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by bcherny 5d ago
I always use /focus mode, Tag, or Projects, so didn’t notice it personally. Either way, digging in.
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by bcherny 5d ago
Fairly often, yeah. Sometimes it is too easy to get excited about a solution without taking the time to specify a clear problem/goal.
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by bcherny 5d ago
Looking
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by bcherny 5d ago
Author here. This isn’t the one true framework, but it is the one I use. The goal of this post was to communicate to the team the way I think. There are many ways to think and there isn’t one that is more correct than others. The word “feed
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by bcherny 5d ago
Author here. How can I repro what you’re seeing? Double check you don’t have /focus mode enabled.
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by bcherny 6d ago
Author here. These are unrelated, just happened to both be the same week.
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by bcherny 20d ago
(I work at Anthropic) I agree. I use an LLM to write my code, but I do all of my writing by hand, since it helps me think. It reminds me of the transition over the last year from AI-assisted coding to AI doing all the coding. At first the c
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by bcherny 2mo ago
Boris from the team here -- I don't think this is right. If you are able to repro in the Desktop app, could you comment back? I cannot repro.
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by bcherny 2mo ago
Boris from the team here. The classifier is free — we do not charge for safety features as a principle.
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by bcherny 4mo ago
Boris from the team here — we’re looking into it.
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by bcherny 4mo ago
For those using Claude Code, I recommend Learning mode to instruct Claude to walk you through implementing the solution yourself rather than doing it for you. It’s very helpful when diving into a new domain, and helps build lower level intu
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by bcherny 4mo ago
Yep! Set disableWorkflows:true in your settings.json
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by bcherny 4mo ago
Looking
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by bcherny 4mo ago
Typo! Edited
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by bcherny 4mo ago
Yes!
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by bcherny 4mo ago
Yes, it also helps! That's a place where raw model capability is the most helpful, but we do find that some dynamic workflow configurations can be helpful too.
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by bcherny 4mo ago
There's two main differences: 1. Support for 1-2 OOMs more agents, to do more work in parallel 2. A phased, semi-structured approach where work happens in steps
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by bcherny 4mo ago
JavaScript, running locally or in the cloud.
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by bcherny 4mo ago
Yes, more docs + technical details coming soon.
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by bcherny 4mo ago
We generally build features into the Claude Agent SDK, which is shared by CLI, Desktop, VSCode, and cloud.
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by bcherny 4mo ago
Hey, yep. A few things I personally used dynamic workflows for over the last few weeks: 1. Autonomously landed 20+ optimizations to reduce Claude Code's token usage by ~15% 2. Ported tree-sitter, color-diff, yoga-layout, and a number o
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by bcherny 4mo ago
A few of us from the Claude Code team will be hanging around if anyone has questions! Very excited for this launch -- dynamic workflows have been a game changer for engineering here at Anthropic. Can't wait to hear what you think.
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by bcherny 4mo ago
Totally. You can do that now, and Claude will know to use /code-review.
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by bcherny 4mo ago
Yep, you can add free-form input. Will update /simplify to only check for code quality and not bugs (the way it used to work), that's a good suggestion.
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by bcherny 4mo ago
/code-review has a specific prompt that we've found is a good balance of precision, recall, and cost. You could totally roll your own prompt also.
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by bcherny 4mo ago
Hey, Boris from the CC team here. I agree, we're working on consolidating these. Going forward it will just be the built-in /code-review skill. Here's how to use the skill on the latest version: /code-review # do a balan
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by bcherny 5mo ago
Yes! This is what we’re trying next.
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by bcherny 5mo ago
We anticipated the default would be the best option for most people. We were wrong, so we reverted the default.
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by bcherny 5mo ago
Yep, agree. We added a little "/clear to save XXX tokens" notice in the bottom right, and will keep iterating on this. Thanks for being an early user!

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