RTK (Token Killer) is a proxy tool that filters CLI command output before passing it to an LLM, reducing token consumption by 60–90%. This post covers installation, how it works, and real-world results.
A practical guide to using Playwright MCP so an LLM can directly control a real browser. Covers how the accessibility-tree approach works, when to switch to vision mode, real-world use cases, and the pitfalls you're most likely to hit.
A practical guide covering Hook security settings, automated TypeScript type-checking, and a duplicate-query prevention Hook — plus a full reference of all Hook types and how to use the Claude Code SDK for programmatic automation.
Claude Code's Hooks let you inject custom commands before or after any tool execution. From auto-running code formatters to blocking access to sensitive files — here's a practical walkthrough with real examples.
A walkthrough of adding MCP servers to Claude Code for direct browser control, and integrating with GitHub Actions to automate PR reviews and issue handling.
Effective Claude Code usage comes down to context management. This post covers the essential features you'll use in real projects: /init, CLAUDE.md, @ file mentions, Planning Mode, Thinking Mode, conversation flow control, and custom commands.
A breakdown of how coding assistants work under the hood — how language models read files and run commands via Tool Use, and what makes Claude Code different.
