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This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

Overview

This is a Clash proxy configuration repository containing domain/IP routing rules for network traffic management. The configuration enables selective proxy routing based on service categories (streaming, AI services, gaming, etc.) with automatic node selection.

Repository Structure

RuleSet/
├── kiro-config.yaml           # Main Clash configuration (uses remote ACL4SSR rules)
├── kiro-config-override.yaml  # Override config (uses local ruleSet/ rules)
└── ruleSet/                   # Local rule files for specific services
    ├── openai.yaml           # OpenAI/ChatGPT domains
    ├── google.yaml           # Google services domains
    ├── microsoft.yaml        # Microsoft services
    ├── netflix.yaml          # Netflix domains
    ├── youtube.yaml           # YouTube domains
    ├── telegram.yaml          # Telegram IP ranges
    ├── telegramcidr.yaml     # Telegram CIDR blocks
    ├── private.yaml          # Private/LAN domains
    ├── lancidr.yaml          # LAN IP ranges
    ├── cncidr.yaml           # China IP ranges
    ├── direct.yaml           # Domains for direct connection
    ├── reject.yaml           # Domains to reject
    └── ...                   # Other service-specific rules

Configuration Architecture

kiro-config.yaml (ACL4SSR-based)

  • Uses rule-providers referencing remote ACL4SSR GitHub repository
  • Rules auto-update every 86400 seconds (24 hours)
  • Health checks run every 600 seconds with http://www.gstatic.com/generate_204

kiro-config-override.yaml (Local rules)

  • Uses rule-providers pointing to https://raw.gitmirror.com/LSauce/RuleSet/master/ruleSet/
  • References local ruleSet files in this repository
  • Rule files should follow domain-list-community format with +.example.com syntax for wildcards

Rule File Format

Domain rules use the +.domain.com prefix for domain matching:

payload:
- "+.openai.com"
- "+.chatgpt.com"
- "specific.domain.com"

CIDR rules for IP ranges use standard notation.

Adding New Rules

To add a domain to an existing service rule:

  1. Edit the appropriate file in ruleSet/ (e.g., openai.yaml for AI services)
  2. Add domain in format +.example.com for wildcard matching

To create a new rule category:

  1. Create new file in ruleSet/ (e.g., newservice.yaml)
  2. Add rule-providers entry in kiro-config-override.yaml: 
    newservice:
  type: http
  behavior: domain
  url: "https://raw.gitmirror.com/LSauce/RuleSet/master/ruleSet/newservice.yaml"
  path: ./ruleset/newservice.yaml
  interval: 86400
  3. Add corresponding rule in kiro-config-override.yaml rules section

Commit Message Convention

Use Chinese prefixes:

  • feat: - New features
  • fix: - Bug fixes
  • refactor: - Code refactoring
  • Optional scope in parentheses: feat(openai):

Examples:

feat(openai): 添加新domain: chatgpt.com
fix: 删除重复规则
feat: 添加ronki.moe直连