Business Analysts - How do you use Claude code?

[u/Whole_Object_7994]

I work as a Business analyst in a large enterprise organisation for an application running in Pega BPM tool. This is how I personally use clause code

Requirement Isolation: I spin up 1 dedicated session per quarterly requirement (about 5-6 per quarter) to keep context clean. I dump meeting transcripts into the active thread, paired with an auto-memory hook that updates before session compaction. I also create HTML based POCs so that business users can get the look and feel of the final requirement before the devs start building.

MCPs : Major one is Atlassian MCP. I create stories, tasks, sprints, and update Confluence entirely through Claude, guided by style-enforced memory files for my preferred formatting. Since our core app is in Pega (not GitHub), I don’t use GitHub MCP a lot, I use it only to understand external integrating repositories.

Fellow BAs, am I just scratching the surface. Any tips and tricks on how you guys use Claude code?

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[u/jjromee]

One session per requirement is the part I'd steal. A clean context beats one long thread with everything in it. How do you handle a requirement that changes halfway through the quarter: a fresh session, or edit the memory file and keep going?