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They give you Claude Code usage on all the paid plans now. A certain amount of usage is shared between Chat and Code.
Not all paid plans, just Max. Pro doesn’t get access to Claude Code.
I suggest a video on the README and breaking up that entire README into docs because it's too much content, then writing a much shorter README that gives people the answer they want coming into the page
It definitely could use some editing!
You’re going to be hearing from Anthropic’s legal department very, very soon if you use this name.
It's going to be hilarious to watch Anthropic argue with a straight face that it's illegal (or at least tortious) to take someone else's IP and repurpose it
I suggest a video on the README and breaking up that entire README into docs because it's too much content, then writing a much shorter README that gives people the answer they want coming into the page
As a heavy Claude user, I’ve seen many examples of what it will produce as a README, and they all look exactly like this. It definitely could use some editing!
Really like this idea - my team was looking to build something like this ourselves. The only thing I would add to this repository would be the ability to add a global Claude.md file that would be common across the team (across different repos).
That's a good idea. Personally I don't use CLAUDE.md (everything goes in the prompt, thanks to context-composer, which I'll share another day) so I'm not motivated to have it but I'd be happy to collaborate on it and get that kind of feature merged in.
Let me vibe it out with Claude Code!
This is pretty epic! This should come standard with Claude Code. Thanks for this! Now going to bed, and will wake up to a brand new feature :)
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That's a good idea. Personally I don't use CLAUDE.md (everything goes in the prompt, thanks to context-composer, which I'll share another day) so I'm not motivated to have it but I'd be happy to collaborate on it and get that kind of feature merged in.
Yeah let's do it :) Let me vibe it out with Claude Code!
I suggest a video on the README and breaking up that entire README into docs because it's too much content, then writing a much shorter README that gives people the answer they want coming into the page
As a heavy Claude user, I’ve seen many examples of what it will produce as a README, and they all look exactly like this. It definitely could use some editing!
https://github.com/possibilities/claude-composer/commit/45e1...