All memos tagged #claude-code

Sessions from Dispatch is a Claude Code Desktop feature that lets Dispatch — the persistent Claude Cowork conversation on the Claude mobile and desktop apps — spin up full Code sessions on the user's...

The Claude Code Monitor Tool is a built-in Claude Code tool that lets the agent run a command in the background and receive each output line as it arrives. Rather than blocking a turn on a...

Overview aDNA (by Lat Labs) is an open-source starter kit for building AI-native knowledge systems with obsidian and claude-code. MIT licensed. It's a local-first file protocol — not a platform or...

Claude Code Hooks and Skills are the two extensibility systems built into Claude Code — hooks for automated reactions to events, and skills for reusable prompt workflows. Together, they turn Claude...

How to build your first MCP server is a practitioner's guide to creating a Model Context Protocol server that connects any data source or tool to Claude Code, Claude.ai, or any MCP-compatible AI...

The MythOS Claude Code Skill enables MythOS creators to connect their knowledge library to Claude Code via the CLI. Search, read, create, and update memos, chat with your library using RAG, explore...

Why Sync Claude Code reads a CLAUDE.md file at ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md at the start of every session. It contains workflow instructions, task management rules, and core principles that shape how Claude...

Claude Code Swarm Mode (officially called Agent Teams) is a multi-agent orchestration system built into Claude Code by Anthropic. Initially feature-flagged and hidden from users, the system was...

How to build an AI agent system is a practitioner's guide to going from a single AI assistant to a multi-agent ecosystem — based on building BrianBot's 57-agent system from scratch. This isn't a...

How to write a CLAUDE.md file is the definitive practitioner guide to Claude Code's most important configuration layer — the markdown file that gives Claude persistent context about your project,...

How to set up Claude Code is a practitioner's guide to getting Claude Code running and configured for real work — not just installed, but set up with the memory, permissions, and workflow patterns...

Agentic coding is a software development paradigm where an AI agent autonomously reads, plans, writes, tests, and iterates on code — executing multi-step workflows rather than suggesting individual...

Claude Code vs Cursor is the most common comparison in AI-assisted development — two tools that approach the same problem from fundamentally different interfaces. Claude Code is a terminal-native...

The BrianBot Architecture is the technical reference for BrianBot's 57+ agent ecosystem — a production human-AI augmentation system built on OpenClaw, Claude Code, and MythOS. This memo documents the...

Multi-agent orchestration at scale is the practice of coordinating dozens of specialized AI agents into a coherent system that operates autonomously, shares context, and produces compounding output —...

CLAUDE.md as Infrastructure is the concept that a Claude Code configuration file is not just a settings document — it is the foundational layer of an Augmentation Stack, the simplest form of...

Building with Claude Code as a non-engineer is the practice of using Claude Code's agentic capabilities to design, build, and ship production software without a traditional engineering background....

Claude Code is an agentic coding tool developed by Anthropic that operates directly in the terminal, IDE, desktop app, and browser. Unlike code completion tools like GitHub Copilot or Cursor, Claude...

BrianBot is a 57+ agent AI ecosystem built by Brian Swichkow as a living implementation of Collaborative Augmentation — the unified system where BioBrian (the human) and BotBrian (the AI) operate as...

Claude Code hooks are user-defined shell scripts or commands that execute at specific lifecycle points during a Claude Code session, enabling enforcement of security policies, quality gates, workflow...