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Not really, the closest analogy: Makefile or .editorconfig - it's created for a tool, committed on purpose.
by coder-pm 3mo ago
Not really, the closest analogy: Makefile or .editorconfig - it's created for a tool, committed on purpose.
- moritzwarhier 3mo agoWhat .editorconfig has in common with CLAUDE.md and similar files, is that they should be shared among the team. Individual guidelines can live in a dot-prefixed subdirectory or the users $HOME. This is what they already provide. So it's possible (but not necessary) to add personal pre-prompts, but the shared best-practises and, more importantly, learnings, can be comitted and pushed. What's exposed on a web server is a different topic, and when that is your repo's root dir, you've done something wrong either way.
- coder-pm 3mo agoYee but screen on Reddit looks like a diff from repository... a did check it again and it looks like a fake:)