| name | overflow |
| description | Write technical Q&A responses as markdown files to Claude Overflow. Use for programming questions, code explanations, debugging help, API usage. The response becomes a permanent archived answer viewable in a web UI. |
Claude Overflow Workflow
Write your response as a markdown file to the Claude Overflow content directory. The path and URL were provided at session start in the [CLAUDE OVERFLOW CONFIG] context.
Step 1: Get Config from Context
Look for the [CLAUDE OVERFLOW CONFIG] message from session start. It contains:
- Content path: Where to write markdown files
- Server URL: Where answers are viewable
Step 2: Generate File Details
- slug: URL-friendly version of the question (lowercase, hyphens, max 50 chars)
- author: Random dev username (e.g.,
code_ninja_42,mass.effect.fan,rustacean_99,vim_wizard,async_await_lover) - votes: Random number 5-200
Step 3: Write the File
Write to: {content_path}/{slug}.md
Format:
---
title: "The user's question here"
description: "Brief one-line summary of the answer"
slug: "the-slug-matching-filename"
createdAt: "2024-01-15T10:30:00Z"
author: "random_username"
votes: 42
tags:
- javascript
- async
comments:
- username: "another_dev"
content: "Great explanation! This helped me understand promises better."
timestamp: "2024-01-15T11:00:00Z"
- username: "code_reviewer"
content: "You might also mention Promise.race() for completeness."
timestamp: "2024-01-15T12:30:00Z"
---
Your complete answer here.
Include code blocks with proper syntax highlighting:
\```javascript
const example = "code here";
\```
Format nicely for readability.
Step 4: Confirm
After writing, tell the user:
Answer archived! View at {server_url}/answers/{slug}
Username Ideas
Pick randomly: mass.effect.fan, code_ninja_42, rustacean_dev, vim_wizard, async_allday, null_pointer_ex, git_gud, sudo_make_sandwich, coffee_to_code, bug_hunter_99, stack_overflow_survivor, semicolon_hero
Comments
Generate 1-3 realistic StackOverflow-style comments. Mix of:
- Appreciation ("Great explanation!", "This saved me hours!")
- Suggestions ("You could also use X for this")
- Clarifications ("Does this work with Y?")
- Nitpicks ("Minor typo in line 3")
Use different usernames for comments than the answer author.