Describe your project idea and get a complete CLAUDE.md context file that gives Claude Code everything it needs — tech stack, conventions, architecture, and requirements — in under 90 seconds.
Every session, your agent starts from scratch. No process. No quality gates. No memory of what happened yesterday. The Dev System fixes that — 10 skills that cover research to deploy, a 95/100 quality gate, and a continuity protocol that survives session resets.
CLAUDE.md ← Your rules
skills/
session-continuity/ ← Never lose context
multi-agent-qa/ ← 95/100 quality gate
security-audit/ ← Blocks bad deploys
seo-aeo-pass/ ← Every public page
research-and-plan/ ← Before any code
nextjs-scaffold/ ← Your framework
vercel-deploy/ ← Your deploy target
resend-email/ ← Your email provider
post-launch/ ← Monitoring + care
templates/
project-CLAUDE.md ← Per-project setup
continuity/ ← decisions, changelog,
session-logCLAUDE.md is a markdown context file that lives in your project root. When you start a Claude Code session, it automatically reads this file to understand your entire project — tech stack, coding conventions, architecture patterns, file structure, and requirements.
Without a CLAUDE.md, you spend the first few minutes of every session re-explaining your project setup. With one, Claude Code immediately knows your framework choices, coding style, and project goals — producing consistent, higher-quality code from the first prompt.
A useful CLAUDE.md requires you to articulate decisions you've made implicitly — why you chose this database, what patterns you follow, how errors should be handled. Most developers skip it because it takes 30-60 minutes to write well. Keeborg generates it from your project description in seconds, giving you a complete starting point you can refine.
# Project: TaskFlow ## Overview A task management app with team collaboration features. ## Tech Stack - **Frontend**: Next.js 14, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS - **Backend**: Python FastAPI - **Database**: PostgreSQL with Prisma ORM - **Auth**: Supabase Auth ## Coding Conventions - Use functional components with hooks - Prefer server components where possible - Use Zod for runtime validation - Error boundaries for error handling ## File Structure ``` src/ app/ # Next.js app router pages components/ # Reusable UI components lib/ # Utility functions hooks/ # Custom React hooks ``` ## Testing - Jest + React Testing Library - Minimum 80% coverage on utils - Integration tests for API routes
Every section is tailored to your specific project based on the tech stack and requirements you describe.
High-level goals, target users, and core functionality so Claude Code understands the big picture before writing any code.
Framework, language, database, and tooling choices with specific versions — prevents Claude from suggesting incompatible packages.
Naming patterns, component structure, state management approach, and style rules your team follows.
Where things live in your project — so new code lands in the right place, not scattered randomly.
REST vs GraphQL, authentication patterns, error handling conventions, and endpoint naming rules.
Test framework, coverage expectations, what to unit test vs integration test, and testing patterns to follow.
A poorly written CLAUDE.md can actually make Claude Code worse. Here's what to watch out for.
"Use React and make it look good"
Specify React version, component patterns (functional + hooks), styling approach (Tailwind), and design system references.
Pasting your entire codebase documentation
CLAUDE.md should be concise context, not documentation. Focus on decisions and constraints, not explanations.
Listing tech stack but not conventions
Include the rules: "always use server components", "never use any", "errors go through the ErrorBoundary".
Assuming Claude knows where files go
Map out your directory structure so new code lands in the right place automatically.
Three steps from idea to a complete CLAUDE.md file ready for your project.
Tell Keeborg about your app idea in plain English. Mention your preferred tech stack, target users, and core features.
Keeborg asks targeted questions about your architecture, conventions, and constraints to fill in the details.
Receive a complete CLAUDE.md plus 7 other spec documents. Export to GitHub or download as a zip.
While CLAUDE.md is designed for Claude Code, the structured output works with any AI tool. Keeborg also generates agent-specific context files for other tools.
Reads CLAUDE.md natively
Uses .cursorrules
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AI pair programmer
CLAUDE.md is one of 8 interconnected documents Keeborg generates from your project description. Each document references the others, giving AI agents comprehensive project context.
Stop spending 30 minutes writing context files by hand. Describe your app in plain English and get a complete CLAUDE.md plus 7 other spec documents in under 90 seconds.
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