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Claude Code has basically grown to dominate my initial coding workflow. I was using the API and passed $50 easily, so I upgraded to the $100 a month plan and h
by bearjaws 1y ago
Claude Code has basically grown to dominate my initial coding workflow.
I was using the API and passed $50 easily, so I upgraded to the $100 a month plan and have already reached $100 in usage.
I've been working on a large project, with 3 different repos (frontend, backend, legacy backend) and I just have all 3 of them in one directory now with claude code.
Wrote some quick instructions about how it was setup, its worked very well. If I am feeling brave I can have multiple claude codes running in different terminals, each working on one piece, but Opus tends to do better working across all 3 repos with all of the required context.
Still have to audit every change, commit often, but it works great 90% of the time.
Opus-4 feels like what OAI was trying to hype up for the better part of 6 months before releasing 4.5
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- wahnfrieden 1y agoYou can’t use it across three repos like a workspace in Xcode?
- nikita2206 1y agoIt is all file based, so yes you can if you do what OP said: `git clone repo-one && git clone repo-two` and tell claude that repo-one directory is for example frontend, repo-two is backend (or better name the directories after what they are)
- bearjaws 1y agoExactly this, nothing fancy really.
- booli 1y agoYou can use git work tree for that. There is a very extensive blog here: https://www.pulsemcp.com/posts/how-to-use-claude-code-to-wield-coding-agent-clusters https://www.pulsemcp.com/posts/how-to-use-claude-code-to-wie...