Template: Web Development Projects

Starter memory edits for web development projects.

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Core Template (5 edits)

Copy and customize these:

1. "Frontend: [React/Vue/Angular] with [Redux/Zustand/Pinia]"
2. "Backend: [Node.js/Python/Ruby] with [Express/FastAPI/Rails]"
3. "Database: [PostgreSQL/MySQL/MongoDB] version [X]"
4. "Hosting: [Vercel/AWS/Hetzner/DigitalOcean]"
5. "Auth: [JWT/OAuth/Session-based] authentication"

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Filled Example

1. "Frontend: React 18 with Zustand for state management" (56 chars)
2. "Backend: Node.js with Express and TypeScript" (45 chars)
3. "Database: PostgreSQL 15, no MongoDB" (35 chars)
4. "Hosting: Vercel (frontend), Hetzner bare metal (backend)" (57 chars)
5. "Auth: JWT with refresh tokens, OAuth for social login" (54 chars)

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Extended Template (10 edits)

For more complex projects:

6. "Query builder: [Knex.js/Prisma/TypeORM]"
7. "API style: [REST/GraphQL], versioning: [/v1/ prefix]"
8. "Testing: [Jest/Vitest] with [React Testing Library]"
9. "CI/CD: [GitHub Actions/GitLab CI]"
10. "Error tracking: [Sentry/Datadog]"

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Anti-Pattern Examples

Add these to prevent common mistakes:

"NEVER use TypeORM. Always use Knex.js query builder" (52 chars)
"No MongoDB—all data in PostgreSQL" (34 chars)
"API responses always include timestamp and version" (52 chars)

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How to Use

1. Copy the core template
2. Fill in the brackets with your specifics
3. Add using: memory_user_edits add control="..."
4. Test with relevant questions
5. Refine based on results

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Template from Claude Memory User Edits Guide — CC BY 4.0