claude-code-best-practice
from vibe coding to agentic engineering - practice makes claude perfect
claude-code-best-practice: a map of Claude Code features
A practice guide that runs from vibe coding to agentic engineering, organizing Claude Code concepts, hot features, and development workflows into tables that point to where each thing lives.
The concepts table
The concepts section pairs each feature with its location. Subagents live in a .claude/agents directory, commands in .claude/commands, and skills in .claude/skills with a SKILL.md file. Workflows are kept in .claude/commands, hooks in .claude/hooks, and MCP servers in .claude/settings.json or .mcp.json. Plugins are distributable packages. Settings control permissions, model config, output styles, sandboxing, keybindings, and auto mode config, while memory uses CLAUDE.md and rule files. The table format keeps each concept tied to a file path, so the README works as a lookup rather than a long explanation.
The hot features list
A separate hot section rounds up newer features and where to find them. Ultrareview handles code review with task tracking. Devcontainers, Channels, and a No Flicker Mode for the fullscreen TUI get their own entries. Auto Mode brings a permission mode auto setting, Power-ups and Fast Mode adjust behavior, and an Advisor option is available. Computer Use runs through an MCP server, the Agent SDK ships as an npm or pip package, and the list even includes a Ralph Wiggum Loop plugin. The entries are short, more pointers than explanations, which fits the reference style of the rest of the repository.
Workflows that share one pattern
The development workflow section makes a single claim: all major workflows converge on the same architectural pattern of Research, Plan, Execute, Review, Ship. A table then lists named workflows with star counts, among them Superpowers at 272k, Everything Claude Code at 240k, Matt Pocock Skills at 218k, Spec Kit at 129k, gstack at 128k, agent-skills at 87k, Get Shit Done at 65k, OpenSpec at 64.9k, BMAD-METHOD at 52k, oh-my-claudecode at 38.6k, and Compound Engineering at 24.3k. The star counts make clear which workflows have the largest followings in the community.
Editorial conclusion
The repository is organized as a reference: concepts in tables, features with locations, and workflows that share one Research, Plan, Execute, Review, Ship pattern.
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