutes.
Before you paste
Each prompt uses <projects-root> as a placeholder for the folder that holds all your project folders (commonly ~/projects). Either replace it with your real path before pasting, or just tell Claude your projects root when it asks.
What "done" looks like
After prompt 01: a command-center/ folder exists next to your projects, with STATE.md as your single source of truth, and ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md carries the rule so every session, in every project, reads and writes the hub automatically.