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Claude Code Workflow

16 posts in this series

1

How I built a 12-step /wrap-up slash command that automates end-of-session documentation across multiple repos - pulling latest, extracting learned skills, cleaning global state, updating changelogs, committing in Hulk Hogan's voice, and pushing. A step-by-step breakdown of every function and why it exists.

Chris Johnson··20 min read
2

A technical deep dive into notification hooks, terminal bell protocols, and why playing a simple sound required understanding BEL characters, OSC sequences, and Windows API calls.

Chris Johnson··8 min read
3

A comprehensive configuration overhaul that transformed my Claude Code workflow from serial execution to parallel agent orchestration. 7 custom agents, 9 rules reorganized, file protection hooks, and the philosophy of why every AI-assisted developer should go agentic-first.

Chris Johnson··25 min read
4

A 5-agent team chewed through a week of Claude Code session logs and surfaced patterns I never would have found manually. Including the revelation that my worst day wasn't actually that bad.

Chris Johnson··15 min read
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From 70K tokens per session to 7K. A 7-agent audit, 23 evaluation documents, 11 component scorecards, 5 optimization patterns, and an 8-agent implementation team. This is the full story of cutting context consumption by 90%.

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A practical walkthrough of the 5 Node.js MCP servers I run with Claude Code: sequential-thinking, memory, context7, github, and project-tools. What they do, how to configure them on Windows, and what I learned testing each one.

Chris Johnson··12 min read
7

How to give Claude Code real persistent memory using a global rule file and a vector database MCP server, so context survives across sessions without any manual effort.

Chris Johnson··14 min read
8

Claude Code's /compact command frees up context but destroys in-progress session state. Smart-compact is a custom skill that saves everything before you compact, so you can pick up exactly where you left off.

Chris Johnson··10 min read
9

Three ways to run Claude Code remotely. I tried Dispatch, Channels, and Remote Control. Here's what broke, what worked, and why I landed on Remote Control with Warp terminal on my always-on Mac Mini.

Chris Johnson··9 min read
10

I ran a routine audit on my Gmail agent and discovered the knowledge graph had been completely empty for months, the memory nudge hook had five blind spots, and nothing was catching either problem. Here's what I built to fix it.

Chris Johnson··16 min read
11

How I replaced three separate Google Workspace MCP integrations with a single gws CLI skill, why CLI beats MCP for large API surfaces, and the four-tier safety system that keeps destructive operations from running without confirmation.

Chris Johnson··12 min read
12

I set up the Claude Code iMessage plugin as a proof of concept, debugged two real bugs, and discovered a fundamental security flaw that made me tear the whole thing down. Here's the full story.

Chris Johnson··10 min read
13

35 MCP tools, 7 implementation tasks, 2 platforms, 1 session. How I used the superpowers brainstorming, writing-plans, and subagent-driven-development pipeline to integrate NotebookLM into Claude Code as a first-class MCP server.

Chris Johnson··14 min read
14

I set up notebooklm-py as a programmatic content creation pipeline for CryptoFlex LLC, building a custom agent and skill that turns blog posts into branded infographics and slide decks with automated QA. Here is how the security review went, what the pipeline looks like, and what I learned about trusting reverse-engineered APIs.

Chris Johnson··14 min read
15

3 test sessions, 2 MCP servers, 1 wrapper script fix. How I added Exa and Firecrawl to Claude Code for semantic search, JS-rendered scraping, and proper deep research capability.

Chris Johnson··12 min read
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A beginner-friendly guide to the features that make Claude Code powerful: CLAUDE.md, directory structure, permissions, plan mode, checkpoints, skills, hooks, MCP, plugins, context, slash commands, compaction, agents, and rules. Everything you need to know to get started successfully.

Chris Johnson··20 min read

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