Building appsEasy20 min to first result

Put your work on GitHub

Your projects, on a public shelf the world can see.

Charlie Pisuraj

Co-Founder - Mentor · 7 August 2026

Say what the project is and who the README is for. Claude does the fiddly parts.

What this project is

Who the README is for

What must stay private

Your prompt

Put this project on my GitHub. It is [What this project is]. I have never done this, so explain each step in plain words before you do it. Before you push, list every file that would become public and keep out anything private, especially: [What must stay private]. Then write a short README aimed at [Who the README is for]: what this does, who it is for, how to run it. Finish with the public link and what a stranger sees when they open it.

Empty boxes copy as blanks. Claude will ask you to fill them.

GitHub is a free public shelf for your projects, and Claude Code does the fiddly parts: you say "put this on my GitHub" and it handles the rest.

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