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dot-claude

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Security Audit
Warn
Health Pass
  • License — License: MIT
  • Description — Repository has a description
  • Active repo — Last push 0 days ago
  • Community trust — 75 GitHub stars
Code Warn
  • fs module — File system access in helpers/merge_settings.sh
Permissions Pass
  • Permissions — No dangerous permissions requested
Purpose
This is a personal configuration template for Claude Code. It provides a pre-configured environment featuring custom commands, shell scripts, and automated settings management to streamline AI-assisted development workflows.

Security Assessment
Overall Risk: Medium. The tool heavily interacts with the local system, particularly the file system. A warning was flagged for file system access within `helpers/merge_settings.sh`. It relies on shell execution to run build scripts via `just` and automate tasks via Husky (git hooks). Additionally, it clones external skills from a separate repository (`PaulRBerg/dot-agents`) via Vercel's skills CLI, which introduces external dependency risks. No hardcoded secrets or dangerous permission requests were found in the repository itself, but the nature of shell scripting and external cloning requires caution.

Quality Assessment
The project is healthy and actively maintained, with its last push occurring very recently. It is backed by a modest but solid community trust indicator of 75 GitHub stars. The codebase is fully transparent and safely operates under the permissive MIT license, making it freely available for use and modification.

Verdict
Use with caution — while the base configuration is safe and transparent, it executes shell scripts and pulls external dependencies, so users should review the cloned skills and scripts before running them.
SUMMARY

PRB's Claude Code config

README.md

Claude Code config

CI
License: MIT
Claude Code

PRB's .claude directory.

Quick Start

git clone [email protected]:PaulRBerg/dot-claude.git ~/.claude
cd ~/.claude
just install
ccc  # Make your first commit with the claude wrapper

See Installation for full setup and Configuration for customization.

Installation

Prerequisites

  • Node.js: Husky/lint-staged automation (npm install)
  • Just: command runner for build scripts (brew install just)
  • Python 3.13+ and uv: Python package/project manager

Setup

git clone [email protected]:PaulRBerg/dot-claude.git ~/.claude
cd ~/.claude
just install  # Node deps, Python deps, and CLI utilities

Verify

just full-check  # Run all code checks
just test-hooks  # Run hook tests
claude           # Run Claude

Configuration

Settings

All JSONC files in settings/* merge into settings.json on commit via Husky + lint-staged.

Edit only settings/**/*.jsonc (never settings.json directly). Merging happens on commit, or run just merge-settings
manually.

Settings layout:

  • basics.jsonc: core config, env vars, status line
  • hooks.jsonc: event hooks
  • plugins.jsonc: enabled plugins
  • permissions/*.jsonc: permission rules (bash, mcp, read, write, tools)

Context

Global instructions are in CLAUDE.md (communication style, code preferences, scope preservation, git safety, shell
escaping).

Flags

Append flags to prompts to trigger behavior:

  • -s: subagents
  • -c: auto-commit
  • -t: testing
  • -d: debug
  • -n: skip linting

Flags compose, e.g. implement API -s -t -c.

Justfile

Use just for common tasks like just full-check, just merge-settings, and just test. See justfile for the full
command list.

Features

Commands

commands/ contains thin entry points that invoke skills. Commands still matter because they support directory nesting,
which enables namespaced patterns like /yeet:issue-cc and /md-docs:update-readme.

Skills

Skills are managed in PaulRBerg/dot-agents and installed via Vercel's
skills CLI. This repo keeps symlinks to ~/.agents/skills/. See dot-agents for
installation guidance.

Examples: commit, code-review, code-polish, vitest, effect-ts, web3-foundry, biome-js,
cli-gh, yeet.

Agents

agents/ includes specialized subagents:

  • tool-finder: discover tools and packages for any task
  • docs-finder: find library/framework documentation

Invoke via -s or the Task tool.

MCP servers

Three MCP servers are configured in .mcp.json:

  • context7: library docs and code examples
  • filesystem: filesystem access and manipulation
  • sequential-thinking: chain-of-thought reasoning

Enable or disable them in settings/permissions/mcp.jsonc.

Hooks

Hooks provide event-driven Claude Code automation. See hooks/README.md.

Active hooks:

  • add_plan_frontmatter.py: add YAML frontmatter to plan files (PostToolUse)
  • commit_prompts.py: commit logged prompts to zk notebook (SessionEnd)
  • sync_global_settings.py: sync global settings across machines (SessionEnd)
  • sync_local_settings.py: sync local project settings (SessionEnd)
  • log_prompts.py: log conversations to zk notebook (UserPromptSubmit, optional)

Optional (commented out): ai-flags (prompt flag parsing), ai-notify (desktop notifications).

Plugins

Two official plugins are enabled via settings/plugins.jsonc:

  • claude-md-management: CLAUDE.md auditing and improvement
  • plugin-dev: plugin development tools (commands, skills, hooks, agents)

Utilities

[!NOTE]
The claude wrapper runs Claude with --dangerously-skip-permissions and auto-loads MCP servers from .mcp.json.
See this issue.

Optional shell utilities from utils.sh:

  • ccc [args]: streamlined commits via /commit (defaults to --all)
  • cccp: commit and push (feature branches)
  • ccbump [args]: quick release bumping via /bump-release
  • claude [args]: enhanced CLI wrapper with MCP auto-loading

Source them in your shell config:

source ~/.claude/utils.sh

License

MIT. See LICENSE.md.

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