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ccmd is built by Matthew Diakonov, the indie engineer behind claude-meter, skillhu.bz, and prompt-db. ccmd is the analyzer-plus-recommender wedge missing from the Claude Code tooling space.

Common questions about ccmd: how the analyzer works, polyglot support for AGENTS.md and .cursorrules and .grokrules, privacy, pricing, the Karpathy 12-rule rubric, and what changes after June 15 2026 Agent SDK billing split.

ccmd is a static analyzer for agent-configuration files. Five checks: token bloat, vague rules, aspirational rules without escape clauses, duplicates, conflicts, cache-busts, and Karpathy-12 rubric coverage. Free tier runs entirely in your browser; paid tier monitors drift on a webhook.

Andrej Karpathy posted four CLAUDE.md principles in January 2026; the community extended them to twelve rules and measured a 41% to 11% mistake-rate drop. The full rubric ccmd grades your file against, with the failure mode and the citation behind every rule.

ccmd free tier is forever, runs in your browser, no signup. Solo at $9/mo adds GitHub drift monitoring and weekly email. Team at $49/mo gets shared dashboards, PR diff comments, per-engineer cost attribution.

ccmd privacy policy: free analyzer runs entirely in browser, paid tier sends only parsed structure and session metadata.

Every page on ccmd, grouped by section.

Long-form guides on agent configuration: CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, .cursorrules, .grokrules. Stack-specific starters, comparison pages, diagnostic playbooks, concept deep-dives.

ccmd terms of service.