Claude Code Infrastructure Showcase
A reference library, not a working application, of production-tested patterns for Claude Code: auto-activating skills, hooks, specialized agents and a dev-docs system, drawn from six months of use on a TypeScript microservices project.
Claude Code Infrastructure Showcase is a curated reference library of production-tested Claude Code infrastructure, built from six months of real-world use managing a TypeScript microservices project. It is explicitly not a working application: a developer copies the patterns they need into their own project.
It documents three core building blocks: a skill, a markdown guide of patterns and conventions that Claude loads when relevant; a hook, a script Claude Code runs automatically at key moments such as every prompt or before and after edits; and skill-rules.json, the configuration that tells hooks which prompts or files should trigger which skills. Around these, it provides a pattern for auto-activating skills through hooks, a modular skill pattern that keeps each skill under 500 lines with progressive disclosure, specialized agents for complex tasks, and a dev-docs system meant to survive context resets.
Examples use a generic blog domain. It is written in TypeScript under the MIT license.