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The Second Half of My SKILL.md Wasn't Being Read: Keeping It Under 200 Lines
Sparked by an observation that Codex CLI stops reading SKILL.md at around 220 lines, a look at how long an agent actually reads, and how to keep SKILL.md under 200 lines by offloading detail into references.
Authoring Dynamic Workflows: Building Reusable Research Pipelines with phase / agent / pipeline
A hands-on guide to writing your own Claude Code Dynamic Workflows: the phase / agent / pipeline / parallel primitives, locking outputs with JSON Schema, porting the adversarial-verification pattern, and designing for token cost.
Why git Says detected dubious ownership in repository — and How to Get Past It
An automation that ran fine yesterday suddenly dies on detected dubious ownership in repository. Here is what actually triggers it, the safe.directory fix, and how it differs from a real Permission denied.
Running Claude Code's Dynamic Workflows: What I Learned About Orchestrating Subagents
A hands-on walk through Claude Code's Dynamic Workflows (v2.1.154): running /deep-research, enabling the feature, watching progress with /workflows, and saving a workflow for reuse, from an indie developer's angle.
Hand Claude Code a One-Line Done-When and Let It Run — Inside My Four-Site Article Pipeline
How I built an E2E-driven article pipeline that runs Claude Code autonomously across four AI blogs, publishing 16 articles per day. The trick is collapsing the done-when into a single Python gate and capping retries at five.
The Six-Step Order I Use Before Handing Claude Code to Non-Engineers — A Rollout Design for Tiny Teams
I took CyberAgent WINTICKET's six-session Claude Code training for business roles and compressed it into a rollout sequence that fits a solo indie developer or a tiny team. Covers Permission design, supply-chain defense with pnpm, Managed Settings, and shipping a first real PR.
Claude Code × Xcode Cloud — A One-Week Migration of ci_scripts and TestFlight Auto-Delivery
Notes from migrating a long-running indie iOS CI from Fastlane to Xcode Cloud in one week, with the three ci_scripts/ hook scripts in full, TestFlight automation, and dSYM upload — all paired with Claude Code.
The Morning I Hit Cloudflare Workers' 62 MiB Limit, and the Content Split Architecture I Rebuilt for 5,000 Articles
One morning, an indie developer running 4 AI tech blogs on Cloudflare Workers + Next.js woke up to a deployment that had stopped because articles.json grew large enough to push the Worker bundle past the 62 MiB limit. This is the concrete implementation walkthrough of splitting metadata from HTML, with the build-time and bundle-size numbers observed across the first month.
How Claude Code Helped Me Kill a Glide 5.0.5 Java 8 Crash with One Line
After Beautiful HD Wallpapers v2.0.0 shipped, every Android 6.0.1 user crashed within 3 seconds. The fix turned out to be a single missing line in build.gradle.kts — and Claude Code is what got me there.
11 Days in Crashlytics: A Claude Code Debug Loop Across Two Android Wallpaper Apps
After shipping Beautiful Wallpapers v2.0.0 and Ukiyo-e Wallpapers v1.7.0 in early May, Crashlytics and Play Console threw more than 30 new issues at me in 11 days. This is the operations log of how I drove the fix list down to v2.1.1 / v1.8.1 using Claude Code as a triage partner.
When Claude Code's Bash Tool Hits Permission Denied on /tmp — A $HOME/repos Fallback Pattern
A practical look at why git clone inside Claude Code's sandboxed Bash sometimes fails with Permission denied on /tmp, and how a tiny $HOME/repos fallback keeps unattended schedules alive across four indie sites.
Four Weeks With Claude Code: Driving Xcode Warnings to Zero in an Indie iOS Codebase
An indie iOS developer behind 50M+ downloads pairs with Claude Code for four weeks to clear hundreds of accumulated Xcode warnings. Notes on weekly scope, what to delegate, and the boundary where human judgment still wins.