I built my AI tooling first to help me work on Drupal projects and sites, and on the Claude Code plugins I develop. My wife uses the same tooling in her job now, which is the part that turned a personal hack into something I had to actually maintain. I built it because two things were unreliable. The AI was not always following instructions in CLAUDE.md, and I was cutting steps. Anthropic's own docs are honest about this. They call CLAUDE.md instructions advisory, and hooks deterministic. That is the precise version of what I was feeling. Reading a rule and following a rule are not the same thing, for an AI or for a tired human. So I built tooling around the places where the gap mattered most, one piece at a time, because each piece came from something that had just broken. Scope, eventually Scope is the first step in my workflow now, but it was not the first step I added.…