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244244#### Share rules across projects with symlinks
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246The `.claude/rules/` directory supports symlinks, so you can maintain a shared set of rules and link them into multiple projects. Symlinks are resolved and loaded normally, and circular symlinks are detected and handled gracefully.
246The `.claude/rules/` directory supports symlinks, so you can maintain a shared set of rules and link them into multiple projects. Circular symlinks are detected and handled gracefully.
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248Claude Code treats a symlink whose target is outside your working directory like an [external import](#import-additional-files). The linked rules don't load until you approve external imports for the project, and after that only the ones without a [`paths` field](#path-specific-rules) load. Claude Code asks for that approval only when a project memory file imports a file outside the working directory with `@path`, not for symlinks alone. To load shared rules without that approval, keep them in [`~/.claude/rules/`](#user-level-rules), where they apply to every project on your machine.
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248250This example links both a shared directory and an individual file:
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8181* **Size up larger tasks**: give it work you would normally break into pieces. It holds long sessions without losing the thread.
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8383<Note>
84 Fable 5.1 requires Claude Code v2.1.257 or later. If a request for it from an older version fails, see [Claude Code does not support this model](/docs/en/errors#claude-code-does-not-support-this-model). Fable 5 requires v2.1.170 or later. Run `claude update` to upgrade. For availability under zero data retention, see [Model availability under ZDR](/docs/en/zero-data-retention#model-availability-under-zdr).
84 Fable 5.1 requires Claude Code v2.1.257 or later. If a request for it from an older version fails, see [Claude Code does not support this model](/docs/en/errors#claude-code-does-not-support-this-model). Run `claude update` to upgrade. For availability under zero data retention, see [Model availability under ZDR](/docs/en/zero-data-retention#model-availability-under-zdr).
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8787On the Anthropic API, the `/model` picker lists a Fable model only after the server reports it available for your organization. When you type `/model fable` or a Fable model ID, Claude Code checks availability with the server directly, so a typed selection can succeed even when the picker doesn't list the entry.

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2828Gate emission on an environment variable so the marker is unlikely to appear when a human runs your CLI directly, then write the tag to stderr on its own line. Choose which variable to check:
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3030* `CLAUDECODE`: set on every Claude Code version, so it reaches the most sessions. It is also set in tmux sessions and stdio MCP server subprocesses that Claude Code starts. IDE extensions also set it in their integrated terminals, where a human may be running your CLI directly.
31* `CLAUDE_CODE_CHILD_SESSION`: set only in subprocesses Claude Code itself spawns, such as tool calls, hook commands, and [status line](/docs/en/statusline) commands, so the tag does not normally reach a human terminal. A long-lived process that was started inside a session, such as a tmux server, captures the variable, so shells later launched from that process still show the raw tag. Requires Claude Code v2.1.172 or later, so sessions on older versions miss the hint.
31* `CLAUDE_CODE_CHILD_SESSION`: set only in subprocesses Claude Code itself spawns, such as tool calls, hook commands, and [status line](/docs/en/statusline) commands, so the tag does not normally reach a human terminal. A long-lived process that was started inside a session, such as a tmux server, captures the variable, so shells later launched from that process still show the raw tag.
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3333The following examples gate on `CLAUDECODE` for maximum reach and emit a hint for a plugin named `example-cli` in the official marketplace:
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