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CLAUDE.md Reviewer

Claude Code reads your CLAUDE.md every session, so every vague or unused line costs tokens and weakens behavior. Paste your CLAUDE.md and get a numbered audit: missing commands, missing file boundaries, generic rules, over-long explanations, contradictions, and 1-3 rewritten paragraphs you can drop in directly. Continue into AGENTS.md, Cursor, Copilot, and Windsurf formats with the related converter.

After the review, convert the file with the CLAUDE.md Converter for AGENTS.md or Cursor, or check your Claude fundamentals on the free Claude Certified Developer practice test.

AI-powered. Your CLAUDE.md is reviewed by Amazon Nova Micro. No login. Daily-capped to stay free.

Start with a common CLAUDE.md audit

Use an example shape, then replace it with your real repo instructions before reviewing.

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What gets reviewed

  • • Missing sections (commands, file structure, conventions)
  • • Vague or generic instructions
  • • Over-long explanations that waste tokens per turn
  • • Missing behavioral rules (do X only, don't do Y)
  • • Inconsistencies and contradictions
  • • Returns numbered suggestions + 1-3 rewritten paragraphs
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Common Workflows

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Audit a bloated CLAUDE.md for token waste

Claude Code users whose project instructions have grown into vague, repetitive, or expensive context.

  1. Paste the existing CLAUDE.md
  2. Review missing sections, vague rules, and token-waste notes
  3. Apply the suggested paragraph rewrites manually

A tighter agent instruction file that costs fewer tokens and gives clearer coding behavior.

Search intent: review CLAUDE.md for token waste

Improve agent behavior rules before a coding session

Teams using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or similar agents that need concrete project rules.

  1. Paste the current agent instruction file
  2. Look for missing commands, file boundaries, and do-not-do rules
  3. Copy the strongest rewrite suggestions into the file

A more actionable CLAUDE.md that tells the agent how to work in the repo.

Search intent: improve Claude Code CLAUDE.md instructions

Review generated CLAUDE.md before committing

Developers who generated a first draft and want a second pass before checking it into the repo.

  1. Generate or paste the CLAUDE.md draft
  2. Run the reviewer
  3. Keep only the concrete rules and remove generic filler

A commit-ready instruction file with fewer vague rules.

Search intent: CLAUDE.md reviewer for Claude Code

Convert cleaned Claude Code instructions to other agent formats

Developers who want one source of repo rules for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Windsurf.

  1. Review the CLAUDE.md for vague or duplicate instructions
  2. Apply the concrete fixes
  3. Open the CLAUDE.md Converter and generate AGENTS.md, .cursorrules, or Copilot instructions

A cleaned instruction source that can be reused across multiple AI coding assistants.

Search intent: CLAUDE.md to AGENTS.md after review

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How to Use CLAUDE.md Reviewer

  1. Open the CLAUDE.md Reviewer
  2. Choose an example audit shape or paste your real CLAUDE.md
  3. Run the AI review
  4. Apply the numbered suggestions that match your repo
  5. Convert the cleaned instructions to AGENTS.md, Cursor rules, Copilot instructions, or Windsurf rules if needed

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CLAUDE.md?
CLAUDE.md is the instruction file that Claude Code loads at the start of every session. It lives in the repo root or in .claude/. It tells the agent the stack, the commands, the file boundaries, and the rules. Every line is sent on every turn, so the file should be short and specific.
What should a CLAUDE.md contain?
Name the project and stack. List the build, test, and deploy commands. Name the folders the agent may and may not edit. State the style rules and the do-not rules. Skip general advice the model already knows. This reviewer flags the lines that cost tokens without changing behavior.
CLAUDE.md vs AGENTS.md: what is the difference?
CLAUDE.md is read by Claude Code. AGENTS.md is the open convention read by OpenAI Codex and many other agents. The content overlaps almost fully. Review the file here, then use the CLAUDE.md Converter to produce AGENTS.md, .cursorrules, Copilot instructions, or Windsurf rules.
How do I review a CLAUDE.md for token waste?
Paste the file into the reviewer and run the audit. It looks for vague rules, duplicate advice, missing commands, missing repo boundaries, and paragraphs that cost tokens every Claude Code turn without changing behavior.
What should a good CLAUDE.md include?
A strong CLAUDE.md usually names the project, stack, key commands, file boundaries, test/deploy workflow, style conventions, and concrete do/don't rules. Short, enforceable rules work better than generic advice.
Can this help with AGENTS.md or Cursor rules?
Yes. Review the rules first, then use the CLAUDE.md Converter to turn the cleaned instructions into AGENTS.md, .cursorrules, Copilot instructions, or Windsurf rules.
Does the tool rewrite my entire CLAUDE.md?
No. It returns a numbered audit and a few targeted rewrite suggestions so you can decide what to keep. That is safer than blindly replacing your repo instructions.
Is my CLAUDE.md stored?
No. The text is sent to MarkdownMe's capped Amazon Bedrock endpoint to generate the review, and only aggregate usage counters are logged.

About CLAUDE.md Reviewer

Paste your existing CLAUDE.md and get specific, numbered suggestions for vague rules, missing commands, repo boundaries, and token waste. This AI-backed tool sends your input to MarkdownMe's capped Amazon Bedrock endpoint to generate the result. No account is required. MarkdownMe provides free, fast, and reliable Markdown tools for developers, writers, and anyone who works with Markdown.