Claude Code project setup kit

Stop re-explaining your project to Claude Code every session.

A copy-ready starter system for turning a blank AI coding chat into a repeatable project teammate: project memory, rules, commands, agents, hooks, and MCP examples.

claude-code-project-starter-kit/
├── CLAUDE.md
├── .mcp.json.example
└── .claude/
    ├── settings.json
    ├── rules/
    ├── commands/
    ├── agents/
    ├── hooks/
    └── skills/

What we build

Small, auditable workflow assets that help teams move from ad-hoc prompting to repeatable agent-assisted execution.

Project starter kits

Opinionated file structures for Claude Code, Codex, Hermes-style orchestration, and multi-agent engineering workflows.

Rules and review systems

Reusable coding rules, testing expectations, security boundaries, review commands, and release checklists.

Agent operation guides

Plain-language guides for using AI agents responsibly in software projects without overpromising outcomes.

First kit

Claude Code Project Starter Kit

Use the free repo to test the pattern. Buy the $9 ZIP when you want the complete, organized starter pack instead of assembling everything by hand.

7-day refund if it does not fit your workflow. Contact hello@agentkitslab.com with your order email.

What the $9 Starter package adds

  • Full CLAUDE.md operating guide template
  • Modular rules for code style, testing, API, security, and docs
  • 5 custom commands: review, issue fixing, planning, docs, and release checks
  • 5 specialized agents: code review, security audit, test design, docs, and release QA
  • Hook examples for safer bash validation and post-edit reminders
  • MCP config example, structure diagram, and START-HERE guide
Read-only service

Agent-ready Repo Audit

A repository-specific, evidence-anchored review of context, verification, tooling, and review paths for Claude Code, Codex, and similar coding agents.

$149

One-time · scope confirmed before payment · target delivery within 5 business days after cleared payment and complete accepted intake.

Inquiry first—there is no public checkout link. Do not send credentials, tokens, private keys, source archives, or secret values in the initial email.

What you receive

  • Repository-specific readiness scorecard
  • File, line, and command evidence
  • Prioritized P0/P1/P2 findings
  • Remediation roadmap and automation boundaries
  • Static/read-only handling by default; unsafe commands are NOT_RUN

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Free template vs. complete Starter Kit

The free repo is for trying the workflow. The paid ZIP saves setup time when you want the complete project operating system.

AssetFree GitHub template$9 Starter Kit
Project memory Basic CLAUDE.md Full operating guide plus local notes template
Rules Core examples Modular rules for style, testing, API, security, and docs
Commands 2 examples 5 repeatable workflows for review, planning, fixes, docs, release
Agents 2 examples 5 specialized reviewers and QA helpers
Hooks + MCPPreview only Safer bash hooks, post-edit reminders, MCP config example
Start guideREADME only START-HERE.md, product README, structure diagram

Preview what is inside before buying

No mystery box: the kit is a practical folder of copy-ready files you can adapt to a real repository.

Preview of Claude Code Project Starter Kit contents

Best for

  • Solo builders tired of rewriting project rules every session
  • Small teams that want shared AI coding standards
  • Developers experimenting with Claude Code commands, agents, hooks, and MCP

Not a magic autopilot

Templates improve consistency, but you still review outputs, run tests, and adapt rules to your stack.

Built for practical developer workflows

Focused templates and operating guides for teams that want clearer project context, safer reviews, and more repeatable AI-assisted development.

Project-ready assets

Copy-ready files, examples, and checklists that can be adapted to real repositories without starting from a blank page.

Human approval where it matters

Public releases, account actions, payments, credentials, and customer commitments stay review-first.

Clear expectations

Templates improve workflow consistency, but every team should still review outputs, run tests, and adapt rules to its own stack.