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How I use Claude Code

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I created SWC, an open-source compiler project, and previously worked at Deno and Vercel. These days, I spend a lot of time building Labor0, along with Watchtower and The AI Platform at Zephyr Cloud IO.

Some people asked me on X about the way I use Claude Code, so I'm writing this post. I'm too tired to write a long post, so I keep it short. I use Roo Code with Architecture mode first, with a prompt like

Service XXX is for ...

If anything is ambiguous or you are not sure about it, do not infer but ask me.

After spending a handful of times for clarifying everything and describing entity relations, I ask it to store it as a markdown file. Typically, it generates a very, very long text. I then follow getting started step of the framework I want to use. The latest one I used is tauri. I do this step manually just because typically it's just a few CLI commands. After creating a directory, I ask Claude Code to

Implement app in @apps/xxx.

[Paste the design markdown file content]

You'll get a bare minimum prototype that works with dummy data. Even after getting the initial version, I ask Claude Code for all modifications.

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