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Great article! I have similar observations and techniques and Claude Code is exceptionally good - most of the days I'm working on multiple things at once (thank
by jumski 1y ago
Great article! I have similar observations and techniques and Claude Code is exceptionally good - most of the days I'm working on multiple things at once (thanks to git worktrees) and each going faster than ever - that's really crazy.
For the "sub agents"thing, I must admit, that
Claude Code calling o3 via sigoden/aichat saved me countless of times!
There are just issues that o3 excells at (race conditions, bug hunting - anything that requires lot of context and really high reasoning abilities).
But I'm using it less since Opus 4 came out. And of course its none of the sub-agent thing at all.
I use this prompt @included in the main CLAUDE.md: https://github.com/pgflow-dev/pgflow/blob/main/.claude/advanced_ai.md https://github.com/pgflow-dev/pgflow/blob/main/.claude/advan...
sigoden/aichat: https://github.com/sigoden/aichat https://github.com/sigoden/aichat
- _1tem 1y agowait what? how do you work on multiple things at once with git worktrees?
- pjm331 1y agoI never had any reason to use it before claude code et al. So I also wasn’t aware Commands for working with copies of your entire repo in a new folder on a new branch https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree
- noiwillnot 1y agoThis is amazing, I had no idea about this, I have been cloning my repo locally for years.
- jumski 1y agogit worktree uses one repo to laid out multiple branches in separate directories. git worktree add new/path/for/worktree branchname I now refuse to use git checkout to switch branches, always keep my main branch checked out and updated and always use worktrees to work on features. Love this workflow!