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This Claude Code guide just hit 4.7 million views in the last three days. And at first I was extremely skeptical as I've seen hundreds of ultimate AI coding guides, so how would this one be any different? But after I read it and started implementing what it said, it's completely changed how I use Claude Code. So make sure to save this video for later because you're not gonna want to miss this. This was written by Eyad Khrais. He spent seven years as a software engineer between Amazon, Disney, and Capital One, and he's now the CTO of a startup building AI agents for enterprises. First thing he breaks down here is that most people when you open Claude Code, think the first thing you need to start doing is talking or typing. That's the biggest mistake you can make because you actually need to think. If you go to Claude Code and press shift plus tab twice, you will enter plan mode. Second thing he breaks down, which most people don't even know exist, is called CLAUDE.md. It's a markdown file that Claude reads before every single conversation. And you can teach Claude commands, style of code, as well as your entire workflow, and it will remember. And Eyad said it's the difference between fighting the tool and flowing with it. He also explains other things such as the context window degrades at 30%, not 100%. He also encourages people to experiment with different configurations such as MCP, hooks, slash commands and others. And this has to be my favourite piece of advice he gave, which was when stuck, change the approach. Don't loop. Clear, simplify, show, reframe. I think that can help so many people. Shout out to Eyad for creating this. He did an amazing job and if you guys want to check it out, just comment guide in the comments below and I'll send it over.