
What if your agent had an evening — a daily reflection loop instead of summaries
Claude Code starts every session from zero. What if the agent reflected each evening instead of summarizing? A thought experiment on memory and pruning.

Claude Code starts every session from zero. What if the agent reflected each evening instead of summarizing? A thought experiment on memory and pruning.

Anthropic shipped the /goal slash command. A session-scoped wrapper over a prompt-based Stop hook: you write a condition, a small evaluator reads the transcript after each turn, and the session ends only when it says yes. When to reach for /goal, when for /loop, when for a Stop hook — and why you write the condition for Haiku, not for the main model.
From March 4 to April 20, 2026, three concurrent degradation modes ran in Claude Code. Anthropic frames them as bugs — but two of the three were deliberate decisions.
The certification question has one correct answer out of four — a PreToolUse hook on Read and Grep. In production, your `.env` still leaks through Bash. A working hook that closes it.
Whisprflow replaced my spec writing. I dictate a messy brain dump into Claude Code, the agent turns it into a structured spec and asks whether it understood me. Ten minutes instead of an hour — and a better output.
PreToolUse, PostToolUse, Notification. What Claude Code hooks are, how to configure them in settings.json, and the three patterns I use in every production repo.
Not a spec sheet. A direct comparison of Cursor and Claude Code based on daily production use — editor integration, agentic workflow, hooks, skills, cost and when to pick each.

A talk on AI agents in software development. CLAUDE.md, hooks, skills, Skillsmith, git worktrees and real-world case studies — everything I showed at Yolk Studio.
The Claude Agent SDK gives you the same primitives Claude Code uses — tools, hooks, subagents, permissions. A practical walkthrough of shipping one to production.
Personal subscription, company team, Vertex AI setup — and Claude Code stores everything in one directory. I built a CLI tool that gives each account its own isolated environment.
Your team uses Claude, Cursor, and Copilot — and you're maintaining the same coding standards in five places. I built an open-source tool that fixes this with one command.