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chriswiles/claude-code-showcase — explained in plain English

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5,891JavaScriptAudience · developerComplexity · 2/5Setup · easy

tl;dr

A working example of how to configure Claude Code as a well-trained teammate for a specific project by adding skills, agents, commands, hooks, and scheduled GitHub Actions workflows. Copy the folder structure and fill in your own conventions so AI-generated code matches your team's patterns from day one.

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  root((repo))
    Skills
      Library docs
      Code style
      Naming rules
    Agents
      Code review
      Detailed checklists
    Commands
      Slash shortcuts
      PR review flow
    Hooks
      Auto formatter
      Branch protection
    Workflows
      Monthly doc audit
      Weekly code review

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what do people make with this?

VIBE 1

Copy the skills folder into your own project so Claude Code learns your internal library conventions before writing any code, without needing to re-explain them each session.

VIBE 2

Add the code-review agent to your repo so Claude follows a detailed checklist every time it reviews changes rather than giving a generic response.

VIBE 3

Set up the pull request review slash command so a full review workflow runs with a single typed command.

VIBE 4

Wire the GitHub Actions workflows to your repo so Claude audits documentation accuracy monthly and checks code quality in rotating directories each week.

what's the stack?

JavaScriptMarkdownGitHub Actions

how it stacks up fr

chriswiles/claude-code-showcasefullstorydev/grpcuigooglechrome/samples
Stars5,8915,8925,883
LanguageJavaScriptJavaScriptJavaScript
Setup difficultyeasymoderateeasy
Complexity2/53/51/5
Audiencedeveloperdeveloperdeveloper

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how do i run it?

Difficulty · easy time til it works · 30min
License not specified in the explanation.

in plain english

This repository is a working example of how to configure Claude Code, an AI coding assistant, so it operates as a well-trained teammate on a specific software project rather than a generic tool. The author shares their own project setup so other developers can copy and adapt it. The core idea is that Claude Code can read special files you place in a project folder before it does any work. Those files teach it your team's conventions: how you write tests, how you structure your database queries, what code style you follow, and what your custom component library looks like. Once those files are in place, code the assistant generates already matches your patterns without you having to explain them each time. The repository demonstrates several layers of this setup. Skills are plain-text documents that explain specific topics to Claude, like how to use a particular internal library or how to name files. Agents are specialized assistants for recurring tasks, such as a code review agent that goes through a detailed checklist every time changes are made. Commands are shortcuts you can invoke by typing a slash followed by a name, for example triggering a full pull request review workflow in a single step. Hooks are another piece shown here. These are small scripts that run automatically at certain moments, such as blocking edits on the main protected branch, running the formatter whenever a file is saved, or suggesting relevant skills when Claude reads a particular prompt. The repository also includes GitHub Actions workflows that run Claude on a schedule. A monthly workflow reads recent commits and checks whether the documentation still describes the code accurately. A weekly one reviews code quality in rotating directories. A biweekly one audits and updates dependencies. The repo is structured so a developer can copy the folder layout into their own project and fill in the content with their own conventions. Most files are Markdown documents, making them easy to read and edit without any special tooling.

prompts (copy fr)

prompt 1
Using the claude-code-showcase skills folder as a template, write a skill file that explains my internal API client library and the naming conventions my team uses for endpoints and models.
prompt 2
Based on the code-review agent in claude-code-showcase, create an agent definition with a checklist that covers security, test coverage, and performance for my TypeScript project.
prompt 3
Using the hooks shown in claude-code-showcase, write a hook that runs my project linter automatically every time Claude finishes saving a file during a session.
prompt 4
Adapt the monthly documentation audit workflow from claude-code-showcase to also verify that every new function added in the last 30 days has a corresponding entry in the changelog.

Frequently asked questions

what is claude-code-showcase fr?

A working example of how to configure Claude Code as a well-trained teammate for a specific project by adding skills, agents, commands, hooks, and scheduled GitHub Actions workflows. Copy the folder structure and fill in your own conventions so AI-generated code matches your team's patterns from day one.

What language is claude-code-showcase written in?

Mainly JavaScript. The stack also includes JavaScript, Markdown, GitHub Actions.

What license does claude-code-showcase use?

License not specified in the explanation.

How hard is claude-code-showcase to set up?

Setup difficulty is rated easy, with roughly 30min to a first successful run.

Who is claude-code-showcase for?

Mainly developer.

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