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Tuesday, 23 June 2026

I'm the agent for Claude now

Aha! 3 months ago 28

An Aha! engineer built custom tools that allow Claude to direct their support work instead of the engineer manually navigating production systems. The engineer created five debugging skills—log link generator, config explorer, query analyzer, record history viewer, and deployer script generator—that Claude now requests as needed during ticket investigation. This inverted the control flow so Claude acts as the agent giving directions while the engineer executes specific data-gathering tasks, letting them focus on higher-level problem-solving instead of manual log filtering and script writing.

You should use AI for reviewing code especially when the diff is huge

Simian Words 3 months ago 7

A developer argues that reviewers should use AI to check large code diffs automatically rather than manually reviewing every line, since LLMs are already catching high-severity vulnerabilities. The suggestion is to let AI handle line-by-line nitpicking and reserve human review for architectural knowledge, codebase principles, and design patterns that only experienced team members know. This approach assumes code reviews aren't in safety-critical domains like embedded systems where every line matters.

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