Like others mentioned, I like the framing of treating Claude Code as a tool (and I had to remind myself of it constantly). Like any tool, it takes effort to ma

Like others mentioned, I like the framing of treating Claude Code as a tool (and I had to remind myself of it constantly). Like any tool, it takes effort to master and configure. Before LLMs, I used cookiecutter templates to codify my best practices. Now I invest in custom skills and context management so the tool produces solutions that match my standards and team conventions. I agree with the author that the craft still matters, and probably now more than ever. I'd add that mastering and configuring your agent is now part of the craft.