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You can customize Trellis workflows by modifying local .trellis files, platform hooks, agents, and skills. This approach preserves existing user-specific settings while safely routing changes to the correct local configuration files within initialized projects.

The .trellis files define the local architecture that connects platform integrations, skills, agents, and hooks. They establish project conventions and route workflow customizations to the correct local configuration files within the initialized project.

Yes, modifying local Trellis agents, specs, and workflows does not break global installations. The process targets local entry points and references specifically, ensuring upstream sources remain untouched while preserving your project-specific settings.

The best way to update context loading is by modifying local Trellis architecture configuration files. Identify the correct local integration points and references, then apply targeted modifications that preserve existing project customizations and user-specific settings.

Trellis configuration overwrites project conventions when changes are incorrectly applied to global installations instead of local .trellis files. Accurately modifying local entry points and references ensures user-specific settings and project conventions are preserved during workflow customization.