cct --health-check
cct --health        # Short alias
cct --verify        # Alternative alias
cct --check         # Another alias

┌───────────────────────┐
│  SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS  │
└───────────────────────┘
✅ Operating System     │ macOS 15.0 (compatible)
✅ Node.js Version      │ v22.11.0 (compatible)
✅ Memory Available     │ 16.0GB total, 8.5GB free (sufficient)
✅ Network Connection   │ Connected to Anthropic API
✅ Shell Environment    │ zsh (excellent autocompletion support)

┌─────────────────────┐
│  CLAUDE CODE SETUP  │
└─────────────────────┘
✅ Installation         │ v2.0.0 (globally installed)
✅ Authentication       │ Authenticated via OAuth (user@example.com)
✅ Auto-updates         │ Auto-updates assumed enabled
✅ Permissions          │ Claude directory permissions OK

📊 Health Score: 28/30 checks passed (93%)

💡 Recommendations:
   • Add proper frontmatter (name, description) to agent files
   • Create .mcp.json file to configure MCP servers for your project

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Add proper frontmatter (name, description) to agent files
Example:
---
name: My Agent
description: Agent description
---

Create .mcp.json file to configure MCP servers for your project
Use: cct --mcp web-fetch

Create .claude/agents/ directory to organize your custom agents
Use: cct --agent frontend-developer

Fix JSON syntax errors in MCP configuration files
Validate with: jsonlint .mcp.json

Add missing command fields to MCP server configurations
Ensure all servers have a 'command' field

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cct  # Interactive setup

# Fix agent syntax
vi .claude/agents/my-agent.md
# Add frontmatter:
# ---
# name: My Agent
# description: Description here
# ---

# Fix MCP config
vi .mcp.json
# Ensure valid JSON structure

# Fix permissions
chmod 755 .claude/
chmod 644 .claude/settings.json

# After installing Claude Code
cct --health-check

# Review results
# Fix any issues
# Re-run to verify fixes

# When experiencing issues
cct --health-check

# Identify problem areas
# Follow recommendations

# New team member setup
cct --health-check

# Ensure all requirements met
# Verify configuration
# Launch setup if needed

# Before deploying to production
cct --health-check

# Verify all configurations
# Ensure no warnings
# Document health score

# Monthly health check
cct --health-check

# Monitor degradation
# Proactive maintenance

# Verify installation
which claude
claude --version

# Reinstall if needed
npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code

# Check authentication
cat ~/.claude.json

# Re-authenticate
claude login

# Clear old conversations
cct --setting retention/retention-7-days

# Optimize configuration
# Remove unused agents/commands

# Save health check output
cct --health-check > health-$(date +%Y%m%d).txt

# Track over time
ls -l health-*.txt

# Team policy: 90%+ health score required
cct --health-check
# If score < 90%, fix issues before proceeding

#!/bin/bash
# pre-commit-health-check.sh

HEALTH_OUTPUT=$(cct --health-check)
HEALTH_SCORE=$(echo "$HEALTH_OUTPUT" | grep -oP '\d+(?=%)')

if [ "$HEALTH_SCORE" -lt 90 ]; then
  echo "❌ Health score too low: $HEALTH_SCORE%"
  echo "Fix issues before committing"
  exit 1
fi

echo "✅ Health check passed: $HEALTH_SCORE%"

#!/bin/bash
# custom-health-check.sh

# Run standard health check
cct --health-check

# Add custom checks
echo "
Custom Checks:"

# Check for specific files
if [ -f "CLAUDE.md" ]; then
  echo "✅ CLAUDE.md exists"
else
  echo "❌ CLAUDE.md missing"
fi

# Check git repository
if [ -d ".git" ]; then
  echo "✅ Git repository initialized"
else
  echo "⚠️ No git repository"
fi

const { runHealthCheck } = require('claude-code-templates/src/health-check');

async function checkHealth() {
  const results = await runHealthCheck();
  console.log('Health Score:', results.healthScore);
  console.log('Recommendations:', results.recommendations);
}

checkHealth();