diff --git a/.claude/skills/web-test/regress.md b/.claude/skills/web-test/regress.md
index c0cc8abe..e72f000c 100644
--- a/.claude/skills/web-test/regress.md
+++ b/.claude/skills/web-test/regress.md
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ node $RUN test
... [flags]
Positional args are test paths (files and/or dirs, multiple allowed). URL is NOT positional — it comes from `webtest.config.mjs`; override with `--url=`.
-`webtest.config.mjs` and `_hooks.mjs` are looked up by walking UP from the given path to the nearest directory holding either of them — the suite root. So `test tests/myapp/sales/` and `test tests/myapp/sales/01-order.test.mjs` work without `--url=`, taking the config and the hooks of `tests/myapp/`. The climb stops at a directory with `.git` / `.v8-project.json`, otherwise at the working directory. Paths from different suites in one run are refused — their config and hooks would be ambiguous.
+`webtest.config.mjs` and `_hooks.mjs` always come from the suite root, whatever path you pass: `test tests/myapp/sales/` and `test tests/myapp/sales/01-order.test.mjs` both run under the config and hooks of `tests/myapp/`, no `--url=` needed. Paths from two different suites in one run are refused — pass one suite and narrow with `--grep=` / `--tags=`.
Tests live next to the project they cover (not inside the skill). Convention: `tests/` at the project root, with `_hooks.mjs` and `webtest.config.mjs` at the suite root. Tests are ES modules with `*.test.mjs` suffix.
@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ tests//
01-end-to-end.test.mjs # multi-user
```
-Per-folder `_hooks.mjs` / `webtest.config.mjs` inside the application subfolder are NOT supported — only the application-root copies are loaded, whichever subfolder you point the runner at. (A nested folder that DOES carry its own `webtest.config.mjs` is not a sub-suite — it becomes a separate suite root, and its parent's hooks no longer apply.)
+Per-folder `_hooks.mjs` / `webtest.config.mjs` inside the application subfolder are NOT supported — only the application-root copies are loaded, whichever subfolder you point the runner at.
## Test file anatomy