Every Claude Code technique that made the difference. 35 daily-tested patterns organized by category.
35 daily-tested Claude Code techniques organized into 5 categories: Essential Commands (Plan Mode, /compact, /clear, /init, /cost, /memory, ! prefix, multi-model switching), Productivity (reference files, screenshot debug, test-first, incremental build, codebase exploration, diff review, full error paste, git checkpoints, parallel sessions, doc passes), Architecture (audit, dependency check, pattern enforcer, migration builder, API design review, security scan, performance profiler, refactoring planner), Workflow Automation (git hooks, CI pipelines, env setup scripts, release notes, db seeds), and Debug/Recovery (bug repro, git blame, dependency conflicts, recovery mode). Each technique is tested daily, solves a real development problem, and comes with the exact prompt or command pattern to use.
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API Design Review Skill
Paste route definitions; Claude flags inconsistent naming, missing error responses, endpoints that should paginate, missing auth on protected routes, REST violations. Specific improvements.
Architecture Audit Skill
Before a new project: "Propose 2 architectural approaches. For each: component diagram, pros, cons, complexity, failure modes. Recommend one with reasoning." Prevents expensive rewrites.
Bug Reproduction Skill
From a bug report: create a minimal reproduction (steps + expected + actual), a failing test that captures the bug, then fix code to make the test pass.
CI Pipeline Builder Skill
GitHub Actions workflow per PR: install, test, lint, build, comment results on the PR. Uses node_modules caching.
Clear Session Skill
/clear wipes context between unrelated tasks. Carrying database-refactor context into a frontend redesign produces conflicting code. One conversation per feature.
Codebase Exploration Skill
Before modifying unfamiliar code: "Read src/services/ and explain the data flow from API routes to database. What patterns? What should I know before modifying?" Understanding prevents architectural mistakes.