Towards Data Science By Chien Vu Minh

Claude Code Mods: Custom Hooks to Fix My Biggest AI Coding Frustrations

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The article describes how the author created four Claude Code mods—custom hooks—to address common AI coding frustrations. These mods protect API keys, track plan progress, catch untested code, and monitor context usage, achieving 135 passing tests and up to 100× less overhead than traditional hooks. The author argues that these custom hooks can outperform conventional solutions.

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The article "How to Effectively Solve 100+ Tasks with Claude Code" discusses strategies for working more efficiently with coding agents. It focuses on practical approaches to manage and complete a large number of tasks using Claude Code. The post was originally published on Towards Data Science.

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Between the Commits: Process, Error, and Claim Reliability in a Wholly AI-Authored Codebase

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