claude-config

Shared Claude Code configuration: global instructions, slash commands, skills, and rendering tools.

Setup

Clone into ~/.claude/:

git clone git@github.com:sparkling/claude-config.git ~/.claude

Structure

CLAUDE.md                 # Global instructions (loaded every session)
commands/sc/              # Slash commands (/sc:*)
skills/                   # Claude Code skills
tools/                    # Rendering tools (Mermaid, DOT, Markdown export)

Commands

19 slash commands under /sc: covering the development lifecycle:

Command	Purpose
/sc:implement	Feature and code implementation
/sc:analyze	Code quality, security, performance analysis
/sc:design	System architecture and API design
/sc:test	Test execution and coverage
/sc:build	Build, compile, and package
/sc:cleanup	Dead code removal and optimization
/sc:improve	Systematic code improvements
/sc:git	Git operations with intelligent commits
/sc:spawn	Break tasks into coordinated subtasks
/sc:workflow	Generate workflows from PRDs
/sc:task	Complex task management
/sc:troubleshoot	Diagnose and resolve issues
/sc:estimate	Development estimates
/sc:explain	Code and concept explanations
/sc:document	Component documentation
/sc:index	Project knowledge base generation
/sc:load	Project context loading
/sc:markdown-export	Markdown to HTML/PDF export

Skills

Skill	Description
diagramming	Mermaid and DOT/Graphviz diagram creation (18 guides)
dot-export	DOT diagram export to PNG/SVG
mermaid-export	Mermaid diagram export to PNG
markdown-editor	Markdown editing
notebook	Jupyter notebook creation
owl	OWL 2 ontology design
qlever	QLever SPARQL engine configuration
shacl	SHACL data validation
skos	SKOS knowledge organization
sparql	SPARQL query writing and optimization

Tools

Tool	Description
dot-renderer	Render DOT/Graphviz to PNG
mermaid-renderer	Render Mermaid diagrams to PNG
markdown-export	Convert Markdown to HTML/PDF

What's not tracked

Everything else in ~/.claude/ is runtime state managed by Claude Code (sessions, todos, plugins, debug logs, credentials, telemetry). See .gitignore for the full exclusion list.