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Explore the hub →Claude Code first steps: the fundamentals that don't expire
The Claude Code fundamentals that don't expire: install, sessions, context, quota, models, permissions. What you actually need to grasp on day 1.
AI: the joy of missing out on what doesn't matter
You can't keep up with AI, and you shouldn't try. The answer isn't resistance or passive acceptance: go all in, but deep on one thing instead of scattered.
Claude Code Agent View: managing parallel agents without leaving the terminal
I spent months managing many Claude Code agents by hand. Agent View now does it: my terminal-native workflow with Warp and Neovim, and the gaps I patch.
Sonnet 5, Opus 5 and Fable 5: which one I reach for, and what changing your mind costs
You have three frontier models in the picker and the official guidance tells you which is for what. What nobody mentions is the price of changing your mind mid-session, which is the decision you actually make several times a day.
Dependent tasks in Claude Code: catch the flaw in your plan before it runs
Claude Code tasks can block each other. That turns the list into a graph, and a graph can be audited: it shows you how it understood the work before it writes a single line.
Opus 5 in Claude Code: 8 tips from Anthropic on what to do differently
Anthropic published a model-specific prompting guide for Opus 5 on launch day, and almost nobody read it. Half of what it recommends is removing instructions from your CLAUDE.md, not adding them.
Opus 5 in Claude Code: the model changed on its own, your settings didn't
Opus 5 landed today and on Max it's already your Default without you lifting a finger. But three things didn't move with it: your version, your alias, and the effort level you set weeks ago. Any one of them decides whether you're really running it.
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