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# Clone Built-in Rule
By default, the **`Name`**, **`Severity`**, and **`Category`** of the built-in rules can be updated by users with appropriate permissions. Editing the rule definition or autofix definition of a built-in rule is not allowed. This section covers the details on edit the definition of a built in rule
By default, users with the appropriate permissions can update the **`Name`**, **`Severity`**, and **`Category`** of built-in rules to better align with their organization’s standards.
However, modifying the core rule definition or its autofix logic is not permitted, ensuring the integrity and consistency of the built-in rules. This section outlines the details for editing the configurable attributes of a built-in rule.
### Role required to Clone a built-in Rule -
1. Navigate to **`Organization`** -> **`Users`**.
2. Click on the **`Edit Permissions`** action item of the user who requires the clone rule permission
3. Click on **`Assign Permissions`** and select **`Clone Builtin Rule`** permission.
4. Click on save to apply the permission to the user.
### Clone built-in new Rule -
1. Navigate to **`Rules`** -> **`Quality Rules`**
2. Once the **`Clone Builtin Rule`** permission is assigned to the user, a new action item called **`Clone Rule`** will be enabled for all built-in rules.
3. Click on **`Clone Rule`** action item against the rule which requires customization.
4. Enter the basic details -
1. **`Rule Name`** - Name of the rule
2. **`Rule Severity`** - Severity of the rule
3. **`Rule Category`** - Category of the rule
4. **`Rule Tags`** - Tags associated with the rule. Tags can be used to filter issues\
5. **`Rule Description`** - Description of the rule in Markdown format\
6. **`Rule Definition`** - Definition of the rule. Rules are specified in Groovy
7. **`Auto Fix Definition`** - Auto Fix Definition of the rule. Rules are specified in Groovy\
5. Click on **`Submit`** to create the rule definition.
6. Once the rule is created, it can be added to the desired quality profile for use during analysis.
### See Also
* [Quality Profiles](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/quality-control/profiles/quality-profiles.md)
* [Metric Profiles](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/quality-control/profiles/metric-profiles.md)
* [Quality Rules](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/quality-control/rules/quality-rules.md)
* [Metric Rules](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/quality-control/rules/metric-rules.md)
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