Stop Explaining Your Project to Claude Every Session
CLAUDE CODE CONFIGURATION KIT
5 stacks, 50 ready-to-copy rules, 16 specialized AI agents, and 6 automations that are actually enforced. Copy it once. Claude already knows how you work.
Instant digital download · Personal/single-team license · Unlimited projects
$ claude
> Reading CLAUDE.md...
> Loading 3 rules, 1 skill, 1 agent
✓ Ready — Claude knows this project
The Problem
Every new Claude Code session starts from zero. You explain your stack, your conventions, which files are off-limits — again and again. This kit ends that: a pre-built, organized .claude/ configuration you drop into any project.
What You Get
A 14-page PDF guide
Explaining every mechanism and how to install it.
5 stack-specific kits
Web, Backend/API, Data/ML, Mobile, DevOps/Infra.
A 50-rule reference library
Across 10 categories — security, performance, accessibility, testing, and more.
16 specialized AI subagents
Security auditor, performance profiler, docs writer, and more.
6 copy-paste hooks
Actually enforced, not just suggested.
A plugin template
To turn this into your own reusable, installable system.
Who It's For
Freelance developers, small dev teams, indie founders, and agencies using Claude Code who want consistent, reliable AI behavior across every project — without repeating themselves.
Questions
Do I need to use all 5 stacks?
No — install only the stack-specific kit that matches your project (Web, Backend/API, Data/ML, Mobile, or DevOps/Infra). The 50-rule library and 16 agents apply across all of them.
Does this work with Claude.ai too, or only Claude Code?
This kit is built specifically for Claude Code's .claude/ configuration system (rules, hooks, and subagents). It isn't designed for Claude.ai chat.
Is this a one-time purchase?
Yes — pay once, use it across unlimited projects under the personal/single-team license.
What if my stack isn't one of the 5 listed?
The 50-rule library, 16 agents, and 6 hooks aren't stack-specific — they still apply. The stack kits are a head start for the most common setups, not a hard requirement.