plugin-settings

You can manage per-project plugin configuration by creating a `.claude/your-plugin.local.md` file with YAML frontmatter. This stores structured settings locally, allowing project-specific adjustments without affecting global configurations.

The best way to store local YAML settings is within `.claude/plugin-name.local.md` files. This approach simplifies per-project configuration management by keeping structured YAML data in specific markdown files for flexible adjustments.

Project-specific plugin configuration works by storing structured YAML frontmatter inside local markdown files. This ensures plugin behavior can be tailored, validated, and centrally controlled through project-local files for varying environments.

Yes, you can customize plugin behaviors per project without altering global settings. By editing local `.claude` markdown files with YAML frontmatter, developers can toggle features or set operational modes for individual projects.

Yes, you need to restart Claude for changes to take effect after updating your local plugin settings. Once you define or modify the YAML frontmatter in your `.claude` configuration file, a restart applies the new parameters.

Using YAML frontmatter in markdown files provides clear organization for plugin configuration. It simplifies per-project configuration management by storing structured data in specific local files, ensuring behaviors can be validated and centrally controlled.