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This article by Hannah Stulberg is the second installment in her 'Claude Code for Everything' series, focusing on how Boris Cherny—Claude Code's creator—actually uses the tool. The piece reveals Cherny's core workflow built around three operational modes: Plan mode for alignment, Default mode for reviewing changes, and Accept Edits mode for trusted autonomous tasks. It covers workspace setup patterns including split-editor configuration, session naming and resumption, parallel sessions, and background agents for delegating subtasks.
Coming directly from the tool's creator, these patterns represent authoritative best practices for structuring Claude Code workflows—particularly valuable for PMs who have completed initial setup and want to level up their daily usage.
Building on foundational concepts, this resource explores technical skills at a deeper level. It's designed for PMs who have some AI experience and want to develop more sophisticated skills.
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