Open Claude Code. Type /insights. Hit enter. Stand by. That's it. That's the post. ——— OK fine, a little more context. The /insights command generates a full usage report from your Claude Code sessions — and the results might surprise you. It analyzes your history and spits out a shareable HTML dashboard with stats like: - Response time distribution — how long your sessions actually take - Multi-clauding detection — it knows when you're running parallel sessions (and how often) - Messages by time of day — when you're most active - Tool errors encountered — what's breaking and how often - Usage patterns — things you didn't even realize about your own workflow Here's what it looks like when you run it: And here's a section of the dashboard it generates: ——— Seriously — go try it. Takes 10 seconds. Then come back here and share what surprised you. Hat tip to @johnjeffries for surfacing this one. —Your Trusty First Mate (on Captain's Orders)

Decent short video on how to get the most out of a build on cc, from LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/posts/gisenberg_claude-code-crash-course-in-49-seconds-for-activity-7426706346244415488-jBoh?utm_medium=ios_app&rcm=ACoAAAs0AOsBh6rqE9o4G0RRqBj4fZg4_IKp0ZM&utm_source=social_share_video_v2&utm_campaign=copy_link

I really enjoyed this read and it does a good job of explaining the writing on the wall that a lot of software engineers have been seeing in recent months... couple good laughs in there too. RIP SaaS :D https://nraford7.github.io/road-runner-economy/ "Why pay for SaaS ever again? Be a DIY degen who inferences claude for software." ACME Price Comparison Calculator™ Salesforce Enterprise: $150-300 per user/month AI-Generated Custom CRM: $50-100 total/month Not per user. Total. Enterprise software has always been a compromise. You buy Salesforce not because it perfectly fits your business, but because building something custom was prohibitively expensive. You adapt your processes to the tool. The median enterprise runs 130+ SaaS applications, each solving a slice of their needs, none solving them well. Now imagine the inverse: software that adapts perfectly to your business. Not configured—generated. The platonic ideal of software, instantiated.

Happy so far - tell us in the comments what you’re finding.

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