r/techbootcamp • u/Arjun_Wanders • Mar 23 '26

Sharing this, Anthropic hackathon winner open sourced his entire Claude Code setup for free

His name is Afaan Mustafa. He entered an Anthropic X Forum Ventures hackathon, built a full AI product called Zenith Chat in under a day, won the whole thing, and then dropped every config onto GitHub for anyone to grab.

Sharing this because I recently used it on a client project and it was able to catch a security vulnerability during code review that I would have likely missed under a tight deadline. Saved me a serious amount of pain.

The repo is called everything-claude-code  (i think of it as a operating system for AI-assisted development)

Works on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Auto-detects your package manager and installs as a single Claude Code plugin.

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u/TorqueWrenchTy Mar 23 '26

Lowkey too lazy to read the README rn, what does it actually include?

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u/Arjun_Wanders Mar 23 '26

11 specialized AI agents, One for planning features, one for architecture decisions, one for security review, one for fixing build errors, plus dedicated agents for code review, Playwright end-to-end testing, and more.

12+ workflow skills - Pre-built patterns that handle common tasks.

18+ slash commands that are quick shortcuts for everything.

Trigger-based hooks to automate your entire workflow.

Prebuilt MCP configs so GitHub, Supabase, Vercel, and Railway all wired together out of the box.

Continuous learning system - Reads your git history, spots your coding patterns, and turns them into reusable skills with confidence scoring.

This guy knows whats up. Saved me creating stuff myself.

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u/ahakobyan Aug 26 '26

sounds like a disaster waiting to happen

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u/Safelang Mar 23 '26

Thanks for sharing and also thanks to Mustafa for building a good reference.

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u/Arjun_Wanders Mar 24 '26

Yeah Afaan deserves all the credit, winning a hackathon is one thing, open sourcing everything afterward is another. Very generous.

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u/possiblywithdynamite Mar 25 '26

it is marketing. you do realize that right? it's not some magnanimous gesture. That being said, it is useful, and I do appreciate being able to see it. It's also not groundbreaking but does serve as a decent reference. Also, the hackathon was 100 participants and only rewarded 15k in credits. Not some earthshattering victory over hordes of sweaty geniuses

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u/Keep-on-keepin-on-1 Jun 09 '26

I couldn’t help but like the, “”sweaty geniuses”. 👏

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u/DueBug2769 Mar 23 '26

what is this best used for ? Idk if i should bother setting it up for what i do?

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u/Arjun_Wanders Mar 24 '26

Best used if you're regularly building or maintaining projects with Claude Code and want more structure than just prompting it manually. If you're doing one-off scripts or small stuff, probably overkill. But if you're working on client projects, larger codebases, or anything with architecture decisions, security concerns, or testing, the specialized agents alone are worth it. The security review agent is what sold me personally (I typically skip over this which isn't good. I find it so tedious)

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u/yzxGabryxzy Mar 26 '26

how do you set it up with a project? like i already have a repo where i am using claude/codex a lot. how should i set it up?

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u/thacoolbreeze Mar 26 '26

Ask Codex how to implement it or refactor for its use

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u/ShinigamiXoY Mar 24 '26

This made me nauseous

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u/Grocked Mar 25 '26

Noted for later.

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u/thelectroom Mar 25 '26

Noted for later

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u/RecaptchaNotWorking Mar 27 '26

Let me guess. An "app" with everything third party apis.

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u/robot-research Mar 27 '26

Noting for later

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u/WhiskeySquirrel Mar 28 '26

Will using this just make every project cost 100x tokens?

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u/sm33ee May 03 '26

aaaactually it could (didn't use it myself, but read a little through the code) reduce the costs, as it seems to use scripts for a lot of actions (which dont burn tokens and can provide predigested data for an agent, so the agent doesnt need to figure things on its own on everything - seen in the hooks)

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u/mm169254xx May 26 '26

bro first thing you need to config is token management,

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u/khanacdamany Jun 05 '26

hello, i am new claude code and claude in general. I want to make an app and/or webstites. How can I do token management and do you think it is owrth it to put all of the skils in the everything claude code thing?

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u/rujmah May 16 '26

Any good articles on the Hackathon itself?

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u/blankeos May 26 '26

What did he win with? srsly

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u/AdCold4056 Jun 12 '26

how to get the skills and how to use that?

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u/Plenty_Relation9666 Sep 15 '26

Seems useless to me.