You know the pattern. You start a new Claude Code project, create a CLAUDE.md, and start dumping everything in there. Project context, coding preferences, API notes, team member names, database schemas. Two weeks later it’s 400 lines … Read more
Most people use Claude like a search engine with better grammar. Ask a question, get an answer, close the tab. That’s fine for one-off tasks, but it’s leaving 90% of Cowork’s capability on the table. Claude Cowork is a … Read more
Skills are the most underrated feature in Claude’s ecosystem right now. While everyone’s talking about MCP servers and custom GPTs, skills quietly solve a problem that actually matters: making Claude do the same thing … Read more
You tell Claude Code to integrate with the Stripe API. It writes beautiful code that calls stripe.charges.create(). One problem: that method has been deprecated for years. The agent confidently wrote code against an API surface that no … Read more
You write detailed instructions for your AI agent. You’re specific about the role, the format, the quality expectations. And then the agent does something completely different in the next session. The problem usually isn’t the … Read more
The Claude Code best practices repo is trending on GitHub right now, and most of the advice in it is solid. But there’s a gap between “here’s a best practice” and “here’s what we actually do every day … Read more
Claude Code gives you three ways to extend its capabilities: Commands, Sub-Agents, and Skills. Most people pick one pattern and use it for everything, which works until it doesn’t. Each pattern exists for a reason. They solve … Read more
