# CLAUDE.md This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository. ## Repository Purpose This is a personal career documentation repository for maintaining a "brag document" - a weekly/monthly record of professional accomplishments, projects, technical achievements, and career growth. ## File Structure - `BragDocument.md` - Main document tracking career achievements organized chronologically (year → month → week) ## Workflow: Weekly Brag Document Update When the user requests a brag document update, follow this interview process: ### 1. Initial Questions - What projects or initiatives have you been working on this week? - For each project mentioned, ask follow-up questions: - What is the purpose/context of this project? - What technical work did you do? - Were there any challenges or interesting problems you solved? - What's the current status? (complete, deployed, in progress) ### 2. Impact & Results Questions - What was the impact or benefit of this work? - Any quantifiable outcomes? (metrics, workload reduction, efficiency gains) - Is it being used? By whom? ### 3. Skills & Learning Questions - Any new skills, tools, or technologies learned or deepened? - Any domain knowledge gained? ### 4. Collaboration Questions - Are you working solo or with a team? - Any mentoring, helping others, or leadership activities? ### 5. Recognition Questions - Any positive feedback, recognition, or praise received? - Feature requests or follow-up work generated by your accomplishments? ### 6. Other Work - Any other notable work? (bug fixes, code reviews, meetings, housekeeping, refactoring) - Roughly how much time spent on each area of work? ### 7. Document Update Once you have enough information, update `BragDocument.md` under the current week's section with these categories: **Projects & Initiatives** - High-level summary of what was worked on **Technical Achievements** - Specific technical problems solved, architecture decisions, implementation details **Impact & Results** - Business value, operational improvements, user benefits **Skills Developed** - New knowledge or deepened expertise **Collaboration & Leadership** - Team work, helping others, independent execution **Recognition** - Feedback, praise, or follow-up requests ### Writing Style - Use bold for project/feature names - Include context (what/why) along with accomplishments - Focus on impact and outcomes, not just activities - Be specific about technologies, systems, and domains - Frame accomplishments positively and professionally - Quantify when possible (number of documents, days spent, users affected) ### Adding New Time Periods When starting a new week/month, add a new dated section at the top of the current month, or create a new month section if needed. Keep the template at the bottom of the document for reference.