#How To Use Cloude Code

You don’t need to be an Engineer to build your own product. Here’s how I did it 👇🏽 We launched Interview Master in Q1 of 2025. Since then we get ~5000 monthly visitors. On a platform that we built using AI coding tools. So if you think… Building a product = “I need to learn to code first.” Nope. You just need to know how to use the right tools. My coding agent of choice is @Claude Code. And I like it even more now with Opus 4.6. Here’s my workflow: 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟭: Open Claude Code in Cursor You can also do this in terminal, but I like the interface of Claude Code in Cursor better. 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟮: Update your Claude.md file This is the “rules + context” for the whole project. I recommend including ✔️What this product does ✔️Who the end user is ✔️The tech stack you’re using ✔️Rules Claude must follow when writing code 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟯: Write out the feature or product you want to build.. in detail Opus 4.6 can handle a lot of context, so I like to give it a lot of detail. The more specific you are, the better Claude Code is at building out the feature you want. 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟰: Turn on Plan Mode before coding In my opinion, this is the most important step. Plan Mode forces the model to outline the exact steps it’s going to take BEFORE writing code. This means YOU can review the plan before it codes. This is the step where I go back-and-forth most with the model. More time spent aligning on plan == faster build time + higher accuracy. 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝟱: Review every code change + test locally I review every line of code change. Then I test. And if the feature isn’t what I was looking for? I just roll the code back to the last checkpoint. If you’ve been sitting on a product idea because you’re “not technical enough”… That excuse is dead. Claude Code + Opus 4.6 makes it possible for us non-engineers to ship real products. Try it out → http://clau.de/dawn

If I were gonna build a new app with no budget tomorrow, I would use lovable and VS code with the Claude code extension. If I had a budget, it’d be Cursor with Claude code and Codex extension hands down. #solofounder #techfounder #womenintech #vibecoding #codingwithAI

You don’t need to code to build with Claude Code 👀 If you’ve ever said “I’m not a tech person” — same. 6 days in. Zero dev experience. Here’s what I’ve built: → Content analytics dashboard → An AI copywriter that sounds like me 🤖 → Systems I couldn't have dreamed up The skill? Asking good questions. That’s it. Send this to someone who thinks they’re “not technical enough.” #claudecode #nocode #aiforbusiness #aitools #learnai

If you only vibecode but never deploy, Claude Code makes it super easy to take your project live! 👩🏻‍💻 It turned my raw HTML design into a working React project that I could run on localhost, find bugs, fix them, and understand *why* they happened. It even explains its changes and asks before applying them like a real coding partner 🤭 Check the link in my bio to start deploying your projects! #claudepartner @claudeai

The biggest mistake I see people making with AI coding tools isn’t technical it’s skipping the thinking work before they start building. Claude Code is fast. Dangerously fast. And without a solid Product Requirements Document anchoring your decisions, you’ll find yourself thousands of lines deep into a codebase that doesn’t actually solve the problem you set out to fix. Speed is only an advantage when you’re moving in the right direction. Drop a 😱 if you’ve learned this the hard way.

Comment “AI Agent” for the full Workflow Template and Guide If your “top tier” coding tools keep spitting out websites that look generic, it’s not the tool. It’s the input. Here’s the fix: stop asking for “a nice landing page” and start giving a REAL target. 4-step workflow: 1) Pick a template with the vibe you want. 2) Inspect the page and copy the Styles so the model inherits the design rules. 3) Add the template link + the copied HTML/CSS + a screenshot so it can match layout and spacing. 4)githubte with screenshots: point to the ugly section, tell it what to change, repeat until it’s clean. Claude Code: builds the first 90% one-to-one version so you’re refining, not inventing. GitHub: stores your code so you can deploy it instantly. Vercel: imports the repo and ships the site live in minutes. Result: your sites stop looking “AI-generated” and start looking like premium templates. #webdesign #aicoding #claudecode #vercel #github

Comment “AI Agent” for Access to ALL My Claude Templates Install with npx carl-core. Choose global. Done. Most people are wasting 20% of Claude’s brain before they even start. The problem: bloated MD files pulling in everything… when you only need one thing. It’s like giving directions to every city in America when you just need the grocery store. The fix: Carl. Carl creates domains so Claude only loads the rules that matter for the task. Content request? It pulls content rules. Dev task? It pulls dev rules. Not all 700+ lines. Result: token usage drops from 15 to 20%… down to 3 to 5%. And it gets smarter as context fills up. Fresh context? Deep, comprehensive answers. Context running low? Tighter, sharper responses. Almost maxed out? It pushes you to create a precise handoff doc. You can even use star commands like Star Brief to force bullet point replies. Less waste. More precision. Longer, smarter sessions. #AItools #ClaudeCode #AIAgents #PromptEngineering #BuildInPublic

OpenAI just changed the coding game with Codex (GPT‑5.2) — and it’s absolutely crushing Claude Code. 💥 8x better performance, deeper reasoning, and multitasking that runs in the background while you sip your coffee. ☕ It ships fully inside VS Code or their desktop app — and here’s the wild part: Sam Altman finished a major project without even touching his IDE. 🤯 At just $20/month, it’s faster, smarter, and more reliable than any coding agent right now. Companies like Cisco and Duolingo are already using it to build 70% faster. The future of coding isn’t typing lines anymore — it’s conducting AI agents to do the heavy lifting. 🔍 So what do you think — Codex or Claude wins this round? . {Keywords: claude code, AI, chatgpt, codex, viral } . #claude #chatgpt #breakingnews #viralvideos

I installed Claude Code and it changed everything 🤯 Sis, we are NOT letting the tech bros have all the fun 😤 If you’re a founder who can’t code, this is the tool that bridges the gap between “I have an idea” and “I just shipped something.” I just set up Claude Code in VS Code , and if I can do it, so can you. Building shouldn’t require a CS degree. I’m sharing every step, every stumble, every win , right here. Follow along 💛 Tag a woman who needs to see this 👇 #WomenBuildAI #ClaudeCode #WomenInTech #FemaleFounders #AIForFounders BuildWithAI WomenEntrepreneurs TechForWomen AITools AnthropicAI LearnAI SheBuilds WomenWhoCode AIStrategy FounderTips

90% of the code in my project is generated by AI. But 6 months ago? It was a mess. New team. New processes. Everyone had a different vision. The AI was generating code that went in every direction. No structure. No alignment. Just speed with no foundation. I watched features conflict. I watched assumptions break. I watched the codebase become something nobody could explain anymore. That’s when I stopped blaming the tool and started building the system around it. Here’s what I changed: 🧭 We aligned on product vision before writing a single prompt 📁 We defined folder structure, naming conventions, and reusable patterns 📜 We wrote everything into a rules file so the AI had constraints to follow 🔁 I started using a double-check method — one AI generates the plan, a second AI reviews it, then I do a final human review The trust didn’t come from one big moment. It was gradual. Every time the AI followed the rules, I gave it more room. Every time it made a mistake, I updated the rules so it wouldn’t happen again. That’s how I went from fighting the AI to letting it write 90% of the code. Most people ask me what AI tool I use. That’s the wrong question. The right question is → what system did you build around the tool? That’s the difference between vibe coding and engineering with AI. #AIEngineering #AICoding #VibeCoding #AgenticEngineering

Most people think AI magically writes code. It doesn’t. There are 4 things happening every time you hit send — and if you don’t know them, your project will always be broken. I built my own AI code editor. Let me show you 👇

most people think building a software product requires a $10k budget and a team of engineers. the tools I'm using right now would have cost a startup $50,000/year five years ago. today most of them are free. Cursor lets you build apps without writing a single line of code yourself. Supabase and Vercel handle your backend and hosting for almost nothing. Claude does the heavy thinking, the writing, the debugging, and with Claude Code it can actually go execute tasks for you. Stripe integrates itself because every AI model has been trained on so much Stripe documentation that one prompt is enough. the research tools that used to require a full analyst, Perplexity, Gemini Deep Research, Reddit Answers, are now sitting in your browser for free. Canva, CapCut, Beehiiv, Instagram, TikTok. Your entire marketing and distribution stack, free. the gap between having an idea and having a real product has never been smaller. the only thing that separates someone who builds from someone who doesn't is whether they actually start. comment "stack" and I'll send you the full list with links.