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new guide on URL monitoring generated by Claude Code (#1335)
* new guide, modified docs, drive by copy editing of an older guide * new page summary * proofreading edits * guide rewrite
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site/content/docs/ai/use-checkly-with-ai-ide.md

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## Docs
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You can index our docs pages in your IDE to leverage better code generation results. Todo so follow the guides for your IDE of choice:
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You can index our docs pages in your IDE to leverage better code generation results. To do so, follow the guides for your IDE of choice:
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## Custom Rules
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We prepared a first set of AI rules which you can use to teach your AI IDE of choice on how to generate code for Checkly.
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Go into the root of your IDEs workspace and download the rules according to your IDEs config parameters.
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When asking questions about Checkly manually add the download rules files to your prompt.
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Go into the root of your IDE's workspace and download the rules according to your IDE's config parameters.
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When asking questions about Checkly, manually add the downloaded rules files to your prompt.
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### GitHub Copilot
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You can now reference the `checkly.md` using `@checkly.md` file in your WindSurf chats and ask it to generate code for
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API Checks, Browser checks, Multistep checks and all other constructs.
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### Claude Code
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{{< tabs "Claude Code" >}}
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{{< tab "Mac and Linux" >}}
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```bash
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mkdir \p .claude &&
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curl -o .claude/checkly.rules.md https://www.checklyhq.com/docs/ai/checkly.rules.md -L
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echo "- examine checkly.rules.md for code generation rules" >> .claude/CLAUDE.md
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```
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{{< /tab >}}
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Hard waits and artificual timeouts should be avoided in Playwright because they lead to tests that:
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If we consider the modal example, you can try to repeat your actions until they pass. If your first button click doesn't yield the expected results (showing the modal), try it again until it does.
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