The useful Claude Code configuration may belong in the repository—not in each engineer’s…
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The useful Claude Code configuration may belong in the repository—not in each engineer’s local setup. Check an MCP JSON file into the codebase. Claude Code can prompt people working in that repo to install the shared MCP servers. Start with shared project context: write it once, share it with the team, and let one person’s work benefit everyone. Then run /memory. It shows which enterprise, user, project, and nested project memory files Claude Code is pulling in. Anthropic’s apps repo shows the pattern: a checked-in Puppeteer MCP configuration means engineers can run end-to-end tests and ta
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