[Resource]: Claude Code Starter Kit

[serpro69]

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https://github.com/serpro69/claude-starter-kit

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serpro69

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Description

This is a starter template repository designed to provide a complete development environment for Claude-Code with pre-configured MCP servers and tools for AI-powered development workflows. The repository is intentionally minimal, containing only configuration templates for three primary systems: Claude Code, Serena, and Task Master.

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[hesreallyhim]

hi @serpro69 thanks for sharing this. just so i understand, this is kind of pre-loaded setup for Claude Code with some configurations and other MCPs/frameworks that you find very helpful and have configured to be a good starting point for any new project - is that roughly correct? that sounds very useful so i just want to make sure i know what it's claiming to be. like i find this example conversation very helpful, so it's great that you included it: https://github.com/serpro69/claude-starter-kit/blob/f13c2b342491c856ec5736b9351f6c9d1ad9b0e3/examples/analysis-process-example.md

EDIT: just to add a quick tag on that - if my reading is correct, can you state explicitly what additional value your configuration brings as opposed to, for example, "ok I'm going to install CC and Serena and TM" it would help me understand a lot.

[serpro69]

Hi @hesreallyhim , Thanks for taking the time to review.

this is kind of pre-loaded setup for Claude Code with some configurations and other MCPs/frameworks that you find very helpful and have configured to be a good starting point for any new project - is that roughly correct

Yes, that's pretty much what it is.

can you state explicitly what additional value your configuration brings as opposed to, for example, "ok I'm going to install CC and Serena and TM"

1. It just saves you time (e.g. you don't need to bother installing tools like Serena and TM, they will be readily available and pre-configured once the template setup has completed)
2. It comes with some opinionated defaults that I've found myself copy-pasting from one project to the other. Like, what I usually want to allow CC to do, what I want to deny it, token settings, etc etc. Basically the most useful config settings that I tend to have in most projects, both for CC and mcp tools.
3. Then there are some extras, e.g development-tailored skills (like the one you linked above), or helpful scripts (for example this one could save you some tokens - https://github.com/serpro69/claude-starter-kit/blob/f13c2b342491c856ec5736b9351f6c9d1ad9b0e3/.claude/scripts/validate-bash.sh , which I tend to copy-paste to every single project where I have CC initialized), and so on.

I have not added any agents yet, for example, mainly because my experience with using agents makes me feel I get worse results as opposed to not using them. But I think I might add this as optional feature (there are some pretty good agent collections out there, and it should be very simple to include those in the final project with an opt-in option)

[hesreallyhim]

/approve

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