8d • General discussion
Claude Code best approach for complex projects: (Ultra)Plan first. (Ultra)Review Before Merge.
If you want real leverage when using Claude Code for complex product design tasks, do the following two things every time:
1. Plan your project → Ultraplan
2. Review your code before merging to master → Ultrareview
🧠 UltraPlan (plan before you build anything complex)
Vague input leads to generic output. Thats why when using Claude Code, don’t jump straight into generation. Instead, start with a detailed and clear plan:
Use Claude Code in Ultraplan mode to:
✅ break down features
✅ define architecture
✅ map UI → logic → data
This helps reduce ambiguity before writing a single line of code
📕 Guide to UltraPlan mode: https://medium.com/ux-planet/the-best-way-to-plan-work-with-claude-code-58e336a3b0ba?sk=129d17578c8e71b0f8d76912719a13db
🔍 UltraReview (review like a team of senior engineers)
In UltraReview mode, Claude runs a few AI agents in parallel to review source code and catch hidden bugs, poor structure, and weak solutions.
In my experience, Ultrareview is vital for project milestones (i.e., when you release a new feature and want to make sure it doesn’t have bugs).
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Claude Code best approach for complex projects: (Ultra)Plan first. (Ultra)Review Before Merge.
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