May 12
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Boris Cherny, the creator of Claude Code at Anthropic, just shared 10 workflow tips straight from the team that builds the tool. This is how engineers at Anthropic actually ship code with AI. The biggest unlock is parallelization. Spin up 3 to 5 git worktrees and run a Claude session in each one. While one agent codes, another reviews, another runs tests. Start every complex task in plan mode. Pour your energy into the plan so Claude can one-shot the implementation. When something goes sideways, switch back to plan mode and re-plan instead of pushing through. Invest in your CLAUDE.md file. Every time the agent makes a mistake, tell it to update CLAUDE.md so the bug never happens twice. Create your own skills and commit them to git. If you do something more than once a day, turn it into a skill. Use the Slack MCP and let Claude fix bugs from a thread without context switching. Level up your prompting. Make Claude defend its work, ask it to grill you, push for the elegant rewrite. Set up your terminal with Ghostty, voice dictation, and tmux for parallel sessions. Use subagents to throw more compute at hard problems and keep the main context clean. Skip SQL entirely. Boris hasn't written a line in 6 months, Claude handles it through bq CLI. And finally, use Claude Code as a learning tool. Ask for ASCII diagrams, HTML presentations, the why behind every change. For ecom this changes how you ship internal tools. Catalog automations, listing generators, price trackers, scraping pipelines, the kind of stuff that used to need a dev team. #claudecode #ai #aitools #ecommerce #anthropic