Claude Code
Claude Code is Anthropic’s terminal coding agent, and it has been my daily driver since the week it stopped feeling like a toy. This hub collects everything I’ve written about actually using it: writing a CLAUDE.md that doesn’t make it dumber, when to reach for hooks, skills, slash commands or MCP servers, keeping it from wandering around your codebase like a tourist, and the production bombs it nearly shipped while I wasn’t looking.
No “ten prompts that will change your life.” Just field notes from building and running real SaaS with it. New here? Start with the three picks below.
Best of Claude Code
If you read three, read these. Picked by me, not an algorithm, which is either reassuring or not.
Your CLAUDE.md Is Making Claude Dumber
ETH Zurich research shows bloated CLAUDE.md files reduce AI coding performance and increase costs. Here's what to keep, what to kill, and why 60 lines beats 800.
I Spent Weeks Confused About Claude Code's 5 Concepts. Here's the Mental Model That Finally Clicked.
Slash commands, skills, agents, MCP servers, plugins — I kept building three things for the same task until this mental model clicked.
Claude Code Is Incredible. It Also Almost Shipped 8 Production Bombs Last Week.
What 15 years of production scars are still good for
All posts
Newest first.
June 2026
April 2026
March 2026
February 2026
January 2026
- Claude Code Is Incredible. It Also Almost Shipped 8 Production Bombs Last Week.
Essay,
- I Found a Business Idea and Shipped It in One Claude Code Session
Essay,
- I Found a Cryptominer in My Client's Production Cluster. Claude Code Found the Attacker.
Essay,
- Claude Code Hooks: The Feature You're Ignoring While Babysitting Your AI
Essay,
December 2025
November 2025
October 2025
Other topics
- AI coding
What changes when the code writes itself, and what stubbornly doesn't.
- Craft
The job under the job: meetings, bad code, taste, and throwing things away.
- SaaS
Solo SaaS without the ceremony: pricing, stacks, monitoring, small bets.
- Kubernetes
Years of clusters, and why I now mostly bet against them for indie work.