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However posts like this is valuable for new people to get a basic understanding of how these tools could be used in a very simple, beginner friendly, setup.
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Actually please write an article about how you are currently using it then. I've been actively using it and working with sub-agents. I feel like there are very little resources out there on more complex Claude Code setups. I would love to see other setups, like what MCP, hooks, sub-agents, commands, etc.
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- I wouldn’t outsource my brain to CC when it comes to checking CC’s output. Very mixed results in my experience, and it might discourage further exploration/thinking if you’ve already performed the checklist CC has given you (satisficing).
- Slash commands are the idiomatic way to memoize often used prompts, I wonder why author put them in CLAUDE.md?
- I’m also a bit skeptical that, aside from strict rules CC needs to follow, the encouragements/enchantments for writing good code author put in CLAUDE.md really work. But who knows.
- I DO like the caveats section at the end a lot. This is probably the most important piece of the article, when it comes to large codebases. Never just accept the first draft. Review everything with high suspicion and bend the output to your own style and taste. Otherwise, you‘re pushing legacy code.
A few thoughts on this: - I wouldn’t outsource my brain to CC when it comes to checking CC’s output. Very mixed results in my experience, and it might discourage further exploration/thinking if you’ve already performed the checklist CC has given you (satisficing). - Slash commands are the idiomatic way to memoize often used prompts, I wonder why author put them in CLAUDE.md? - I’m also a bit skeptical that, aside fro…
I agree with the notion here that things are moving so fast that most blog posts will be outdated quickly. However posts like this is valuable for new people to get a basic understanding of how these tools could be used in a very simple, beginner friendly, setup.
At the moment they burn a investor money to gain customers by giving us free tools and cheap LLMs.
That will end at some point.
Maybe it does have some valuable content but I will just close it.