Every Claude Code session starts the same way. You explain your stack. You explain your conventions. You explain what you already told it yesterday.
That's not a workflow. That's a tax.
The Problem Nobody Talks About
Claude Code is powerful. But out of the box, it's generic. It doesn't know:
- Your tech stack
- Your coding style
- Your project structure
- What you've already decided
So you repeat yourself. Every. Single. Session.
The fix exists. It's called CLAUDE.md — a markdown file that lives in your project root and gives Claude persistent context. But writing a good one from scratch? That takes time most developers won't spend.
We Built the Fix
The CLAUDE.md Generator asks you a few questions about your project and produces a production-ready instruction file in seconds.
No signup. No paywall. No email capture gate.
What it generates:
- Tech stack declarations (framework, language, package manager)
- Code style rules (formatting, naming, patterns you prefer)
- Project structure context
- Testing and deployment conventions
- Custom instructions tuned to how you actually work
Drop the output into your project root as CLAUDE.md. Done. Claude Code now remembers who you are.
Why This Matters
Developers using well-structured CLAUDE.md files report:
- Fewer corrections — Claude follows your patterns from the first message
- Faster sessions — no context-setting preamble
- Consistent output — same conventions across every session, every day
The compound effect is real. One file. Permanent improvement.
What a Good CLAUDE.md Looks Like
# Project: my-saas-app
## Stack
- Next.js 15 (App Router)
- TypeScript strict mode
- Tailwind CSS + shadcn/ui
- Prisma + PostgreSQL
## Conventions
- Use server components by default
- Colocate tests with source files
- Prefer named exports
- No barrel files
## Commands
- `pnpm dev` — local dev
- `pnpm test` — vitest
- `pnpm db:push` — push schema changes
That's the skeleton. The generator fills in the muscle based on your actual answers.
Beyond the Basics
A great CLAUDE.md isn't just a tech spec. It encodes your decisions:
- Architecture choices — "We chose server components for SEO pages, client components only for interactive widgets"
- Anti-patterns — "Never use barrel files. Never add lodash as a dependency."
- Workflow rules — "Always run tests before suggesting the code is done. Use conventional commits."
- Context — "This is a B2B SaaS. Our users are non-technical marketers. Error messages should be human-readable."
The more context you encode, the less you repeat. The less you repeat, the more time you spend building.
The Rate Limit Is a Feature
We rate-limit to 5 generations per day. Not because we're cheap — because generating 50 CLAUDE.md files serves no one. You have a finite number of projects. Each one deserves a thoughtful instruction set.
Generate. Review. Customize. Ship.
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Free. Takes 60 seconds. Makes every future Claude Code session better.
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