Useful Articles
Curated reading to deepen your understanding of AI-assisted development and Claude Code.
How Anthropic Teams Use Claude Code
How Anthropic's own engineering, security, and marketing teams use Claude Code day-to-day – including the security team's test-driven workflow and a multi-agent system that generates hundreds of ad variations in minutes.
Inside the Development Workflow of Claude Code’s Creator
Boris Cherny on his deliberately vanilla setup – plan mode first, /commit-push-pr dozens of times daily, and PostToolUse formatting hooks that keep code clean automatically.
How We Ship Faster with Claude Code and Git Worktrees
How incident.io runs 4–5 concurrent Claude sessions using git worktrees, including their open-source worktree manager and the voice integration that lets them dictate prompts.
Compound Engineering
An AI-native engineering philosophy where each unit of work compounds into the next, using a four-step loop with specialised agents for code review, research, and documentation.
How I Use Claude Code
A detailed walkthrough of one power user's daily Claude Code workflow, including his annotation cycle for plan refinement, how he structures long sessions, and the habits that make discuss-then-execute work in practice.
Machines of Loving Grace
Anthropic’s CEO on what a world with powerful AI could look like if everything goes right – advances in biology, economic development, and the meaning of work. The bigger picture behind the tools we’re learning to use.
Boris Cherny’s Claude Code Setup
The creator of Claude Code on his surprisingly vanilla setup – 5 parallel terminal sessions, Opus for everything, a shared team CLAUDE.md, and why a good plan is really all you need.
50 Claude Code Tips (Meta Staff Engineer)
50 tips from six months of daily use at Meta – from CLAUDE.md structure and keyboard shortcuts through plan mode workflows, subagent patterns, and running parallel instances with git worktrees.
Claude Code Agent Teams vs Subagents
A practical comparison of when to use subagents versus agent teams in Claude Code, with worked examples showing how each approach handles real tasks.