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Switch to Claude Code Plan Mode (Opus 4.5) and just chat about your code base. Ask it questions; it can't edit files in plan mode, so it's just a smart chat partner. Use it like that sometimes, it's quite useful. You can start by asking it to summarize the repo's readme file.

The key insight: you can explicitly tell Claude Code to "MAXIMIZE PARALLELISM" in ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md It reads this file and follows instructions. Add model routing: • haiku: fast lookups, file discovery • sonnet: implementation, review • opus: planning, architecture

I used my claude code agent discovered more than 30 CVEs

Insane One thing I learned building with Claude Code: always scan for leaked API keys before shipping. AI hardcodes secrets more than you’d expect. Built a free scanner for this if helpful @merchantguard

Have you ever noticed OAI nerfing their models served through their API? I moved from Claude Code to codex-cli because I got tired of randomly getting different performance for the same model.

imo calling it the software singularity feels like a stretch. even with claude code, you still need humans to spec, review, debug, and make tradeoffs. the tool just removes more of the grunt work so engineers can spend more time on actual design and reasoning

Love this: @bcherny from Claude Code released a code-simplifier agent. @taylorotwell followed with a Laravel version. I looked at both and thought: my plugin Taylor Says was already doing this. The difference? Their tools polish code. Taylor Says enforces a philosophy:

VS Code + Claude Code in the terminal. Cursor is widely overrated. Plus Claude Code pricing is heavily subsidized by Anthropic.

I don’t fully follow your comparison to Tailwind. Anthropic is still getting paid for any and all uses of their models regardless of client (Claude Code CLI, OpenCode, etc.)

Anthropic spent ~4 paragraphs documenting Plan Mode in Claude Code. The community wrote books about it. That gap tells you everything about the most underrated feature in AI-assisted development. Here's why Plan Mode deserves its own manual

automate your technical research. we just open sourced the nia skill plugin for claude code. nia helps claude index and search external docs, github repos, packages, and research papers, reducing hallucinations by providing up to date context. try it: create account @ trynia

Folks have been asking if @RepoPrompt is affected by the Claude Code changes today. The answer is no. Repo Prompt does not impersonate the Claude Code client. Rather, it leverages the officially supported headless client, and adds tools using MCP.

One of the bigger shifts for me with Claude Code over the past few months has been shutting down that initial dismissal I have when a task feels "not worth my time" Like I'll think "it would be nice to rename all my screenshots with what's actually in them" and immediately move

Yes, Claude Code via the desktop app is my first real taste of a tool-calling agent with a frontier model (opus 4.5). And it's precisely because the barrier for use is much lower for me than in the past that I'm getting a lot out of it.

Claude in general is very logical and follows steps well, especially when given specific subagents, skills, instructions etc. Claude code in particular is very good at contextually understating software issues and then going and actually developing the code.

After referencing all sorts of things and getting Claude Code to develop based on TDD, the results have become insanely efficient—thanks a ton. As long as I make sure to instruct it to handle single-function development, it goes straight without any deviation, and compared to

Note to myself: Use more Claude Code for the mundane stuff to free up my time

skills are just easily accessible prompts for the agents that don’t hog context. if all you do is code with claude code, you may not even need them because it’s great out of the box. but for other workflows, like interacting with apis in clickup for example, it’s nice to have.

Fantastic article on how to use the Claude Agent SDK (and many features of Claude and Claude Code).

Every developer should pay attention to the Claude Agent SDK. Anthropic has officially opened up the underlying engine of Claude Code, enabling AI to autonomously read and write code like an engineer, operate terminals, and solve complex tasks. It simplifies the tedious AI loop

Out of the box, Claude Code works sequentially. Explore file → wait → explore another → wait → implement. Safe but slow. With the right http://CLAUDE.md config, you can tell it to: • Launch parallel agents • Route to the right model • Delegate proactively [Links: https://t.co/NqO92MXCB7]

ngl once you get the Cursor and Claude Code workflow down, going back to regular VS Code feels like using a typewriter. it really does feel like a cheat code when the context is actually right.

Claude Code starts tailing GH actions now after pushing code! Crazy. What's the point of vibe coding platforms now if you can use Claude Code to push to GitHub, watch CI and then push to a serverless platform, tail logs and improve the system?

how are you gonna find out though? and please dont tell me about the purple gradient on ui. most of the vibe coders dont use claude code cause its a terminal util

Claude Code is simply too crazy. Emily Lambert used Claude Code combined with Mediapipe on vibecodeapp to create "Particle Playground". The complete Prompt is below

TUI agent harness that can use Claude Code TUI agent harness

Agentic Verilog 01 - LED Blink in 5 Minutes Zero FPGA experience. Asked Claude Code for a blinking LED. Working hardware in 5 minutes. No pins. No config. Just vibes. https://youtube.com/watch?v=pEh5ZDDZxSI… #AgenticVerilog #FPGA #ClaudeCode [Links: https://t.co/9Rr8MHZyex]

Claude Code is so good. I built a Pocket clone over the break and it kept adding new features (TTS read-alouds, video summaries, spaced repetition emails, Kindle sync, etc.) and now I have a perfect external brain? From like 12 prompts? How does any app developer survive this?

After using Claude Code MAX at high intensity for a few days, now there's only one problem: how to make it keep working non-stop during sleep time without any disturbances (A bit understanding capitalists now, squeezing the last drop of value out of the workhorse #claudecode

yeah it works. i don't use opencode because claude code works better for me

the secret is for claude code to write a framework for itself

We need to stay replying "post the link" to all these claude code hype tweets. "Building" on your local machine is the fun part, the last 20% where you have to deploy, auth, fix bugs, deal with user load ect is the hard part. None of this slop is making its way to production

claude code shines when you have a large existing codebase and need deep context. open code / amp code are more model-agnostic so you can swap between gpt-4, gemini, etc. if youre already in the anthropic ecosystem tho, claude code's native skills and MCP integrations are hard to

what a year 2026 in AI, it has already been - Opus 4.5 being the best model out there for coding - tailwindcss podcast - anthropic banning accounts and revoking subscription access from Claude code competitors

@OpenAI @xai It's about time you guys develop a model as good as Opus 4.5 and leave it available everywhere people want it for a reasonable price. Their move to remove Claude Code integration with IDEs and Plugins are a shitty move. Us developers have to answer accordingly!

people capability-posting about claude code is getting tiring its always "omg opus 4.5 is so good" or "waow it can do a well specced 30 minute task autonomously" i've got it successfully doing ML research on a novel arch for a novel modeling task under significant compute and

Really smart move by @opencode and @OpenAI. It was fun to watch. I've personally found it weird to use @claudeai Max sub on OpenCode, felt like the whole ensemble was better to orchestrate on Claude Code.

No one should be surprised that Anthropic locked down Claude Code, after all they are the AI lab focused on control -- I mean safety.

The recent block from Anthropic, preventing users using the Claude Code Max plan subscription from within OpenCode has me questioning what the AI model as a service product actually is. Is it the AI model? Or is it the entire product which serves this model? Is it fair to expect

> If they get locked into Claude Code and the Anthropic Agents SDK, Anthropic no longer has to have the "best model" to make their money. And that will make them enough money to keep pushing the best models. Can't see what's wrong with this strategy.

Insurance giant Allianz signs Claude Code deal with Anthropic http://spr.ly/6017CsKq5 [Links: https://t.co/u2yOqe30iB]

The lesson here: I wouldn't trust Anthropic to walk my dog... much less build a business dependent on Claude Code.