Boris Cherny (the guy who BUILT Claude Code) dropped his top 10 tips on Twitter recently.
Problem? Most of them sound like this:
"Spin up git worktrees for parallel execution"
"Use subagents to offload compute"
Cool... but HOW do you actually do that?
So I spent the last week testing every single tip in my own
projects and recorded exactly how to implement them.
Here's what I cover:
→ Parallel execution with git worktrees (3 features built at once)
→ The claude.md file that trains Claude to work YOUR way → Subagents that 10x your context window
→ Using Claude for instant data analytics
→ The "challenge mode" that prevents technical debt
→ Learning with diagrams (so you're not just vibing blind)