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Claude Code GitHub Actions: Setup, @claude Mentions and Automatic PR ReviewOct 29 · 14 minHow to connect Claude Code to GitHub: run /install-github-app, mention @claude in issues and pull requests, add an automatic PR review workflow, pick between an API key and a subscription token, cap the cost, and lock down what it can touch. Also where the managed Code Review product fits. Checked against the official docs in October 2026.Claude Code Usage Limits: How the Weekly Limit, 5-Hour Window and Reset Times WorkOct 28 · 15 minHow Claude Code usage limits work on Pro and Max: the weekly limit, the rolling 5-hour session window, when each one resets, the shared pool with claude.ai, what burns through them fastest, how to check usage with /usage, and what to do when you hit the limit. Checked against the official docs in October 2026.Claude Code Plan Mode: How It Works, How to Use It, and When to Skip ItOct 27 · 13 minHow Claude Code plan mode works: the four ways to turn it on, what Claude can and cannot do while planning, the approval menu, editing the plan with Ctrl+G, settings that change its behavior, and the cases where it is not worth the minute. Checked against the official docs in October 2026.Claude Code Alternatives in 2026: 8 Tools Worth Switching To, and When Not ToOct 26 · 14 minEight real Claude Code alternatives compared on price, models, open source status and who each one fits: OpenCode, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI and Antigravity CLI, Aider, Cline and Kilo Code. Checked against official docs and pricing pages in October 2026.Claude Code Commands Cheat Sheet: Every Slash Command, Shortcut and CLI FlagOct 24 · 14 minEvery Claude Code command worth knowing in one place: slash commands grouped by task, keyboard shortcuts for macOS and Windows, CLI commands and flags, custom commands, and which old commands were removed. Checked against the official docs in October 2026.Claude Agent SDK: What It Is and How to Build Your First Agent (2026)Oct 23 · 17 minThe Claude Agent SDK is Claude Code as a library. What it is, how it differs from the Messages API and the claude CLI, how to install it, a minimal working agent in TypeScript and Python, and how tools, permissions, MCP servers, subagents and hooks work.How to Use Claude Code: A Practical Tutorial From Install to ProductiveOct 23 · 15 minHow to use Claude Code from zero: install it on macOS, Windows or Linux, log in, run your first session, write a CLAUDE.md, learn the slash commands that matter, and avoid the mistakes that waste your usage.Stop Letting Browser Agents Improvise Every Click. Use AI to Heal Playwright Instead.Sep 09 · 10 minThe best browser agent architecture is usually not an agent driving every step. It is a deterministic Playwright workflow that uses AI only when the page changes or the script fails. That keeps normal runs cheap and debuggable while still giving you a way through the web’s inevitable mess.The AI Pull Request Manifest: The One Page That Makes Agent Code ReviewableSep 08 · 7 minThe worst AI pull request is not a bad diff. It is a diff nobody can explain six weeks later. A short manifest, written before the agent starts, turns review from archaeology into a check against a concrete promise. Here is the format and policy I would put in every repository.Claude --dangerously-skip-permissions: What It Does and How to Set Up Permissions SafelySep 08 · 15 minWhat claude --dangerously-skip-permissions actually does, when it is safe to use, and the access ladder and settings.json I would use to keep coding agents useful without handing them your whole machine.llms.txt Does Not Get You Cited. Here Is What It Is Actually For.Sep 07 · 9 minThe most honest answer to "does llms.txt work?" is yes for developer documentation, no for AI-search rankings. I read the crawl data, checked what the answer engines support, and made a list of the work that is worth doing before you ship another text file.