One click in your dashboard. One file in your project folder. Full server control from your terminal. Create emails, update plugins, manage DNS, build pages. The file teaches the AI what to do.
The file does the hard part. You just tell your AI what you want.
Log in to your hosting dashboard. Click the Bring to Local button on your product page. Your configuration file downloads instantly with your credentials pre-filled.
Put the file in any folder on your computer and rename it to CLAUDE.md. It contains your server credentials, SSH key setup instructions, and every command reference your AI needs.
Open Claude Code in that folder and start working. "Create an email account." "Update all my plugins." "Add a DNS record." The file teaches the AI exactly how to do it.
Pre-filled with your server details. Ready to use the moment you download it.
DirectAdmin login, SSH hostname, port, username, and password. Pre-filled with your account details so you never have to look them up.
Step-by-step instructions for generating and uploading an SSH key. Your AI can connect to the server without a password prompt after the first setup.
Full WP-CLI command reference. Plugin management, theme updates, user creation, database queries, search-replace, maintenance mode, and WooCommerce commands.
Complete list of DA API endpoints with working examples. Email, DNS, databases, file manager, SSL certificates, cron jobs, subdomains, and backups.
Ready-to-run commands for creating mailboxes, setting up forwarders, adding MX records, configuring SPF and DKIM, and managing DNS zones.
Direct links to DirectAdmin docs, WP-CLI handbook, WooCommerce REST API reference, and LiteSpeed Cache documentation. Your AI can fetch more detail when it needs it.
The file is standard markdown. Any AI assistant that can read a project context file will understand it.
Bring to Local active from day one. No credit card required.