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Claude Code Best Practice Tips Compendium

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Summary

This source page groups the new tip-style clippings imported alongside claude-code-best-practice: Boris Cherny threads on parallelism, plan mode, code review, PR size, hidden features, and customization, plus Thariq's longer note on how Anthropic uses skills.

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Key Contributions

  • Reinforces parallel worktrees and multiple isolated sessions as one of the biggest practical productivity levers.
  • Makes plan mode, review mode, and independent context windows sound like operating defaults rather than occasional tricks.
  • Surfaces a high-throughput merge philosophy: many small PRs, squash by default, and cheap follow-up fixes.
  • Adds a stronger ecosystem-level story around skills: not single markdown files, but discoverable folders with scripts, assets, and clearer category boundaries.

Practical Implications

  • Claude Code practice is converging on explicit test-time compute, not only “one chat, one task.”
  • Review quality depends on structural independence between contexts, not just more attention inside one thread.
  • Teams adopting agent-heavy development need merge and PR hygiene that match the new throughput level.