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I just built Ralph Wiggum Copywriter; learns your voice, critiques its own work, rewrites until it's actually good. Self-critique loop hits different.

We did Ralph Wiggum before it was cool Heard of it? It's a simple plugin for Claude Code which puts it into an infinite loop, until it has fulfilled whatever task criteria are given to it Simple, but effective at actually getting actionable results A little while ago we had a

Claude Code & Replit Masterclass 00:00 Intro 02:22 Understanding dev vs prod 05:30 Building locally vs Replit 10:30 Cloud advantages 14:07 Parallel agents from mobile 25:15 Claude Code inside Replit 44:30 Personal notes with Obsidian 46:50 Agent SDK 48:30 Tips & tricks

I'm testing out a new workflow for managing content because I've been constantly struggling to keep everything organised. I'm trying Obsidian and OpenCode (for the free models), but you could use Claude Code. AI is very good at modifying structured markdown. #Obsidian #ai

I find talking to ChatGPT then copying and pasting the transcript to Claude code a lot faster than writing down, probably something you can try!

Connecting Obsidian and Claude Desktop turned out to be seriously amazing, so this year I'm gonna try challenging myself to make an app with Claude code— Markdown makes it easy to read, data is lightweight, it automatically organizes knowledge, and it writes using all the

Claude Code is an agentic coding tool that lives in your terminal, understands your codebase, and helps you code faster by executing routine tasks, explaining complex code, and handling git workflows - all through natu... https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code… #Shell [Links: https://t.co/PjtkEcNsJ2]

Sentry skills are now available in Claude Code Templates (Save this post and run it before your next commit) Just tried deslop - it removes AI-generated code slop from your branch. It catches things like excessive comments, defensive checks, type casts to any, and inline

Spent a bit of today seeing if I could get Claude Code to produce fixes as well as Sentry's agent (Seer) Initially experimenting with relatively simple bugs, but it seems like there is no reason you can't do this in Claude Code for the cost of tokens and avoid paying for

Here's why to ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use TDD when developing with Claude Code: it finds bugs out as it writes the code, rather than you finding them on production after code is deployed. This is exactly what prevents you from shipping AI slop.

For guiding Claude Code of its mistake, do we have better way than http://CLAUDE.md especially across different projects? wondering if skills be helpful for this? [Links: https://t.co/obwprX2CGN]

if you want to learn claude code, i built a 100% free Claude Code course you do IN Claude Code Aimed at PMs but relevant for everyone –

Claude Code CLI 2.1.1 brings major updates: auto skill hot-reload, forked sub-agent support, language settings, improved Shift+Enter in terminals, gitignore respect, and security fixes for sensitive data. Adds Vim motions, slash commands like /plan and /teleport, wildcard bash

i used claude code more for performance fixes, i designed it on my own though

not using claude code in 2026 is crazy it literally pays for itself...

Claude Code has been updated to 2.1.1, and these changes are very practical: Skill Hot-reload: No need to restart the Session when modifying code, greatly improving efficiency. Security Patch: Debug logs no longer leak Tokens; added Bash wildcard permission control, balancing

AI Discovery: Learning Mode I tested the /output-style learning command in Claude Code. Instead of just dumping code, it acts like a Mentor. It explains concepts and leaves! It’s a totally different experience. Highly recommend trying it if you want to understand what

Skill hot reload is bullish Sage. Alpha is always in the changelogs.

over the holidays, built a desktop app to let claude code do all my non-coding work claude code + programmatic tool calling for using apps + claude for chrome + local computer use = a fully autonomous worker on your laptop does my work across emails, granola, slack and

I made a Chrome extension to bulk export @OpenAI Logs for my students learning AI Engineering. Open source link below Built using Claude Code and the dev-browser plugin by @sawyerhood. Ppl really need to use this plugin to feel the power .

If you're using Claude Code as a "smart assistant"... you're probably wasting 70% of its power. The tool's founder himself revealed how he uses it daily. And the method is simpler (and smarter) than you imagine. The most important thing that caught my attention : • He runs

The Claude Code completion notification tool I made before, I made it almost entirely for my own use, but in reality, it's super convenient. I no longer miss the timing when work is done. #claudecode #vibecoding

As a developer, I use Claude Code as a junior, whom I give tasks to, check his work, correct him, and guide. It's divine. I wouldn't say that this will somehow fizzle out.

Did you know that Claude Code can fine-tune models for you? We made a Claude Code skill for @thinkymachine's Tinker — an awesome post-training API It's open source! ->

We tested the Skill by fine-tuning a model on @turboblitzzz's Obsidian notes After one Claude Code conversation and $0.50 in compute, now he has a model that writes like him @kepano @thinkymachine

First Claude Code project underway. I'm building a writing tool called Arcboard. It's something I've wanted for a while and now and excited to be incorporating into my story development process.

Lately, I've been asking Claude Code to interview me to generate the v1 of my http://claude.md files. Here's an example for a little Japan trip planning I'm doing After it generates the file, I then often go in and make some tweaks of my own. Great way to get a pretty [Links: https://t.co/uPaJSusn8N]

The number of Claude Code sessions I'm running in parallel has gotten way out of hand so I built this monitoring tool this afternoon. - Durable Streams - TanStack DB/Router

My little macOS skills manager can now also manage your Claude Code skills with the latest release! Also celebrating the 1.0.0 release because why not. Download it here: https://github.com/Dimillian/CodexSkillManager… [Links: https://t.co/hkcSyYOaX9]

This got me interested in Tinker and so we made a Claude Code skill for it https://github.com/sundial-org/skills/tree/main/skills/tinker… [Links: https://t.co/lO8GnmsOSC]

dev-browser skill for Claude Code

Claude Code is insanely good. Four years ago telling someone “learn to code” was the standard response when asked how they can make money. Now you can design pretty cool dashboards with like 2 sentences

started playing around with hand tracking after being inspired by @3DXRGuy created a high-speed highway sim where you steer your bike with your hand and a virtual canvas where you can draw by pinching and tracing in the air all built in a few hours with claude code. insane.

I used Claude Code to one-shot a Karen Bot When we walk or drive around we come across a lot of things here that could be improved in terms of public infrastructure Roads near us have lots of potholes, there's municipal waste bins here that someone put on fire 6 months

Since my feed is full of people who didn't code in months because Opus 4.5 is so good, let me chime in with 5 things that I had to manually fix this morning because Claude Code didn't: - Separation of concerns: I asked for new functionality that belonged in a specific class. I

Non-technical people wanting to use Claude Code, stop reading how to get started threads, instead: 1. Bring a real problem from your work 2. Assume it can do more than you think 3. Stuck? Ask Claude Code how to do it in Claude Code That’s it.

Claude Code makes me 5x faster, not because it writes code for me, but because it handles the boring stuff while I focus on architecture.

@bcherny @trq212 I hv been building a dream on my start up with Claude Code desktop and CLI in parallel. Completed all scoping today after 11 days of grueling questions by CC desktop ( didnt use CLI ask question tool). Only downside is that I'm now emotionally attached to Opus

please don't make me torture opus any further. i'm just a lawyer with a bad claude code habit

I feel like the x402 thing deserves a lot more commotion than it initially got on here. As is, really easy to get claude code or other agentic coding services to log into whatever service you might need or access directly, but could be a wholeeeee lot easier and x402 is the way

I'd love to see Claude Code/Codex set free and in the hands of more people. @clawdbot is a very exciting step in this direction. These tools can do anything if given the correct harness and integrations.