Claude Code setup for your team: rules, hooks and review gates by Joe EstephanClaude Code setup for your team: rules, hooks and review gates by Joe Estephan
Claude Code setup for your team: rules, hooks and review gatesJoe Estephan
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A Claude Code setup that makes AI-written code safe to merge for your team: shared project rules, permission guardrails that keep Claude away from production and secrets, and a review gate so nothing merges without an independent check.
I run this setup myself: a plugin with twelve agents that work as a software team, hooks that enforce who may write where, and commit checks that block secrets.
Tiers: Starter $300 (rules and guardrails, 3 days). Standard $800 (plus a review gate and checks, 5 days). Advanced $2,000 (a full agent team and a working session with your engineers, 10 days).
To start: your repo (or a description of the stack), how your team reviews code today, and what must never be touched.
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Starting at$300
Duration1 week
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Claude
GitHub
Python
AI Engineer
DevOps Engineer
Software Engineer
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Claude Code setup for your team: rules, hooks and review gatesJoe Estephan
Starting at$300
Duration1 week
Tags
Claude
GitHub
Python
AI Engineer
DevOps Engineer
Software Engineer
Cover image for Claude Code setup for your team: rules, hooks and review gates
A Claude Code setup that makes AI-written code safe to merge for your team: shared project rules, permission guardrails that keep Claude away from production and secrets, and a review gate so nothing merges without an independent check.
I run this setup myself: a plugin with twelve agents that work as a software team, hooks that enforce who may write where, and commit checks that block secrets.
Tiers: Starter $300 (rules and guardrails, 3 days). Standard $800 (plus a review gate and checks, 5 days). Advanced $2,000 (a full agent team and a working session with your engineers, 10 days).
To start: your repo (or a description of the stack), how your team reviews code today, and what must never be touched.
FAQs

$300