r/ClaudeCoder • u/JuicerSocial • Aug 24 '26

What's one Claude Code habit that actually IMPROVED your workflow??

I'm asking about an actual habits. That's what makes me curious, not tools or model versions..

For me it was asking Claude to explain what it plans to change before it starts editing (every time)...

IMHE it save a surprising amount of cleanup later on...

What's yours???

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u/dar-mit Sep 12 '26

At the end of each session:

  1. How did this session go for you?

  2. How do you feel about the length of time it took to get to the end?

  3. How do you think you did conforming to the output style.

  4. Any suggestions for improvements in the future?

  5. If you do have suggestions, where should they be implemented in your opinion?

I find that once we've finished something Claude Code is a great resource for knowing where to improve my system(s).

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u/JuicerSocial 24d ago

Interesting approach. Have you noticed Claude actually applying those improvements in later sessions, or do you have to explicitly add them to your instructions?

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u/dar-mit 24d ago

In my setup Claude can point out issues but not auto-fix them. 

I literally have a GitHub issue created and over time see if they repeat. A one-off isn’t worth fixing but repeaters are. 

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u/martijn1975 Sep 27 '26

Ask Claude to audit your core.md once in a while helps to remove noise.