guide/diagrams/: new directory with 40 interactive Mermaid diagrams - 10 thematic files: foundations, context/sessions, configuration, architecture, MCP ecosystem, dev workflows, multi-agent patterns, security/production, cost/optimization, adoption/learning - Each diagram: Mermaid (GitHub-native) + ASCII fallback + source link - Bold Guy palette (6-color system) consistent across all diagrams - README with index, visual palette legend, navigation by use case Also includes (backlog from v3.28.0→v3.28.1): - guide/ultimate-guide.md: Managing Large MCP Server Sets, AI Code Disclosure Policy, claude-mem Gemini alternative, observability - guide/workflows/plan-driven.md: Boris Tane custom markdown plans (+172L) - guide/security-hardening.md: Part 4 PR security review workflow - examples/agents/security-patcher.md: new security agent - examples/hooks/bash/security-gate.sh: PreToolUse security hook - guide/observability.md: activity monitoring, external tools, proxying - docs/resource-evaluations/: 4 new evaluations (Boris Cherny, Moigneu, Boris Tane, Aristote AI instructions) - README.md: Visual Diagrams section in "What Makes This Guide Unique" Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Resource Evaluation: Méthode Aristote — ai-instructions patterns
Source: Internal project — /Users/florianbruniaux/Sites/MethodeAristote/app/doc/guides/ai-instructions/
Author: Florian Bruniaux (same author as this guide)
Date analyzed: 2026-02-22
Score: 4/5
Summary
Production patterns from the Méthode Aristote EdTech platform (5 developers, Claude Code + Cursor + Codex). The ai-instructions directory contains 24 files documenting team workflows, memory systems, tool-specific configurations, and governance policies. Several patterns were novel or better-documented than what existed in the guide.
Scoring Grid
| Criterion | Score | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Novelty | 3/5 | Profile assembly + claude-mem already in guide; disclosure policy new |
| Author credibility | 5/5 | Same author, production data from real team |
| Actionability | 5/5 | Concrete configs, measured results, copy-pastable templates |
| Accuracy | 5/5 | Verified against actual codebase |
| Depth | 4/5 | Cost measurements, architectural decisions, failure modes |
Overall: 4/5
Already Documented (no action needed)
| Pattern | Guide location |
|---|---|
| Profile-based module assembly | Section 3.5 (comprehensive) |
| claude-mem basics | ~line 9140 |
| Search cascade (grepai → Serena → Context7 → Perplexity) | ~line 9308 |
Gaps Identified and Fixed
1. AI Code Disclosure Policy
Gap: No team governance pattern for AI-generated code visibility. Fix: Added section "AI Code Disclosure Policy" at end of Section 3.5. Content: >10 lines threshold, PR template, graduated enforcement by level, anti-pattern warning.
2. claude-mem with Gemini (cost optimization)
Gap: Guide said "AI summarization via Claude" — missed the Gemini 2.5 Flash alternative ($14/month vs $102 Haiku, -86%).
Fix: Added "Cost optimization — use Gemini instead of Claude" block in claude-mem section.
Data source: claude-mem-analysis-corrected.md (553 sessions, ~400/month, measured costs).
3. claude-mem hooks coexistence
Gap: Installation instructions didn't warn about hooks array overwrite risk.
Fix: Added "Critical installation gotcha — hooks coexistence" with before/after JSON examples.
Source: claude-mem-install-prompt.md (6 existing hooks, explicit preservation checklist).
4. claude-mem fail-open (v9.1.0+)
Gap: No mention of reliability behavior when worker is down. Fix: Added "Reliability: fail-open architecture" block with restart instructions.
What Was Not Integrated
- Aristote-specific architecture (3-tier Router/Service/Repository) — too project-specific
- SSE real-time pattern — too domain-specific
- SonarQube MCP details — already exists in examples
- Multi-env .env.* pattern — marginal value, tips-level only
- Specific team profiles (florian.yaml, nico.yaml) — not generalizable
Attribution
Internal source — Méthode Aristote project (/app/doc/guides/ai-instructions/). Same author as guide. Analysis performed 2026-02-22.