Too much is happening right now, I’m kinda losing track. :D Can a senior or just an experienced dev / vibe coder share their full Claude setup? <3 I mean really end-to-end. Claude Code, Claude Cowork, skills, agents, workflows, everything. I’ve been a software developer for 6 years. Right now I’m using Claude Code with a pretty deep setup: global CLAUDE.md with guardrails (e.g. explicit approval for destructive stuff) architecture rules (hexagonal, DDD, clean code, frontend principles) 4 sub-agents (reviewer, debugger, test, security) ~18 skills (code review, PRs, planning, TDD, feature work, ticket writing, etc.) -> honestly to much skills maybe :D Also MCPs for Atlassian (Jira/Confluence), Notion, Context7, LSPs for Kotlin + TypeScript, hooks, permission system, all that. On the Cowork side it’s similar: ~10 skills for daily PM / office stuff Jira board checks (reads tickets, comments, flags what needs attention) ticket drafting, dev news, doc creation (docx/xlsx/pdf/pptx with template) MCPs for Atlassian, Notion, Microsoft 365 (Outlook, Teams, SharePoint) some scheduled stuff running automatically even a skill to create skills Still… feels like I’m just scratching the surface and just over staffing my setup with bullshit without an real flow. How do you guys structure all of this so it doesn’t turn into chaos? What are your actual best practices? What I’m trying to get to: Claude as kind of a secretary / cowork partner Claude Code more like a senior dev guiding things no yolo prompts, more controlled via skills / guardrails ideally doing as much as possible through Claude And please no “just use plan mode” answers. I’m more interested in: how you structure skills / agents how your day-to-day with Claude Code actually looks how you keep control over changes how you keep things consistent and not random Also tooling: I’m using Warp as terminal, but I’m not super happy with it. Main issue is managing multiple Claude Code sessions, there’s no good overview or sidebar. If anyone has a better setup here, I’d love to hear it. Tech stack if relevant: .NET, Spring (Kotlin), React (TypeScript), Terraform, Kubernetes Team setup: Jira, Notion, Miro Would really appreciate if someone just shares their setup. submitted by /u/wodhyber
Originally posted by u/wodhyber on r/ClaudeCode