path-rules-advisor

You can organize Claude rules by generating path-specific rule files within the .claude/rules/ directory using glob patterns. This ensures Claude only applies relevant configuration to specific file types or directories, improving its focus.

Yes, you can automatically create Claude rule files by analyzing your CLAUDE.md and project structure. The tool scans for path-scoped content and recommends generating rule files based on detected file types and directories.

Path-specific rules are configuration files that apply coding standards to specific file paths using glob patterns. You need them in large projects to prevent Claude from considering irrelevant rules when editing different file types.

You can set up directory-specific coding standards by creating rule files like api-rules.md for src/api/**/*.ts and component-rules.md for src/components/**/*.tsx. This targets glob patterns to apply configuration only to matching file paths.

No, the tool includes conflict detection that checks for existing rule files in the .claude/rules/ directory and prompts for overwrite confirmation before replacing any current path-specific configuration.

Yes, path-rules-advisor operates without external dependencies. It independently analyzes your CLAUDE.md and project structure to recommend and create path-specific rule files.