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Claude.md File for Data Analytics

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MMrSteve2
Last edited Dec 26, 2025
Created on Oct 16, 2025

This example shows a markdown file that defines coding standards and architectural principles for building data analytics dashboards. It emphasizes loose coupling, high cohesion, and composability for visualization components, alongside strict Python code style rules like PEP 8 and type hints. The document outlines a development workflow that prioritizes simple, evolving designs and testing with edge cases. The file itself is a static configuration artifact, not a live visualization, and appears to be used as a project-guiding document rather than rendering data.

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