what is claude-code-ship-deck-teaser fr?

This repository is a small free sample from a larger paid template pack for people using Claude Code, an AI coding assistant. It addresses a specific annoyance: when a long coding session gets compacted or ends, the assistant can lose track of project details and rules, forcing the user to re-explain things and burn extra tokens. The repo contains three files meant to be copied directly into another project. The first is a skill file that lays out a short, repeatable workflow: clarify the task, explore the code, plan the change, implement it, verify it works, then hand off or open a pull request. The second is a session handoff template, meant to be rewritten at the end of each work session, that records what was completed, the next three steps, which files were touched, and any decisions made, plus a prompt that can be pasted to resume work later. The third is a short safety fragment with rules like never pushing to the main branch, never committing secrets, and always planning before doing anything destructive. Setup takes about 60 seconds: copy the skill file into the project as its main configuration file, add the safety fragment to the bottom of it, and create the handoff file from the included template. The README notes that everything works without needing any command line tools, describing it as a manual copy-paste workflow, though it mentions that a more advanced Python hook and multi-project setup exist in the full paid version. This particular repository is explicitly a teaser slice of a larger commercial product sold separately. The three files here are free to use in personal or commercial projects, but the README asks that they not be repackaged or resold as a competing template pack.