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Claude Partitions

Reusable context files and configuration snippets designed to be incorporated into your CLAUDE.md files for enhanced Claude Code workflows.

What Are Claude Partitions?

Claude Partitions are modular context blocks that provide:

  • Specialized configurations for specific tools and environments
  • Persistent context that applies across Claude sessions
  • Consistent behavior for complex workflows
  • Reusable templates for common development scenarios

Unlike executable commands, partitions are context files that modify how Claude Code behaves within a project scope.

Available Partitions

puppeteer-mcp-context.txt

WSL2-optimized Puppeteer configuration for MCP operations.

What it provides: - Essential security and compatibility flags for WSL2 environments - Prevents common Puppeteer failures in virtualized environments - Standardized configuration for browser automation tasks

Use case: Add this to your CLAUDE.md when working with web automation, testing, or browser-based MCP tools in WSL2.

How to Use Partitions

Method 1: Project-Specific Integration

  1. Copy the content from any partition file
  2. Paste it into your project's CLAUDE.md file
  3. The context automatically applies to all Claude Code sessions in that project

Method 2: Global Configuration

  1. Add partition content to your global ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md file
  2. Context applies across all projects (use sparingly)

Method 3: Selective Application

  1. Copy specific sections from partition files
  2. Customize and integrate only needed configurations
  3. Build custom context combinations for unique workflows

Best Practices

  • Start minimal - Only add partitions you actively need
  • Test configurations - Verify partitions work in your environment
  • Document usage - Note which partitions you've applied and why
  • Regular review - Remove unused partitions to keep context clean

Creating New Partitions

When creating new partition files:

  1. Clear naming - Use descriptive filenames indicating purpose
  2. Documentation - Include usage instructions and context
  3. Modularity - Keep partitions focused on specific tools/workflows
  4. Compatibility - Test across different environments when possible

Partitions should enhance Claude Code's capabilities without creating dependencies or conflicts with existing workflows.