A Skill is an SOP written for AI. Define the steps in a Markdown file and Claude follows them. No coding required, no frameworks to learn — just write down what an experienced person would do.
Stuck mid-debug and can't fix it right now? Use /file-bug-issue to package the error analysis, reproduction steps, and attempted fixes from your conversation into a well-structured GitHub issue. Pair it with a Remote Agent to let AI automatically take over the fix.
Using Claude Code's Scheduled Remote Agent, automatically scan GitHub issues every 2 hours, implement features, open PRs, and address review feedback — no human intervention required. Humans only write issues and click merge. Pair it with the custom /publish-tasks skill to push OpenSpec engineering tasks directly to GitHub issues.
Hooks are automated safety nets (blocking bad commits), Skills are interactive workflows (running checks + auto-fixing), and instruction files (CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md) are behavioral guidelines. Each layer operates independently, but together they enable an AI agent to automatically run lint, typecheck, and build checks before every commit.
Three main classification systems dominate: Conventional Comments (label-based), Google's severity prefixes (Nit/Optional/FYI), and SonarQube's four quadrants (Bug/Vulnerability/Code Smell/Hotspot). AI review tools have each developed their own taxonomies, but the core dimensions consistently converge on four areas: correctness, security, performance, and maintainability.
Upgraded action-maker from hardcoded mock data to live Cloudflare Workers AI generation. The architecture splits into Worker (AI only), Server (data storage), and Frontend (orchestration). Hit two gotchas along the way: Qwen3's thinking block and the Workers AI response format.
When reviewing vulnerability scan results for a Node.js Docker image, you can't just look at package names. First distinguish between project dependencies and the packages bundled with npm inside the base image — otherwise you'll fix the wrong thing.
Vulnerability scanning isn't just about generating reports — it helps you discover known risks in your system before they become incidents. This post uses Trivy as a hands-on example to explain what scanners actually look for, how to read the results, and how to get started.
Wrap a local Python script into an MCP Server using FastMCP so Claude Code can call it directly — no more manually running pipelines.
docker restart does not recreate the container, so changes to volumes in docker-compose.yml only take effect after running docker-compose down && up.
Claude Code has five permission modes: default (confirm each step), acceptEdits (auto-accept edits), plan (read-only planning), auto (background AI classifier review), and bypassPermissions (YOLO, skip everything). Switch with Shift+Tab or configure via settings.json. Auto mode is the sweet spot — no step-by-step confirmations, but with safety guardrails.
Service names aren't resolvable across Compose projects — you need to add a network alias so nginx can find the container.
A hands-on log of installing Superpowers (packaged by DwainTR) for Copilot CLI on a local machine — including the diagnostic process when skills didn't appear after installation, the fix, and practical tips.
Cross-project DNS resolution requires container_name or a network alias — and only aliases support horizontal scaling.
A brief error during nginx restart caused Cloudflare to mark the origin as unhealthy and stop forwarding requests, returning 502 on its own. The key clues: localhost hits to the origin return 200, and nginx access logs are completely empty. Just wait for Cloudflare to automatically re-check the origin — it recovers on its own.
A monolithic nginx.conf becomes unwieldy as services grow. Splitting it into per-service files under conf.d/ via include is the standard solution.
When nginx uses the `set $variable` pattern for dynamic upstreams, the DNS cache expires every 30 seconds — the first request after expiry hits a 502 because no IP is available. Upgrading to nginx 1.27.3 and switching to an upstream block with the resolve parameter fixes this: DNS updates happen asynchronously in the background.
Once SSH config is set up, scp works directly with aliases — no need to type out the full IP every time
Ghostty is a fast, native, general-purpose terminal emulator. cmux is a terminal built on top of Ghostty, specifically designed for AI coding agents. They're not competitors — they operate at different layers.
Cloudflare Custom Error Pages require a paid plan. On the Free Plan, use a Worker with inline HTML to intercept 5xx responses instead.