Free CLAUDE.md generator

Answer a few questions about your project and get a clean, structured CLAUDE.md file for Claude Code. Copy it or download it — everything runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded.

Your CLAUDE.md
# Your Project

## What this is
One-paragraph description of the product and who it serves.

## Tech stack
- (list your stack)

## Commands
- Install: npm install
- Dev: npm run dev
- Test: npm test
- Lint: npm run lint

## Architecture
Describe where things live and the 2-3 patterns to follow. Keep it concrete —
point at real folders and name the conventions an agent must match.

## Rules (never do these)
- (add hard "never do this" constraints here)

## Lessons (paid for in real incidents)
- (add lessons paid for in real incidents here)

## Working agreement
- Read this file at the start of every session; treat it as ground truth.
- Make surgical changes; only touch what the task requires.
- Verify before claiming done — run the tests, exercise the real path.
- When something is unclear, state the assumption explicitly or ask.

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Generated with the free CLAUDE.md generator at https://blueprint.gera.services/tools/claude-md-generator

Everything runs in your browser — nothing you type is sent anywhere.

How to use the file you just generated

  1. 1. Download or copy the output and save it as CLAUDE.md in your repo root.
  2. 2. Open Claude Code in that project — it loads CLAUDE.md automatically at session start.
  3. 3. Tighten the rules and lessons over time. The most valuable section is the one you grow from real incidents.

New to this? Read what a CLAUDE.md file is and how it differs from AGENTS.md.

FAQ

What does the CLAUDE.md generator do?

It turns a few answers about your project — name, stack, commands, rules, and lessons — into a clean, well-structured CLAUDE.md file you can copy or download and drop into your repository root for Claude Code to read.

Is the CLAUDE.md generator free?

Yes, completely free with no signup. Everything runs in your browser; nothing you type is uploaded or stored.

Where do I put the generated CLAUDE.md file?

Save it as CLAUDE.md in your repository root. Claude Code loads it automatically at the start of each session. You can also keep a personal one at ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md for rules that apply to every project.

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