Claude Code: from zero to professional. Tips, tutorials and deep dive guides from an engineer who uses it 12 hours a day.
Explore the hub →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.
What is Claude Code: A Practitioner's Overview
What Claude Code actually is, explained by someone who uses it 12+ hours daily in production. No hype, real examples.
Claude Code vs Cursor: A Practitioner's Comparison
Claude Code vs Cursor compared by a daily user of both. Feature matrix, pricing breakdown, context windows, and which tool fits which workflow.
Security in Claude Code: make it catch its own vulnerabilities before they hit prod
An official plugin puts Claude to work reviewing its own code for vulnerabilities as it writes, and fixing them in the same session. The earliest security layer: it catches the flaw in the editor, not in the PR.
ultracode in Claude Code: let Claude decide on its own when to deploy an army of agents
There are two ways to get agents out of Claude Code: you decide when, or Claude does. `/effort ultracode` is the second, and it changes how your whole session works. When to flip it on, what it costs, and how to switch back.
Claude Code channels beyond chat: push CI, deploy, and error events into your live session
The best-known use of channels is chat, but at heart it's an event receiver: your CI, Sentry, or a deploy can push a webhook into the Claude Code session you already have open. The chat plugins ship ready-made; the webhook receiver is a ~30-line MCP server.
/diff in Claude Code: inspect what Claude touched on every turn, without leaving the terminal
Popping out to `git diff` to see what Claude touched? There's a native viewer right in the terminal — and its per-turn view doesn't come from git, but from the conversation itself.
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