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| | | | Claude Code gets unbelievably powerful when you stop treating it like just a "coding assistant". | And start treating it like an full-fledged operating system for your engineering workflow: | Standards, reusable playbooks, parallel execution, deep codebase interrogation, and tool chains that run end-to-end. |
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| 1) Implement team-wide coding standards (and make them stick) | Most teams have standards, but they're scattered across docs, half-remembered conventions, and PR comments. | Claude Code gives you a single place to encode "how we build software here": a root CLAUDE.md file Claude reads at the start of every session. | What belongs in it: | Non-negotiables (error handling, logging, security rules) Architecture map (module boundaries, "this package owns X") Golden paths (preferred patterns for DB work, retries, input validation) PR checklist (tests required, docs updates, performance/security checks) Commands (how to run lint/typecheck/tests/migrations so Claude can verify its own work)
| Pro move: keep it short and strict. If CLAUDE.md turns into a wiki, it becomes background noise. Treat it like a contract. | 2) Extend capabilities with Skills | A Skill is a reusable playbook that turns "how we do X" into something you can invoke consistently. Not more prompting — repeatable procedures. | The point is to make Claude behave like your team's best engineer on their best day, every day. | How to build one (fast, practical): | Define when to use it (and when not to) Specify required inputs (paths, module names, constraints) Write the method as steps (search → analyze → implement → verify) Define the output contract (diff + tests + summary, or checklist + findings) Add quality gates (lint/typecheck/tests must pass before "done")
| Skills worth building first: | /review-pr: runs your checklist the same way every time
/add-tests: generates tests in your preferred style with coverage expectations
/refactor-module: your "safe refactor" procedure, including guardrails
| If you do nothing else, build a review Skill. Consistency is as important as raw model intelligence. | 3) Get things done 10× faster with Claude Code Agent Teams | Most people run one Claude session and ask it to do everything sequentially. | Pros run Agent Teams: multiple Claude sessions in parallel, each working in its own context, with a lead session coordinating tasks and synthesizing results. | Where it shines: | Refactors across many packages (split by directory ownership) Cross-cutting changes (API + UI + tests + docs) Big bug hunts (repro agent, tracing agent, fix+tests agent)
| The prompt pattern: | define the outcome define the split strategy define a no-collisions rule
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