This man, Erik Schluntz, just dropped his entire workflow.

This man, Erik Schluntz, just dropped his entire workflow. He's an AI researcher at Anthropic that basically runs Claude Code, and he dropped a 31 minute video on how to actually vibe code in production. I watched the video so you don't have to and here are three things I found notable from this. For one, he says to stop thinking like a coder and start thinking like a project manager. You need to be able to map out strategically every key point of your project so that Claude or whatever agent you use has the full context of what it needs. Erik says that he spends about 15 to 20 minutes planning out everything with Claude before he tells it to do anything. Number two is to vibe code the stuff that nothing else depends on. He calls these the leaf nodes. These are the end features and the bells and whistles. Number three, design a system so you can verify it without having to read the code. Erik says to write three basic end-to-end tests. A happy path, an error case, and an edge case. If those pass, you're all shipped and ready to go. If you found this useful, hit that follow button.