5 Agent Coordination Failures and How to Fix Them
Cursor pointed a swarm of agents at the SQLite manual and hit five agent coordination failures. Each one has a fix you can install in a single Claude Code session.
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Why Claude Code Writes Race Conditions
Claude Code passes every test then double-books in production. See why the Claude Code race condition happens and how to catch it before users do.
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Postgres 19 Property Graph Queries Explained for Developers
Postgres 19 property graph queries bring Cypher-style graph patterns to your SQL tables. Learn the wins, the limits, and when to use them.
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Matt Pocock Skills: The Main Flow, Explained
Learn the Matt Pocock skills main flow — install, setup, grill, spec, tickets, and implement. Start shipping with Claude Code today.
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Graphify Knowledge Graph: Does It Actually Help?
We tested the Graphify knowledge graph tool with Claude Code on a real project. Here’s what happened — and whether it’s worth installing.
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New AI Coding Workflow: Spec, Tickets, and Wayfinder
A popular open-source skills repo just shipped version 1.1, reshaping the AI coding workflow with renamed skills, a sharper code review process, and a brand-new planning system called Wayfinder.
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Claude Skills and Connectors Explained
Learn how Claude skills and connectors turn manual copy-pasting into an automated workflow. Start building yours today.
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Claude Projects Framework: The RCFG Method
If you have a task Claude handles well but you have to re-prompt from scratch each week. That’s not a workflow — it’s a treadmill. A Claude Projects framework fixes this by turning a one-off prompt into a container that produces the same quality result every time, whether you’re running it or a teammate is….
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The Claude Hotspot Framework Explained
Most Claude experiments fail on the wrong task. Learn the Claude hotspot framework to score your tasks and start where it pays off today.
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Grill with Docs Skill: Better AI Context
Learn how the Grill with Docs skill gives Claude Code real context before you write a single line of code — try it on your next feature.
