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I Got Tired of AI Files Messing Up My Repos — So I Built This CLI
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I Got Tired of AI Files Messing Up My Repos — So I Built This CLI

via Dev.toTaki Elias

If you're using AI while coding, you’ve probably seen this: notes.md final-notes.md prompt-final-final.md temp.md Every project slowly turns into a mess. Some of these files are useful. But you don’t really want them in your repo. The Problem I kept running into the same situation: I need these files But I don’t want to commit them Ignoring them makes things hard to manage So I ended up with either messy repos… or losing useful notes. Neither felt right. What I Built I ended up building a small CLI to fix this. ccv (Claude Code Vault) https://github.com/takielias/claude-code-vault It keeps all your private files in one place and links them into your project when needed. How It Works All your files live in a single vault: ~/.ccv/ Inside your project, they appear like this: .project-docs/notes.md → ~/.ccv/projects/my-project/notes.md So: You can open and use them normally Claude (or any AI tool) can read them They are not inside your repo Quick Usage ccv init ccv add notes.md ccv push Th

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