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Claude-Stack-Research-Workspace

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Guvenlik Denetimi
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Purpose
This workspace provides a structured directory and custom slash commands for evaluating software and technology stacks using Claude Code.

Security Assessment
The tool poses a low security risk. It does not request any dangerous permissions or execute unauthorized shell commands. The automated code scan found no dangerous patterns and identified no hardcoded secrets. The repository operates strictly as a templated environment for organizing research prompts and outputs, safely containing its activity to local workspace files. Overall risk: Low.

Quality Assessment
The project is currently active, with its most recent push occurring just today. However, it has several quality warning signs. It lacks a repository description and, more importantly, a license file, which means no explicit permissions are granted for users to modify, distribute, or use the code. Additionally, it has very low community visibility with only 5 stars, indicating minimal external testing or community trust.

Verdict
Safe to use, though its lack of a formal license should be considered if you plan to modify or distribute the contents.
README.md

Claude Stack Research Workspace

A dedicated workspace for researching and evaluating software components, technology stacks, and solutions using Claude Code.

Purpose

This repository provides a structured environment for conducting thorough technical research and stack evaluations. It's designed to help identify, compare, and recommend software solutions for various projects - whether personal, business, or client work.

Directory Structure

├── prompts/           # Research requests and specifications
│   ├── drafting/     # Work-in-progress prompts
│   ├── queue/        # Prompts ready to be processed
│   └── run/          # Completed/archived prompts
├── outputs/          # Research findings and analyses
│   └── recommendations/  # Final recommendation reports
├── context/          # Additional context files for research projects
└── .claude/          # Claude Code configuration
    ├── commands/     # Custom slash commands for research workflows
    └── agents/       # Specialized subagents for research tasks

Workflow

Typical Research Flow

  1. Define the Request: Create a specification in prompts/drafting/ or prompts/queue/
  2. Research Phase: Claude analyzes requirements, searches for solutions, and evaluates options
  3. Analysis: Findings are documented in outputs/ with detailed comparisons
  4. Review: Iterate on research based on feedback
  5. Finalize: Move completed prompts to prompts/run/ and final reports to outputs/recommendations/

Research Methodology

Research outputs follow these principles:

  • Quality over Quantity: Focus on 5 strong candidates rather than 10 mediocre options
  • Current Information: Use web fetch to ensure pricing and features are up-to-date
  • Critical Evaluation: Analyze features against specifications with deal-breaker awareness
  • Multi-source Validation: Cross-reference information from multiple sources (Reddit, official docs, reviews)
  • Practical Recommendations: Rank solutions based on fit with use case and priorities

Output Formats

Research deliverables typically include:

  • Detailed Analysis: Comprehensive evaluation of each solution
  • Comparison Tables: Side-by-side feature comparisons in Markdown format
  • Recommendations: Ranked list with rationale
  • Links: Direct links to vendors, documentation, and relevant resources
  • Edge Cases: Near-miss solutions that fell short on deal-breakers (noted separately)

Multi-Run Research

For sequential research questions:

  1. Individual markdown files are created for each question
  2. A final synthesized report combines all findings
  3. Files are organized chronologically or by topic

Custom Commands

This workspace includes specialized slash commands for common research workflows:

  • /start-research - Initialize a new research project
  • /compare-stacks - Deep-dive comparison of technology stacks
  • /pricing-analysis - Focused analysis on pricing models and cost comparison
  • /generate-report - Synthesize findings into final report

Custom Subagents

Specialized AI agents for research tasks:

  • stack-researcher - Primary research agent for technology evaluation
  • pricing-analyzer - Focused on cost analysis and TCO comparison
  • report-synthesizer - Combines multiple research documents into cohesive reports

Getting Started

  1. Place your research specification in prompts/queue/
  2. Invoke Claude Code in this directory
  3. Reference the prompt file in conversation
  4. Claude will conduct research and generate outputs in outputs/

Integration with MCP Tools

Common MCP workflows after research completion:

Can you convert to PDF and email to me?
Can you save that to my Google Drive?
Can you upload this to Cloudinary?

Template Usage

This repository serves as a template. The .gitkeep files ensure the full directory structure is preserved when cloning.

To initialize a new research workspace:

git clone <this-repo> new-research-project
cd new-research-project
rm -rf .git
git init

Maintenance

  • Run ./scripts/add-gitkeep.sh to add .gitkeep files to any new empty directories
  • Keep prompts organized by moving completed ones to prompts/run/
  • Archive old research to maintain workspace clarity

Note: This workspace is optimized for use with Claude Code CLI and follows the conventions outlined in CLAUDE.md.

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