In Claude code you can agents. Now what is an agent? You can think of it as a smart assistant. You can create an agent, give it a goal, then have it go at it working independently then return the results.
In this article I am
going to keep it very basic and simple and focus on just creating your first
agent.
The Claude Code status
line is kinda boring. Not much
there. Turns out there is a built in way
to create a more interesting status line.
What if you want Claude
to speed things up and get you an answer back faster? Well Claude has a mode for that, Fast
mode! But there is going to be a costs!
What if you just want to
run a single Claude prompt and get a response to send on? Or to pipe to another command in Linux? You can use the -p (print option)
What is the /loop
command in Claude Code and how can you use it?
