Claude Code Starter Kit (Cloudnative) workflow

One-command Claude Code environment installer: a wizard sets up agents, rules, commands, skills and hooks in three profiles

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  • The installer runs a script from a link and writes into ~/.claude, including settings.json and hooks
  • Hooks run commands, update dependencies and can change files when formatting
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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI

npx skillfoxx add workflows/claude-code-starter-kit-cloudnative

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  • The installer runs a script from a link and writes into ~/.claude, including settings.json and hooks
  • Hooks run commands, update dependencies and can change files when formatting

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

Claude Code Starter Kit sets up a ready Claude Code environment in a single run. The installer runs through curl on macOS and through PowerShell and WSL2 on Windows. An interactive wizard asks for language, profile, whether to add the Codex plugin, editor, fonts, hooks and plugins, then lays out the settings. The kit ships nine agent definitions (architect, planner, reviewer, build-error resolver, TDD, e2e, security and more), eight rule files, 21 slash commands such as /plan, /tdd, /handover and /update-docs, and 13 skill modules. Three profiles: Minimal installs agents and rules, Standard adds commands, skills and core hooks, and Full enables every hook, 15 plugins and sub-agent delegation through the Codex plugin. Hooks protect the work: cc-safety-net intercepts Bash commands and blocks accidentally destructive ones, the security-guidance plugin reviews edits, and there are auto update, Prettier or Biome formatting and a snapshot before context compaction. Updates use a three-way merge to keep your own hooks.

Who it is for. Teams and newcomers who want one shared Claude Code environment with common rules and safety hooks and no manual setup.

Good fit when

  • A team rolls out the same Claude Code setup with agents, rules and commands to everyone
  • A newcomer wants a working configuration without hand-editing settings.json
  • You want safety hooks against accidentally destructive commands and a review of edits
  • You need to distribute the environment through MDM on macOS

Not a fit when

  • You already maintain your own rules and hooks and do not want an installer to change settings.json
  • You need only one skill: take it on its own
  • Your Claude Code is older than 2.1.89: the generated hooks do not support it

Example request

Install Claude Code Starter Kit with the Standard profile and explain which hooks it enabled

Limitations

The hooks require Claude Code 2.1.89 or newer, and the installer does not check the version. Installation runs a bash or PowerShell script through curl, so read install.sh first. Windows needs WSL2. The author stresses that cc-safety-net matches command strings only and does not guard against deliberate bypass. On Windows the installer runs through an administrator PowerShell on top of WSL2, and some features such as Ghostty are macOS only.

How to disable. Run uninstall.sh from the repository. It removes files under ~/.claude, but delete a CLAUDE-SECURITY-timestamp folder in a scanned repository yourself.

FAQ

How do the Minimal, Standard and Full profiles differ?

Minimal installs agents and rules. Standard adds commands, skills, core hooks and five plugins. Full enables all hooks, 15 plugins and the Codex plugin for sub-agent delegation.

What does cc-safety-net do?

It intercepts Bash commands through a PreToolUse hook and stops accidentally destructive operations. It guards against slips and is not designed to resist deliberate bypass or prompt injection.

Do I need a paid Claude plan?

Claude Code needs a paid Claude account or API access. The README has sections on pricing and first login, and the installer itself is free under the MIT license.

How do I uninstall the kit?

Run uninstall.sh from the repository: it removes files under ~/.claude. The CLAUDE-SECURITY report folder in a scanned repository stays and is deleted by hand.

What happens when the kit updates?

The update uses a three-way merge: your own hooks and settings are kept, while the kit's own entries are brought back to a single version. If a background update fails, the hook prints the backup path and the restore command.

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README in short

The README (Japanese, with an English version) opens with quick start commands for Mac and Windows, then covers the security layers, profiles, wizard steps, the hook list, non-interactive mode, MDM distribution, directory layout, customization and uninstall.

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