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Is there a mini tutorial demonstrating best practices for people keen to try but who haven't used agents like this?

• hasbot 9mo ago
  Good question though I expect it'll get buried amongst all the other comments. Maybe create an "Ask HN" post. I asked Google/Gemini about a tutorial and it responded with several YouTube videos and also produced this subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/AI_Agents/ https://www.reddit.com/r/AI_Agents/ Found this too: https://nitter.net/bcherny/status/2007179832300581177#m https://nitter.net/bcherny/status/2007179832300581177#m
  • neumann 9mo ago
    Thank you. It is always intimidating to see how people are using 5-10 agents for coding, but haven't seen practical examples of the process and how people do this specifically.
• wild_egg 9mo ago
  I've actually built up a set of Claude Skills for creating and using tickets. Currently overhauling them based on what I've found to be most effective. Will probably publish those in a week or two when I've nailed down what I want there. I haven't seen any great content around this though. I've gone through a lot of trial and error with different approaches over the last few months. Biggest thing I can say: plan up front. I frontload basically all of my involvement and have Claude do a ton of research to make a very detailed plan document and then the plan gets decomposed into a graph of tickets. I have some other tooling that orchestrates delegating the tickets to focused Claude Code sessions and they can work through them mostly autonomously for many hours until the work is done.