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Last week, I showed how to build a personal context folder for Claude Code from scratch. That approach is useful because you understand exactly how the system works. But not everyone wants to spend an hour deciding which files, folders, and instructions to create. So I packaged the starting point into a free Claude Code Context and Skills Kit. The setup is simple: Open an empty folder in VS Code. Copy one prompt. Run it with Claude Code. Claude will interview you about your:
Based on your answers, it builds a personalized system on your computer with context, skills, projects, people, an inbox, and a knowledge folder. The Kit also works with Codex, Claude Desktop, and the terminal. I recorded a complete Hindi walkthrough showing the entire process, from the first prompt to the finished setup. Watch the new video: Download the free Kit: One important note: keep passwords, API keys, and confidential company information outside this folder. I am also finishing a detailed written guide. I will share it as soon as it is published. The useful part is not just the folder structure. It is that your next Claude Code session can begin with your context instead of starting from zero. Vinod |
I build AI systems to help founders and enterprises acquire and support their users. Currently supporting 4M+ active app users. Back to code in my 50s after 12 years in management.
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