This is an Agentic Coding Tool that reasons and writes code.

To be, most important is still the improved AI workflow, not the autocomplete of AI-based IDE, and that’s where Claude Code is doing everything right. With it’s powerful Agentic Coding Tool style, it’s super powerful to create todo list for itself, interpreting existing code and working its way throught it, autonomously.

As I use the cmd line extensively, with Tmux and Neovim, it’s just a joy to use Claude Code, as it’s implemented with such details within the cmd line. Perfect UI with possibly something like Charm Shell included.

As said in GenBI, it’s important to utilize speed, integrate MCPs and also solving the right problems. To me, Anthropic with Claude Code seems to do many things right.

Also you can follow each step its doing, and get full control on each prompt, e.g. not accepting a change, or telling it even why that was wrong.

My first try on YouTube with dlt and Snowflake: First Impressions as a Data Engineer - YouTube

I used Claude Code for my Markdown grammar checks and fixes.

I created a project fix-grammar.md that has a prompt how to fix my text (without changing words or major changes):

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As everything is in git, I can simply see the diffs after Claude is finished.

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I can re-run that and even have different prompts.

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# Basic syntaxclaude mcp add <name> <command> [args...]# Example: Adding a local serverclaude mcp add my-server -e API_KEY=123 -- /path/to/server arg1 arg2## Claude DesktopClaude desktop is the windows or MacOS version.