Claude Code's Hidden Multi-Agent System
Anthropic built a full multi-agent orchestration system into Claude Code. It's feature-flagged off. The community found it anyway.
Read more →Ralph Wiggum: Autonomous Loops for Claude Code
The official Claude Code plugin that lets agents work autonomously for hours. When to use it, when not to, and the philosophy behind letting AI fail repeatedly until it succeeds.
Read more →From Beads to Tasks: Anthropic Productizes Agent Memory
Anthropic credits Steve Yegge's Beads as inspiration for Claude Code's new task system. The pattern-to-product cycle continues.
Read more →How the Creator of Claude Code Uses Claude Code
Boris Cherny shared his workflow for the tool he built. The setup is surprisingly vanilla. The philosophy is worth studying.
Read more →10 Tips from Inside the Claude Code Team
Boris Cherny followed up his personal workflow with tips from across the team. Same tool, different people, different approaches. The patterns worth stealing.
Read more →Running Claude Code Fully Local with Ollama
For compliance, privacy, or just freedom from cloud dependencies - here's how to run Claude Code with local models via Ollama. No API calls leaving your machine.
Read more →Playground: When Text Prompting Isn't Enough
Claude Code's playground plugin generates interactive HTML explorers for visual configuration. Four modes for design, data, concepts, and document review. The copy-prompt-back loop as a new interaction pattern.
Read more →claude-tools: A Plugin Marketplace for Claude Code
Six plugins that extend Claude Code with specialized external tools: Gemini for visual analysis, Codex for architecture thinking, Headless for browser automation, Mobile for native app testing, DNS for multi-provider management, and Miro for board reading.
Read more →The Ralph Wiggum Playbook
The methodology behind autonomous coding loops. Three phases, five files, and the backpressure that makes it converge.
Read more →Your Lobster Is Leaking
OpenClaw went from 0 to 111K GitHub stars in two months. It also went from 0 to hundreds of exposed instances with full credentials in Shodan. The security story nobody wants to hear.
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