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by philipp-gayret 1y ago
My workflow is somewhat similar to yours. I also much love --dangerously-skip-permissions, as root! I even like to do it from multiple Claude Code instances in parallel when I have parallel ideas that can be worked out. Maybe my wrapper pro
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by philipp-gayret 1y ago
> I also expect static analysis tooling, linters, ast-grep and so on get a lot of use. Better yet, feedback from these kind of tools is exactly what AI is great at in iteratively resolving so you don't have to review code below your
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by philipp-gayret 1y ago
I have a similar flow to this, but using files which are part of the repository. For you tool; What made you choose to version it with git but also write context is not code? Wouldn't you end up with multiple versions of say your backl
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by philipp-gayret 1y ago
Fair enough. For me compacting conversation always feels a bit weird; I have no way to tell what it effectively deleted from the context but I (very) regularly have it re-read and update CLAUDE.md as part of the process or after "discu
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by philipp-gayret 1y ago
I recently switched to Claude Code, I much prefer it (I end up less in cycles of Cursor getting stuck on problems). Before I used Cursor for some months. > My understanding is that a rule should essentially do the same as if it is put in
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by philipp-gayret 1y ago
All major AI assistants already come with ways to not have any of these issues. Claude Code has /init, Cursor comes with /Generate Cursor Rules, and so on. It's not even context engineering: There are out of the box tools you
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by philipp-gayret 1y ago
Thanks for the Godot example. I experimented with it through Claude Code (I have no prior experience with it). Got a Vampire Survivors-esque game working from scratch with plain shapes representing the game elements like player or enemies i
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by philipp-gayret 1y ago
The reason I ask is I work on developer experience, and I see feedback often online by developers that AI simply doesn't work for their flow. So I'm looking for real-world concrete examples on what AI development tools are stuggli
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by philipp-gayret 1y ago
That is interesting, in my experience these tools work quite well on larger codebases but it depends how you use them and I haven't really found a counterexample. Do you maybe have a practical example, like a repo you could link that j
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by philipp-gayret 1y ago
Maybe https://context7.com/leanprover/lean4 is what you're looking for? I am not familiar with Lean 4 but Context7 has been working well enough for me, working in a completely different field though. For OP: Zig i