Made by: Suryansh Tiwari (credited on image) on X: Why it helps Better input = better output. Instead of: - fix this - build this - help Use structure. Prompt Formula Role + Task + Context + Constraints + Output Example: - Role: Senior Engineer - Task: Build login system - Context: React app - Constraints: Keep current UI - Output: Code + tests Debug Formula 1. Reproduce 2. Find cause 3. Fix 4. Test Good Uses for Claude Code - Read files - Fix bugs - Refactor code - Explain code - Build features - Review architecture My Take Cheat sheets help. Real results come from workflow, clear thinking, and testing. Question What’s the best Claude Code tip you’ve learned?

The install instructions are also included. Check it out. https://x.com/zodchiii/status/2042529018260656555?s=46

Anyone enabled their buddy yet? I have but I'm still not sure of the point, even though I've played Pokemon GO and I had a Tamagotchi when that was cool....whoops... i was just about to share a screenshot and it looks like v2.1.97 remove buddy and it was possibly just an april fool's gag... sigh... oh well 😅

Hey Jay, fun call today as usual. Sorry, unceremoniously left my internet cut out, but we'll see you all next week.

My YouTube feed and social media were absolutely flooded with Claude Cowork and Claude Code ads. I'm already using ChatGPT and Gemini in my personal life, and Copilot daily at work. The last thing I needed was another AI tool to try. But the hype wouldn't stop. So I gave in. A few YouTube videos later, some trial and error... and I have to admit — I was wrong to dismiss it. Claude Cowork is genuinely impressive. The way it handles real work tasks — structured, contextual, actually useful — is on another level compared to what I expected. It's not just another chatbot wrapper. There's something here that feels different. I'm still learning, still exploring, and definitely still making mistakes. But the excitement is real. This is the kind of tool that makes you rethink how you work. If you've been on the fence — or also drowning in the ads — it might actually be worth the dive. Can't wait to share more as I dig deeper. 🚀