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Fetch the latest CLAUDE.md best practices from the official documentation. Use this skill before creating, updating, reviewing, or improving any CLAUDE.md file. Trigger on requests like "I want to write a CLAUDE.md", "review my CLAUDE.md", "what are the CLAUDE.md best practices?", or any work involving CLAUDE.md files.

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name	claude-md-guide
description	Fetch the latest CLAUDE.md best practices from the official documentation. Use this skill before creating, updating, reviewing, or improving any CLAUDE.md file. Trigger on requests like "I want to write a CLAUDE.md", "review my CLAUDE.md", "what are the CLAUDE.md best practices?", or any work involving CLAUDE.md files.
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CLAUDE.md Best Practices Guide

Fetch the latest best practices from the official documentation before any CLAUDE.md-related work. This skill only retrieves and presents information — it does not create or modify any files.

What to do

Use WebFetch to retrieve the official best practices and present them to the user. That's it.

URL: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/best-practices.md
Prompt: Extract ALL best practices, guidelines, and recommendations related to CLAUDE.md files. Include: what to include, what to avoid, file structure, size guidelines, team usage patterns, and any examples provided. Return the full content without summarizing.

Present the fetched content to the user. Do not hardcode any best practices in this skill — always treat the fetched content as the source of truth.

Creating, updating, or reviewing CLAUDE.md files is out of scope for this skill.

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name	claude-md-guide
description	Fetch the latest CLAUDE.md best practices from the official documentation. Use this skill before creating, updating, reviewing, or improving any CLAUDE.md file. Trigger on requests like "I want to write a CLAUDE.md", "review my CLAUDE.md", "what are the CLAUDE.md best practices?", or any work involving CLAUDE.md files.
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Fetch the latest best practices from the official documentation before any CLAUDE.md-related work. This skill only retrieves and presents information — it does not create or modify any files.

What to do

Use WebFetch to retrieve the official best practices and present them to the user. That's it.

URL: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/best-practices.md
Prompt: Extract ALL best practices, guidelines, and recommendations related to CLAUDE.md files. Include: what to include, what to avoid, file structure, size guidelines, team usage patterns, and any examples provided. Return the full content without summarizing.

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