Making Your Codebase AI-Ready
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- The PDF guide
- Six fill-in templates
- Cold to AI-ready in two to three hours
- Lifetime updates through private GitHub repo access
A short guide to AGENTS.md, design skills, and Cursor rules: the files that turn generic AI pages into on-brand ones. The same system that ships with every Lexington theme. Reads in one sitting, set up in an afternoon.
AI coding tools produce generic output when they have to guess. This chapter names the guesses, and why prompting harder does not fix them.
Extract typography, color tokens, spacing, and component conventions from your real code into rules an agent can follow. Includes a full annotated skill from a shipping theme.
An AGENTS.md at the repo root: stack, structure, content schemas, routing, and the gotchas that break things. Includes a full annotated example from a shipping theme.
Four small rule files that fire only where they apply: one global, then config, content, and pages.
Keeping the files honest through framework and CMS changes, and across project variants.
The one-sentence habit and the quarterly ten-minute audit that stop the files from going stale.
Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, and friends: where each file goes and how each tool picks it up.
Six fill-in files and the first-afternoon runbook: a real codebase, AI-ready in two to three hours.
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Making Your Codebase AI-Ready is a short book on the files that turn generic AI pages into on-brand ones: a design skill, an AGENTS.md project brief and scoped Cursor rules. Eight chapters, from why AI output looks generic to a tool-by-tool setup for Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot and friends. See the guide
The PDF plus six fill-in templates, delivered through private GitHub repository access via Polar, with lifetime updates. Working through the runbook takes a real codebase from cold to AI-ready in two to three hours.
No. The guide is sold on its own for a one-time $29.
No. The examples come from a shipping Lexington theme, but the method applies to any codebase.