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  1. Very specific:

    Use just as the task runner

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CLAUDE.md

Claude Code Mastery — Project Instructions

Project Overview

This is a reference repository documenting Claude Code capabilities, GitHub features, and industry best practices. It serves as both documentation and a working template.

Conventions

  • Conventional commits: feat:, fix:, docs:, chore:, refactor:
  • Documentation in Markdown with consistent heading hierarchy
  • Examples must be working, tested configurations — not theoretical
  • Use just as the task runner

Writing Style

  • Concise, actionable documentation
  • Lead with practical examples, then explain concepts
  • Include configuration snippets that can be directly copied
  • Cross-reference between docs using relative links

Structure

  • docs/claude-code/ — Claude Code capabilities
  • docs/github-features/ — GitHub platform features
  • docs/best-practices/ — Industry standards
  • examples/ — Working configurations
  • .claude/ — Project Claude Code config (skills, agents, rules)
  • .github/ — GitHub config (workflows, templates, dependabot)

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