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If you’re anything like me, enabling that “Approve for me” setting in your agentic coding tool of choice feels like a big step. Waiting for approval prompts isn’t the best use of my time, but I’m still skeptical enough that I don’t trust the agent to decide entirely for itself when it needs my input. […] The post Get Into Agentic Development From the Shallow End appeared first on Atomic Spin.
I’ve been building out a portfolio site for my creative work. While I have hesitations about mixing AI with my art, I decided to use this website as an opportunity to try out Claude Design. Like most people who’ve tried generating a design with AI, I ran into the same issue over and over. I’d […] The post How I Used a Pinterest Board to Get Better Visual Results From Claude Design appeared first on Atomic Spin.
A note from the author: Just before this post was set to be published, a new feature was released on Claude Code that makes this post somewhat obsolete: Claude’s new “Concise” output style. I was sick of scanning through walls of text each time I asked Claude Code a question. Skills like I have ADHD […] The post Quit Blabbing, Claude Code! Shorter Answers with Output Styles appeared first on Atomic Spin.
About a mile from the finish on Sunday, I stopped to take in a gel and some water. And my stomach turned over. I was seven and a half miles around Mackinac Island, in a wetsuit, with nothing to do about it. So I breathed. Slow and deliberate, for longer than I wanted to. It […] The post 2 Years, 2 Swims Around Mackinac Island, & One AI Coach appeared first on Atomic Spin.
We recently sped up our integration tests by a factor of ten by running many of them in parallel. There were several flaky tests in the new test suite. Claude was really useful in getting rid of almost all flakyness, … Continue reading →