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@benkapner⭐ 16 stars

User asks for design, planning, or approach exploration before implementation. Covers new features, components, refactors, or architecture decisions. Creates design docs and proposes approaches with trade-offs.

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// README

Claude Code Basecamp

A workspace for Claude Code users who work across multiple repositories. Clone your repos, get shared skills and commands out of the box, add your own.

How It Works

This is a meta-workspace. You clone your project repositories into the repositories/ folder and run Claude Code from the workspace root. Claude automatically gets access to all skills and commands. Your repos stay independent — they push to their own remotes, the workspace never touches them.

claude-code-basecamp/
  repositories/           # Clone your repos here (gitignored — yours, not shared)
    my-api/
    frontend/
    data-pipeline/
  skills/                 # AI skills — activate automatically when relevant
  commands/               # Slash commands — you trigger with /command
  .claude/                # Claude Code hooks and config

Quick Start

git clone https://github.com/redhat-community-ai-tools/claude-code-basecamp.git
cd claude-code-basecamp
uv sync
uv run .ai-workspace/scripts/setup.py

# Clone your repos
cd repositories/
git clone <your-repo-url>
cd ..

# Start working
claude

Tell Claude which repo to focus on — "I'm working on my-api" or type /focus to pick from a list. Skills activate automatically. Commands are there when you need them.

What You Get

Skills (activate automatically)

Skills are knowledge that Claude carries in the background. You don't trigger them — they activate when relevant to what you're doing.

Skill	What it does
`security-check`	Detects credential leaks, insecure patterns, LLM-specific risks
`python-patterns`	Dotenv conventions, API clients, LLM parsing, testing, and pipelines
`refactoring-patterns`	Measurement-driven refactoring with before/after metrics
`verification-loop`	Powers `/verify`, `/quality-gate` (invoked on demand)
`brainstorming`	Design exploration before implementation

Commands (you trigger these)

Command	When to use	What it does
`/verify`	After coding	Check types, lint, tests
`/quality-gate`	Before `git push`	Tests + secret scan
`/refactor-safe`	After review	Refactor without changing public API
`/test-coverage`	Adding tests	Find untested code, generate tests
`/diff-explain`	Reviewing changes	Explain by intent, not file count
`/explain-code`	Unfamiliar code	Layered explanation scaled to complexity
`/explain-simple`	Non-technical audience	Plain language, no jargon
`/prompt-test`	Editing LLM prompts	Test against samples, catch regressions
`/ai-engineer-review`	Architecture check	Brutally honest review
`/architecture-docs`	Documentation	Architecture docs with Mermaid diagrams
`/env-check`	Something broke	Validate environment setup
`/recap`	End of session	Summarize for standup
`/focus`	Switch repos	Pick repos from a list
`/changelog`	Before a release	Generate changelog grouped by intent
`/dep-check`	Periodic audit	Check unused deps, outdated versions, vulnerabilities
`/toolkit`	Discovery	See everything available

Hooks (automatic safety nets)

Hook	What it does
Session start	Reports git status of all your repos
Secret scan	Blocks `git commit`/`push` if API keys detected in tracked files
Commit size guard	Warns if staged diff exceeds 500 lines, suggests splitting
Skill suggestion	Reminds Claude which skills are relevant to files you're editing

Adding Your Own Skills and Commands

You can extend the workspace with your own skills and commands:

Add a skill — Create a folder in skills/ with a SKILL.md file. Claude picks it up automatically.
Add a command — Create a folder in commands/ with a command.md file. It becomes a /command you can type.

After adding, Claude picks them up automatically.

Learn More

GUIDE.md — Full reference for all skills, commands, and hooks

Credits

Built on top of ai-workspace-template by Michael Yochpaz.

// HOW IT'S BUILT

KEY FILES

skills/brainstorming/SKILL.mdREADME.md

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