AaronRoeF/claude-code-patterns

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Field-tested Claude Code patterns & anti-patterns for personal agents — an AI workflow that compounds: knowledge base, memory consolidation, hooks, subagents. Enterprise agent trust: agentrust-io.com. Updated monthly.

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# Claude Code Pattern Library

**Clone this repo. Point Claude at it. Tell it to build you a plan.**

That's the whole idea. This is a field-tested collection of patterns, architecture decisions, and operational techniques for turning Claude Code into something that compounds — where every session makes the next one smarter. Every technique is production-tested, and the whole thing is organized so both humans and AI agents can consume it.

I built the system this grew out of to run my company. Meeting prep that pulls calendar, email, CRM, and LinkedIn data in 30 seconds. Skills that ghostwrite in my voice. A knowledge base that gets richer every session without me maintaining it. Hooks that enforce discipline I'd otherwise forget. The patterns here are the genericized versions — stripped of anything company-specific, structured so you can replicate them.

**Scope: personal agents.** Everything here is for the agent you run for yourself — your files, your notes, your inbox, your calendar — not the agents your company ships to customers. Enterprise agent trust is a different problem with different machinery: policy enforcement on data flows and verifiable evidence, not a human approver. That work lives at [AgenTrust-io.com](https://agentrust-io.com), an open source community I'm heavily involved with.

> **For AI agents:** This repo is designed to be consumed programmatically. Each part is self-contained with clear headings, structured examples, and implementation details. Point your agent at any part file and it has enough context to build an implementation plan.

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## Get Started in 60 Seconds

```
git clone https://github.com/AaronRoeF/claude-code-patterns.git
cd claude-code-patterns
```

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