Your rules for AI — portable, persistent, always loaded
Every AI session starts cold. You spend the first few exchanges explaining yourself — be concise, use bullet points, show the code before explaining it, don't add disclaimers, assume I know what I'm doing. You've said all of this before, in dozens of sessions, and you'll say it again.
There's no native way to carry these preferences from session to session, or across different AI surfaces. Some tools have system prompts for power users; most don't. Nothing travels with you.
Keep a "rules for AI" list in bundlist — one item per rule. At the start of any session, a single prompt loads your preferences and applies them for the conversation. Because bundlist has an MCP server, your rules list is accessible from Claude, ChatGPT, and any other MCP-compatible AI. One list, every surface.
Add rules as you discover them. If you find yourself correcting an AI in the same way twice, that's a rule. Add it to the list. Next session, it's already loaded.
Load preferences at session start
Fetch my AI rules list from bundlist and apply all of those rules to this session before we start.
Add a new rule after a correction
Add this rule to my AI rules list in bundlist: when editing code, always show a diff of only the changed lines — never rewrite the whole file unless I ask.
Review and organize your rules
Fetch my AI rules list from bundlist. Group the rules into categories — communication style, code behavior, things to avoid — and suggest any rules that seem redundant or conflicting.
A few things that work well as rules: