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claude-md-writer

Write CC-optimal CLAUDE.md and CLAUDE.local.md files. Use when creating, reviewing, or improving any CLAUDE.md — global, project-level, or local. Covers section authoring, compression, dedup boundaries, and quality scoring.

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anilcancakir/claude-code-plugin
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claude-md-writer
description
Write CC-optimal CLAUDE.md and CLAUDE.local.md files. Use when creating, reviewing, or improving any CLAUDE.md — global, project-level, or local. Covers section authoring, compression, dedup boundaries, and quality scoring.
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TRIGGER when: 'write CLAUDE.md', 'improve CLAUDE.md', 'review CLAUDE.md', 'create project instructions', working with any CLAUDE.md or CLAUDE.local.md file. DO NOT TRIGGER: writing skills, agents, commands, or rules (use respective creator skills).
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# CLAUDE.md Writer Write CLAUDE.md files that Claude Code actually follows. Every line must earn its place — CLAUDE.md loads every conversation turn, consuming context window tokens each time. ## How CC Loads CLAUDE.md CLAUDE.md is delivered as a **user message after the system prompt** — advisory context, not enforced configuration. Adherence degrades with file length and conflicting rules. **Loading order** (lowest → highest priority): 1. Managed policy (`/Library/Application Support/ClaudeCode/CLAUDE.md`) — org-wide, cannot exclude 2. User global (`~/.claude/CLAUDE.md` + `~/.claude/rules/`) 3. Project walkup — from working dir upward: `./CLAUDE.md` + `./.claude/CLAUDE.md` + `./.claude/rules/` at each level 4. Local (`./CLAUDE.local.md`) — personal, not git-tracked 5. Additional dirs (via `CLAUDE_CODE_ADDITIONAL_DIRECTORIES_CLAUDE_MD` env var) Subdirectory CLAUDE.md files lazy-load when Claude touches files in that directory. **Compaction**: CLAUDE.md survives `/compact` — re-read from disk and re-injected. Conversation-only instructions are lost. **Import syntax**: `@path/to/file` pulls in additional files. Max 5 hops. Relative paths resolve from the importing file. ## Size Limits | File | Target | Hard limit | |------|--------|------------| | Global `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md` | ≤120 lines | 40K chars (CC warning) | | Project `./CLAUDE.md` | ≤120 lines (~2500 tokens) | 40K chars (CC warning) | | `CLAUDE.local.md` | ≤50 lines | Same | | `MEMORY.md` | ≤200 lines or 25KB | Hard truncation | Shorter files = better adherence. Over 200 lines, instruction-following drops measurably. ## Core Principles - **Compression-first**: Every token costs every turn. One-liner per concept when possible - **Non-obvious only**: If Claude can infer it from reading code, don't state it - **Actionable**: Commands copy-paste-ready, paths real, steps concrete - **Project-specific**: Generic advice ("write tests", "use meaningful names") is noise - **Dedup-aware**: Don't repeat what CC system prompt or higher-level CLAUDE.md already provides ## File Type Guide ### Global CLAUDE.md (`~/.claude/CLAUDE.md`) Personal development partner configuration. Loaded in every CC session across all projects. **Sections** (in order): 1. **Identity** — Communication style, expertise assumption, language rule (3-4 lines) 2. **Tech Stack** — Backend, mobile, frontend, infra, environment. Remove unused lines 3. **Workflow** — Intent routing, delegation, research, execution, verification patterns 4. **Skills** — Table of detected skills with trigger descriptions 5. **MCP** — Enabled servers with one-line capabilities 6. **LSP** — Conditional on detected plugins 7. **Rules** — 3-5 imperatives. Defer detailed rules to `my-coding` skill **Compression-critical**: Workflow section (Intent Gate table + Research delegation) must survive verbatim — these are routing anchors that CC uses to decide how to act. ### Project CLAUDE.md (`./CLAUDE.md`) Project-specific context. Loaded in every conversation within this project directory. **Sections** (in order — include only if content discovered): 1. **Header** — Project name + one-line mission 2. **Commands** — Copy-paste-ready table (build, test, lint, dev) 3. **Architecture** — Annotated tree, depth 2, non-obvious purpose only 4. **Key Files** — Entry points, critical configs Claude wouldn't find easily 5. **Code Style** — Imperative conventions from project source (NOT generic) 6. **Testing** — Test commands + patterns 7. **Gotchas** — Non-obvious quirks, anti-patterns from source comments 8. **Skills & Extensions** — Approved references only **Dedup boundary**: NEVER duplicate global CLAUDE.md content (workflow, identity, tech stack, coding rules). Project = project-specific facts only. ### CLAUDE.local.md Personal project-specific preferences — gitignored. Appended after CLAUDE.md at same directory level (wins on conflict). **Use for**: Local URLs, sandbox endpoints, preferred test data, personal workflow shortcuts. Keep under 50 lines. ### .claude/rules/ Files Path-scoped conventions that inject when matching files are touched. - **Unconditional** (no frontmatter): loaded at launch alongside CLAUDE.md - **Path-scoped** (with `paths` frontmatter): inject only when matching files are opened - Use for detailed coding conventions that only matter for specific file patterns **Boundary**: Generic project conventions → CLAUDE.md. File-path-specific conventions → rules. ## Section Authoring Patterns ### Commands Section ```markdown ## Commands | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `npm run build` | Production build with optimization | | `npm test -- --watch` | Run tests in watch mode | ``` - Copy-paste-ready — exact command, not descriptions of commands - Skip obvious (`npm install`, `git clone`) - Include flags that matter (`--watch`, `--coverage`, `--runInBand`) ### Architecture Section ```markdown ## Architecture ``` src/ api/ # REST endpoints — one file per resource services/ # Business logic layer — no HTTP concerns models/ # Sequelize models with custom scopes jobs/ # Background job processors (Bull queues) ``` ``` - Depth 2 max — Claude can explore deeper with Glob - Annotate only directories whose purpose isn't obvious from name - Skip `node_modules/`, `dist/`, `.git/`, config dirs with clear names ### Code Style Section Good — project-specific, imperative, verifiable: ```markdown - Use barrel exports (`index.ts`) in every module directory - Prefer `readonly` arrays — use `ReadonlyArray<T>` not `T[]` for function params - Error responses use `AppError` class from `src/errors.ts` — never raw Error ``` Bad — generic, vague, unverifiable: ```markdown - Follow clean code principles - Use descriptive variable names - Handle errors properly ``` ### Gotchas Section Good — non-obvious, prevents debugging: ```markdown - Migrations auto-run at boot — never modify existing migration files, create new ones - `NEXT_PUBLIC_*` vars must be set at BUILD time, not runtime - Tests must run sequentially (`--runInBand`) due to shared DB state ``` Bad — obvious, generic: ```markdown - Be careful with database migrations - Environment variables must be configured - Tests should be independent ``` ### Key Files Section Good — entry points Claude wouldn't find: ```markdown - `src/bootstrap.ts` — Server bootstrap, DI container setup. Import order matters - `config/features.yml` — Feature flags. Changes require restart ``` Bad — discoverable or obvious: ```markdown - `package.json` — Node.js configuration - `src/index.ts` — Application entry point ``` ## Emphasis for Adherence Adding emphasis tokens improves instruction-following in longer files: ```markdown IMPORTANT: Always use pnpm, not npm. YOU MUST run tests before committing. ``` Use sparingly — if everything is IMPORTANT, nothing is. Reserve for rules where violation causes real damage. ## Quality Scoring Score each criterion (from Anthropic's official rubric): | Criterion | Weight | What earns full score | |-----------|--------|-----------------------| | Commands/Workflows | 20pts | All essential commands with context | | Architecture Clarity | 20pts | Key dirs explained, entry points identified | | Non-Obvious Patterns | 15pts | Gotchas, workarounds, "why we do it this way" | | Conciseness | 15pts | Dense content, no filler, no obvious info | | Currency | 15pts | Commands work, file refs accurate, stack current | | Actionability | 15pts | Copy-paste ready, concrete steps, real paths | **Red flags**: Commands that would fail, references to deleted files, outdated tech versions, generic advice, unfinished TODOs, duplicate info across files. ## Quality Checklist Before finalizing any CLAUDE.md: - Every line answers: "Would removing this cause Claude to make mistakes?" - No content already in higher-level CLAUDE.md (project files) - No obvious instructions or generic best practices - No file listings discoverable via Glob or LS - No setup/installation steps (use README for that) - No verbose multi-line explanations (one-liner per concept) - Architecture uses annotated tree, non-obvious only - Code Style conventions are imperative and verifiable - Gotchas are non-obvious quirks from actual codebase - Commands are copy-paste-ready with real flags - Token budget verified (global ≤120 lines, project ≤2500 tokens) - No conflicting rules across files (Claude picks arbitrarily on conflict) ## References | Topic | File | When to read | |-------|------|-------------| | Section patterns | [claude-md-patterns.md](references/claude-md-patterns.md) | Before writing — complete section templates, good/bad examples, monorepo patterns | | CLAUDE.md dedup | [claude-md-dedup-guide.md](references/claude-md-dedup-guide.md) | Before writing — dedup boundaries between global/project/rules/my-coding/CC system prompt | | CC dedup (general) | `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../prompt-writer/references/cc-dedup-guide.md` | When checking what CC system prompt already provides |
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