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The podcast for developers who live in Claude Code. A fast news segment on the latest Claude Code releases with a hands-on tutorial that levels up your agentic coding. The news covers what actually shipped across Claude Code and the wider Anthropic stack - new versions, models, pricing, plus the MCP servers, skills, and hooks worth your time. Then the tutorial climbs a single ladder across the series: from driving one Claude session by hand in your terminal, to power-user tooling (custom slash commands, subagents, MCP), to multi-agent fleets, to autonomous review-and-fix loops, to a full pipeline where you file a GitHub issue from your phone and Claude implements the feature, opens the PR, runs the tests, and ships to production while you're on the beach. Claude as the senior engineer on your one-person team. One copyable workflow and one real pitfall per episode - every command, flag, and setting named exactly as it appears in the tool. For working developers who want to stop typing e
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Every GitHub Actions primitive is the automated substitute for a human's presence, so when nobody's at the keyboard you must declare a tight timeout-minutes (the default is a six-hour burn) and an explicit perm
Wire every parallel Claude Code session, subagent, and headless run into one OpenTelemetry feed and watch per-agent token burn and dollar cost on a Grafana dashboard, with stall detection that catches a looping agent bef
Apply one named label to an issue and Claude Code runs an unattended implement pass that pushes a branch and opens a PR. The label gates who can fire it, not who wrote the issue body, so the spec you splice into the prom
Once a headless Claude run passes, the last rung is delivery: branch, commit, push, and open the PR with nobody at the keyboard. The trap that bites everyone is the PR whose own CI never runs, because GitHub won't t
Prevention sometimes fails, so engineer the blast radius: layer scope limits on permissions, credentials, network, accounts, spend, and merge rights so one bad turn stays cheap. The trap is assuming "it only opens a
Before you let Claude run unattended, you need three independent enforcement layers, because a prompt injection can change what the agent wants to do but never what the harness allows. This episode wires up the sandbox,
A code reviewer who wrote the code is the worst possible reviewer, so wire a cold-context critic against an Edit-capable fixer and an objective test gate. The one pitfall that breaks it: a fixer that games the gate by re
Install the claude-code-action via /install-github-app, then @-mention Claude on any issue or PR to get a committed branch and a ready-to-click PR link. The biggest gotcha: fork PRs on public repos can't read your A
Take Claude Code out of the terminal and into your scripts. Print mode and structured JSON, the Claude Agent SDK in TypeScript and Python, chaining sessions, and the permission-and-cost discipline that keeps an unattende
Stop hand-wiring parallel sessions and let one Claude become the dispatcher: it spins up waves of subagents that work in parallel and report back. Your first session that runs a team instead of a task, plus how to keep t
The two highest-leverage habits in a single Claude Code session: make it interview you and plan the whole change in writing before it touches a file, then make it tear the diff apart, cold, before anything gets committed
One repo, several Claudes, zero stepped-on edits. Learn to give each Claude Code session its own git worktree, an isolated working directory on its own branch, plus the port, dependency, and database collisions to dodge,
The two skills most Claude Code power users skip: keeping token spend and rate limits predictable, and regression-testing the prompts, skills, and commands you depend on so they can't quietly get worse. What the cos
Two hours into a session, Claude starts re-reading files and forgetting the conventions you set at the start. That's a full context window, not a smarter assistant. Learn to read the /context meter, when to /compact
Wire external tools into Claude Code through the Model Context Protocol: a real browser, your Postgres database, your GitHub repos, your error tracker in production. We add a server from scratch, sort out the three confi
A subagent is a fresh Claude instance that does a noisy, self-contained job in its own context window and hands back only the summary. Learn to delegate codebase searches and code reviews, restrict each agent's tool
You keep pasting the same procedure into chat. Package it once as a skill, a folder with a SKILL.md, and Claude loads it on demand when the task matches, deep when you need it and nearly free when you don't. We buil
You've been using the slash commands Claude Code ships with. Now write your own, and wire the hooks that fire on their own. Bundle a repeatable workflow into a command you trigger with a slash, then back it with hoo
A tour of the commands that ship in the box, the four steering keys you will use every run, and the decision you make constantly: clear versus compact, plus how to spot when compaction silently drops the context you were
You can't automate a tool you don't trust. This episode is the control surface: where settings live and which file wins, how to write tight allow/ask/deny permission rules (the real fence, not CLAUDE.md), the p
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