Hey everyone, We’ve cleaned up a few things around the subreddit to make posts easier to find and the front page a little less messy. New post flairs We’ve reworked the flair system so each one has a clearer purpose: Help / Question — questions, troubleshooting, setup help Bug / Issue — bugs or unexpected Claude Code behavior Discussion — general discussion, opinions and experiences Tips & Workflows — workflows, CLAUDE.md setups, hooks, prompts, agent setups, etc. Guide / Tutorial — detailed guides explaining how to do something Built with Claude Code — detailed write-ups of interesting things built using Claude Code News / Updates — relevant Claude Code and Anthropic news Humor — memes and humor Meta — discussion about the subreddit itself Resource has been removed since it had become a catch-all for guides, projects, workflows and promotion. We’ve also added flair filters , so you can browse the subreddit by the kind of content you actually want to see. Built with Claude Code A quick note on this flair: Built with Claude Code is not a replacement for the weekly showcase thread. If you just want to share a project, link, screenshot, or something you made, use the weekly showcase. Standalone Built with Claude Code posts should go into more detail. Tell us: what you built how Claude Code was used how it works what you learned anything interesting from the process We want that flair to be something worth browsing. Rules cleanup The subreddit rules have also been shortened and cleaned up. The basics are: stay on topic use the right flair add enough context no spam, referral links, account selling, or low-effort promotion use megathreads when required keep project showcases in the right place be respectful follow Reddit’s rules We’re also being a bit stricter with things like contextless screenshots, crossposts, very short posts, repeated promotion, and obvious spam. Some posts may be automatically held for moderator review. That does not necessarily mean you did anything wrong. Why are we changing this? Mostly to make the subreddit easier to browse and keep useful posts from getting buried. As the community has grown, some of the old categories became too broad and different types of posts started getting mixed together. Hopefully this makes things cleaner without making posting unnecessarily complicated. If something about the new setup feels unclear, or you think we missed something, let us know below. submitted by /u/Waste_Net7628
Originally posted by u/Waste_Net7628 on r/ClaudeCode
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