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I asked for small things. I double-checked everything. I fixed bugs myself because it felt faster.  \nI was wrong on all counts.  \nOver hundreds of hours and millions of tokens, I discovered a completely different way of working. Not just using an AI assistant, but building a genuine workflow around it—with skills that auto-trigger, hooks that format and verify, agents that work in parallel, and context strategies that keep quality high across long sessions.  \nThis guide is everything I wish I had on day one. It draws from my own experiments, from ykdojo's 45 tips, from shanraisshan's 84-tip repository, from the Claude Code cheat sheet, and from the community that keeps building on top of all of it.  \n100 tips. Organized into 11 categories. Start from the beginning or jump to whatever is most relevant to where you are in your own journey.  \nThe goal isn't to make you dependent on a tool. It's to show you how deep the leverage actually goes.  \n—Manthan, Phaze AI  \nPhaze AI | Manthan 100 Claude Code Tips Page 3  \nTable of Contents  \n01. Planning & Thinking  \nTips 01–10  \n02. Context Management  \nTips 11–20  \n[03. CLAUDE.md & Memory](03. CLAUDE.md & Memory)  \nTips 21–28  \n04. Prompting Mastery  \nTips 29–38  \n05. Skills, Commands & Agents  \nTips 39–48  \n06. Hooks  \nTips 49–54  \n07. Workflow & Execution  \nTips 55–66  \n08. Parallel & Advanced  \nTips 67–74  \n09. Debugging & Verification  \nTips 75–82  \n10. Mindset & Meta  \nTips 83–92  \n11. Tools & Setup  \nTips 93–100  \nPhaze AI | Manthan 100 Claude Code Tips Page 4  \nPlanning & Thinking  \nTips 01–10  \nTIP 001  \nAlways start with Plan Mode  \nBefore Claude writes a single line, switch to Plan Mode (Shift+Tab) . Let it lay out the full approach—architecture, edge cases, file structure—then review and execute. This one habit eliminates most back-and-forth.  \nTIP 002  \nAsk clarifying questions before planning  \nPrompt: 'Before you make a plan, ask me all the clarifying questions you have in detail.' Forces ambiguity to the surface early instead of mid-implementation when it's costly to fix.  \nTIP 003  \nOnly ask for step one  \nNever say 'implement the whole feature.' Say 'what's step one?' Review it, then ask for step two. Tedious but it keeps Claude on rails and saves hours of  \ncourse-correction.  \nTIP 004  \nUse ultrathink for hard problems  \nAdd the keyword ultrathink to your prompt to trigger maximum reasoning effort. Reserve it for complex architectural decisions, tricky logic, or high-stakes output where you need Claude's deepest thinking.  \nTIP 005  \nSpin up a second Claude to review your plan  \nPhaze AI | Manthan 100 Claude Code Tips Page 5  \nAfter Claude creates a plan, paste it into a fresh Claude instance and ask it to review the plan as a staff engineer. Or use a cross-model review—Gemini or Codex—for an independent second opinion.  \nTIP 006  \nPrototype over PRD  \nBuild 20–30 quick versions instead of writing long specs. The cost of building with Claude is so low that iterating beats planning. Take many shots, learn fast, then formalize what works.  \nTIP 007  \nPhase-wise gated plans  \nAsk Claude to produce a phase-wise gated plan where each phase has unit, integration, and automation tests before moving to the next. Gates prevent cascading failures across a large build.  \nTIP 008  \nUse ASCII diagrams for architecture clarity  \nAsk Claude to represent your system architecture as ASCII diagrams. It forces clarity on both sides and gives Claude a stable visual anchor when working with complex structure","cbCaivRHKLJNwzZt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivRHKLJNwzZt","pdf",55277,33,"English","# Planning & Thinking\n## Tips 01–10\n# Context Management\n## Tips 11–20\n# CLAUDE.md & Memory\n## Tips 21–28\n# Prompting Mastery\n## Tips 29–38\n# Skills, Commands & Agents\n## Tips 39–48\n# Hooks\n## Tips 49–54\n# Workflow & Execution\n## Tips 55–66\n# Parallel & Advanced\n## Tips 67–74\n# Debugging & Verification\n## Tips 75–82\n# Mindset & Meta\n## Tips 83–92\n# Tools & Setup\n## Tips 93–100","[{\"question\":\"What is the core purpose of this Claude Code tips guide?\",\"answer\":\"It compiles experiments and community techniques into a structured set of tips to help users build deeper leverage from Claude Code without becoming dependent on the tool.\"},{\"question\":\"How should planning be done before asking Claude Code to write?\",\"answer\":\"Use Plan Mode first so Claude lays out an approach covering architecture, edge cases, and file structure, then review and execute after clarifying questions are surfaced early.\"},{\"question\":\"What context management practices does the guide recommend?\",\"answer\":\"Manually run /compact around 50% context usage, write a HANDOFF.md before clearing, start a new conversation per topic, and use /clear between unrelated tasks to prevent confusion.\"}]","100 Claude Code Tips - read online free | PDF",1791926039]