Migrating to Claude Opus 5.5: a cheat sheet for the API and Claude Code
Effort defaults, the four breaking changes, silent progress updates, and the prompt and CLAUDE.md lines worth changing when you move from Opus 5 to 5.5.
Effort defaults, the four breaking changes, silent progress updates, and the prompt and CLAUDE.md lines worth changing when you move from Opus 5 to 5.5.
My open-source Agent Skills bundle gives coding agents a shared story bible format — and a deterministic CLI that catches dead characters walking, payoffs before setups, and unfired Chekhov guns.
Trimming your instruction file won't stop agents ignoring the rules. Compliance decays as the work proceeds, and only mechanical gates survive it.
Skills like Caveman and tools like RTK save tokens, but their benchmarks rarely measure whether the agent still completes the work correctly.
A deep look at the Claude Code plugin that turns codebases into interactive knowledge graphs — how the multi-agent pipeline works, what the dashboard looks like, and where the rough edges are.
The difference between managing and micro-managing AI agents is the same gap that separates good tech leads from bad ones. Share the why, not just the what.
Claude Code can poll deployments, babysit PRs, and remind you to push — all with a single /loop command or a plain-English sentence.
A practical guide to when Skills, CLI tools, and Model Context Protocol each shine — and why the best agent setups use all three.
How I built openclaw-watchdog — a lightweight monitoring tool that uses Claude Code to automatically diagnose and fix OpenClaw gateway failures.
A detailed comparison of Claude Opus 4.6 and GPT-5.3-Codex for Laravel/Vue/Inertia stacks — benchmarks, costs, ecosystem depth, and practical recommendations.
A look at the most popular Claude Code plugin — how it turns AI coding agents from capable-but-undisciplined into structured development partners through composable skills.
A seven-step process for turning requirements into shipped features using Claude Code — from scoping with parallel sub-agents to test-driven execution.
Claude Code now has built-in auto memory, but a 28k-star plugin called claude-mem offers a far more sophisticated approach. Here's how they compare and when each makes sense.