Stays alive because you work inside it. Not documentation—your workspace, shared through git.
npx @antidrift/core init You open Claude Code or Cowork and spend the first 10 minutes re-explaining your product, your stack, your customers, how you talk about things. Every session. Every teammate. Every machine.
Someone writes one with company context. It gets copy-pasted into Slack. Three versions exist. None of them are current. The new hire doesn't have any of them.
Your positioning changed last month but half the team's prompts still use the old version. Everyone's Claude is working from slightly different context.
One person builds a great prompt for prospecting or writing blog posts. Nobody else gets it. There's no way to share what works across the team.
One git repo that gives Claude Code and Cowork full context on your company. Clone it, type claude, and it already knows everything. The whole team shares the same brain. It stays in sync through git.
Zero config. One repo. Every teammate's Claude gets the same context.
$ npx @antidrift/core init Company name: Acme Corp Created acme-corp/ Initialized git repo Installed 7 skills: ingest, invite, onboard, publish, push, refresh, remote Created CLAUDE.md $ cd acme-corp && claude Ready. Say "I'm new here" or type /ingest to build your brain. > /ingest acme-corp.md Reading acme-corp.md... Created product/CLAUDE.md Created customers/CLAUDE.md Created marketing/CLAUDE.md Created engineering/CLAUDE.md Brain updated. 4 departments ingested.
npx @antidrift/core init Scaffolds the repo. /ingest turns your existing docs into CLAUDE.md files.
npx @antidrift/core join org/repo Push to GitHub. New teammate? npx @antidrift/core join. Same brain, first session.
/push Changed something? /push. Teammate updated the brain? /refresh. It stays current because it lives in git.
CLAUDE.md files Claude reads on its own. Slash commands your team runs on day one.
Every Claude session starts with full company context. Zero prompting, zero config.
Build a slash command. Commit it. Now everyone on the team can run it — /onboard, /prospect, /deploy.
Slash commands start private. Test and iterate on your own. One commit promotes them to the team.
Claude pulls from Stripe, writes to Sheets, updates your CRM. Live connections, not CSV exports.
npx @antidrift/skills add legal. Instant slash commands for contracts, NDAs, compliance. Customize anything.
No database. No vendor. Just git. Branch it, diff it, own it.
Connect your tools. Claude reads and writes directly — no glue code.
No sign-up. No API key. Works with Claude Code and Cowork.
npx @antidrift/core init