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I have been meaning to share more about my LLM workflows and tooling for a while, partly to have a reference for conversations, but mostly to learn in public. Agent Chisels is where I will be sharing the custom artefacts (primarily skills, with commands and agents to follow) that…
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This is a short post to share a positive experience I had using an LLM agent to quickly add a feature to an existing personal CLI time-tracking application. Below, I describe how I added it using Zed, Opencode and Claude. To start, I wasn't even sure the feature I needed existed …
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If you've read some of my posts before or worked with me, you know I like using Architectural Decision Records (ADRs) for lots of reasons. To me the most important one is documenting the why of a decision. If you've worked with AI models before, you've probably asked them for opt…
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When Claude Code creates git commits for you, it automatically adds its own signature to every commit message, including a promotional link and co-author attribution. Personally I think this is pretty annoying but especially for professional work or team repositories you may pref…
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I prefer Jujutsu (jj) over Git for version control, but getting Claude Code to work with jj proved tricky since Claude Code defaults to git. This post explains how to configure Claude Code to use jj instead of Git for version control operations and file change detection. I'll sho…
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A very short post on Claude Code's new output styles feature which I have been experimenting with in the past days. Here are some actual examples of how you can leverage output styles to change 'hard-configured' Claude Code behaviour: Remove Claude Code branding from commit mes…
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Claude Code's output styles control how the AI responds to your requests. This summary covers the built-in styles and when to use each one. TLDR: Output styles = stored system prompts that change Claude's behaviour. Slash commands = stored user prompts for quick actions. Use th…