Tag: developer tools
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CLAUDE.md, Explained in Plain English
CLAUDE.md is the file Claude Code reads at the start of every session — the difference between an AI that knows your project and one you re-train daily. What goes in, what stays out, and a template.
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The 5 Claude Code Mistakes Every Beginner Makes
Claude Code looks like a chatbot and behaves like a coworker — which is why every beginner makes the same five mistakes. Fix them and skip a month of frustration.
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Omarchy for Developers: The Workflow DHH Built for Himself
Neovim, tmux, and LazyDocker on hotkeys, mise everywhere, and ten AI coding agents preconfigured. The developer-workflow tour of Omarchy, plus a workspace pattern for background agent sessions.
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50 Claude Code Prompts That Actually Save Time
A copy-paste library of 50 tested Claude Code prompts — for understanding code, fixing bugs, git, refactoring, data analysis, and writing — plus the one pattern that separates prompts that save time from prompts that waste it.
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Six Levels to a Mouseless Omarchy. Start With Five Keys.
Omarchy ships 227 keybindings. You need five to survive the first hour and about thirty to stop touching the mouse. Six levels, each with a drill and a pass condition, ending with the day you put the mouse in a drawer.
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You Can’t Install Omarchy on Chrome. You Install Chrome on Omarchy.
You can’t install Omarchy in Chrome, as an extension, or on ChromeOS. Official path is a Linux ISO. Then you install Chrome on it.
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How to Install Omarchy on Windows (Keep Windows or Replace It)
Keep Windows or replace it. Official Omarchy ISO install on a PC: free-space dual boot or full-disk wipe, plus BitLocker and Secure Boot warnings.
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How to Install Omarchy on a Mac (Intel Only, and It Wipes macOS)
Official Intel-only steps to put Omarchy on a Mac. The install wipes the drive, macOS will not boot after, and Apple silicon is not a supported ISO path.
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Omarchy Isn’t an AI OS. It’s DHH’s Opinionated Linux Desktop.
Omarchy is DHH’s opinionated Arch Linux desktop, not a chatbot OS. Here’s what it ships, how you install it, and who should wait.