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Hands-on with the features that actually matter for real work.

Claude Code

Stop putting every instruction, fact, and workflow into one giant file. Claude Code memory explained: what persists and where

AUG 10 · 8 MIN
Claude Code · Prompt caching

Know what gets reused before you blame context or your plan. Claude Code prompt caching: TTL, cost, and cache misses

AUG 10 · 8 MIN
Claude Code · Automation

Schedule recurring work without confusing a green session with a successful task. Claude Code Routines: how to choose, test, and stop

AUG 10 · 8 MIN
Claude Code · Subagents

Give one bounded job to a focused worker without filling your main conversation. Claude Code subagents: setup, use cases, and limits

AUG 10 · 8 MIN
Claude Code

Package a workflow only after you can perform and check it manually. Create a Claude Code Skill: build, trigger, and test

AUG 10 · 9 MIN
Claude Code

Give Claude the right evidence, not the biggest document pile. Claude Code context engineering: a practical guide

AUG 09 · 8 MIN
Reviews · Reflect

Claude Reflect: see how you actually use AI

JUL 12 · 6 MIN
Reviews · Connectors

A connector lets Claude read and act inside an app you already use, Gmail, Slack, Notion, on every plan, with your existing permissions as the ceiling. Claude connectors: what they are and how to use them

JUL 08 · 7 MIN
Reviews · Projects

A persistent workspace that remembers your files and instructions, so you stop re-explaining the same background every new chat. Claude Projects: what they are and how to use them

JUL 01 · 7 MIN
Reviews · Skills

Package a workflow once, and Claude follows it the same way every time after, without you retyping the instructions. Claude Skills: what they are and how to use them

JUN 25 · 9 MIN
Reviews · Artifacts

The side panel that turns Claude's output into something you can actually reuse. Claude Artifacts: make and share small tools without code

JUN 17 · 7 MIN

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