House rules are lasting instructions for all of your Nuclosian chats. Examples: naming conventions for business objects, preferred language in labels, or areas that must stay untouched. They sit under Settings, Hausregeln, up to 25 entries.

Why house rules should come before the first large build

Without house rules every conversation repeats the same corrections. With house rules Nuclosian starts closer to your convention. That reduces diff noise and misunderstandings between business and IT. House rules are a steering instrument for AI-assisted configuration, not a substitute for permissions or Nuclet export. A PDF in the file drawer explains once. House rules take effect in every later session.

Write rules as clear instructions, not essays. One rule, one effect. After a few sessions, check which rules bite and which are only text.

What Nuclosian takes on

You maintain house rules in Settings. Nuclosian reads them in chats and aligns proposals to them. Function overview: First steps.

Wiki note

There is no dedicated wiki page for house rules yet. They are a Nuclosian client setting. Technical configuration of Nuclets and business objects stays in the Nuclos wiki.

What to clarify next

• Which naming conventions are binding?
• Which areas must Nuclosian not change?
• Who may write or delete house rules?