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Claude Code is simpler than you think. Here are 5 tips that completely changed how I use it: - Tip 1: Use the "ask user questions" tool when planning (it's slept on) - Tip 2: Stop obsessing over MCP and skills. Your plan probably sucks. - Tip 3: Don't... show more

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