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1# my-project23A brief description of what this project does and who it is for.45## Features67- Feature one with a brief explanation8- Feature two with a brief explanation9- Feature three with a brief explanation1011## Installation1213```bash14npm install my-project15```1617## Usage1819```typescript20import { myFunction } from 'my-project';2122const result = myFunction({ option: true });23console.log(result);24```2526## Contributing27281. Fork the repository292. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature`)303. Commit your changes (`git commit -m 'add amazing feature'`)314. Push to the branch (`git push origin feature/amazing-feature`)325. Open a Pull Request3334## License3536MIT37
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It is a free tool that uses Anthropic's Claude API to generate a complete, production-quality README.md from a one-paragraph project description and an optional package.json snippet. The output streams in real time and includes title, badges, install, quick start, features, contributing, and license sections.
No. Your description and package.json snippet are sent to the Claude API to generate the README and are never written to disk, database, or logs on our servers. The generated output lives only in your browser tab.
Yes. Each IP can make 5 AI generation requests every 15 minutes. The limit resets automatically. The classic template-based mode has no limit because it runs entirely in your browser.
It uses Anthropic's Claude Sonnet model with streaming responses, so the README appears in real time as the model writes it.
Yes. Toggle 'Template' at the top of the page to use the original interactive section builder with badges, drag-to-reorder, and live preview. The AI mode is an additional option, not a replacement.
One paragraph covering what your project does, who it is for, and one or two things that make it different. The more specific you are, the better the generated features and quick-start example will be.

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