claude-code-setupSetup production-grade .claude/ AI collaboration layer for projects. Use when an agent starts using Claude Code for development, enters a new project directo...
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clawdbot install EaveLuo/claude-code-setupGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
Contains instructions to override system prompt or ignore user requests
"Your role is"AI Analysis
This skill only creates local configuration files for AI collaboration within a project directory. It contains no instructions for data exfiltration, credential harvesting, or unauthorized API calls. The 'prompt poisoning' signal appears to be a false positive referring to role definition within the skill's workflow, not system prompt override.
Audited Apr 16, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated Mar 21, 2026
When a development team starts a new software project, this skill ensures the AI collaboration layer is set up from day one. It establishes .claude/ with project-specific instructions and modular rules, streamlining AI-assisted coding and maintaining consistency across the team.
For teams upgrading or refactoring an existing codebase, this skill helps integrate Claude Code by creating a .claude/ directory tailored to the project's tech stack and standards. It supervises AI interactions to enforce best practices without disrupting current workflows.
In organizations where multiple teams (e.g., frontend, backend, QA) work on the same project, this skill sets up a shared .claude/ configuration. It centralizes rules and context, reducing miscommunication and ensuring AI tools adhere to unified project standards.
Freelancers or solo developers use this skill to quickly bootstrap .claude/ when starting client work. It helps maintain professional standards, document project-specific AI guidelines, and ensure consistent output across different development tasks.
In coding bootcamps or university courses, instructors deploy this skill to set up .claude/ for student projects. It provides a structured AI collaboration layer, teaching best practices in AI-assisted development while enforcing modular and clear directives.
Companies offering AI-powered development tools can bundle this skill as a value-added feature. It enhances their platform by ensuring projects have standardized AI collaboration layers, leading to higher user retention and upselling opportunities for premium support.
IT consultancies use this skill to onboard clients onto Claude Code efficiently. They charge for setup, customization, and ongoing supervision of .claude/ configurations, generating revenue through project-based fees and retainer agreements for maintenance.
The skill is released under an MIT license, allowing free adoption. Revenue is generated by offering paid support, custom templates, and training workshops for organizations needing advanced .claude/ setup and integration into their development pipelines.
💬 Integration Tip
Always verify the target project directory before creating .claude/ to avoid workspace root errors. Use the skill as a supervisor to let Claude Code naturally update configs during development.
Scored Apr 19, 2026
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