StackSpec
Rule Your Agents

Train Your AI Agent Before You Code.

StackSpec turns best-practice frontend knowledge into a customized CLAUDE.md or .cursorrules file. Make your agent obey structure, quality standards, and optimizations.

Build My Agent Rules
How It Works

Generated Conventions Preview

# AI Agent Conventions
## 1. Project Stack
- Framework: Next.js
- Language: TypeScript

## 2. Directory Structure
├── src/app/
├── src/components/
├── src/store/

## 3. Coding Standards
- Named exports for components
- Semicolons required at end of statements
- Never use 'null' (only use 'undefined')
CLAUDE
Claude CodeCursor RulesNext.js 15React 19TypeScript Coding StandardsPerformance OptimizationsZustand Store LayoutsESLint & Prettier ConfigsSemantic HTML5 MarkupFolder Tree StructuresAI Coding AgentsClean Code GuidelinesClaude CodeCursor RulesNext.js 15React 19TypeScript Coding StandardsPerformance OptimizationsZustand Store LayoutsESLint & Prettier ConfigsSemantic HTML5 MarkupFolder Tree StructuresAI Coding AgentsClean Code Guidelines

How It Works in 3 Steps

1. Configure Stack

Select React or Next.js, and TypeScript or JavaScript. The library dynamically adapts structural rules and standards for your chosen stack.

2. Customise Rules

Manage folder directories, toggle naming rules, code quality conventions, and perform optimizations. Add custom rules in plain text.

3. Generate & Obey

Download your generated Markdown ruleset or copy it directly. Drop it in your AI coding tool and watch it build consistent code from the start.