Establishes a project constitution and self-reinforcing constraints using a TDD-inspired workflow for Claude Code.
The writing-claude-md skill implements a structured, multi-step process for creating or refining your project's CLAUDE.md file, treating it as a functional project 'constitution.' By utilizing a Test-Driven Development (TDD) approach—moving from identifying context drift (RED) to establishing immutable laws (GREEN) and refining them (REFACTOR)—this skill ensures that Claude adheres to specific project constraints through a self-reinforcing display mechanism. This is particularly useful for complex projects where maintaining strict architectural rules, specific communication styles, or project-specific directory structures is critical for long-running AI-assisted development sessions.
Key Features
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02TDD-based workflow (RED/GREEN/REFACTOR) for drafting project laws
03Automated quality review via the claudemd-reviewer subagent
04Implementation of 'Self-Reinforcing Display' to prevent context drift
05Standardized templates for project structure and immutable laws
06Mandatory Task Initialization and status tracking for reliable execution
Use Cases
01Standardizing team communication styles and command references in shared repositories
02Setting up a new project with specific coding standards and architectural rules
03Fixing context drift where Claude begins to ignore instructions in long conversations
