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Claude Code needs process, not longer prompts. A written spec, project rules, tests first and small diffs, from idea to working app.
Habits that separate a generic Claude answer from a useful one: prompting, model choice, context, Projects, Skills and Claude Code.
Thirteen free Anthropic courses covering Claude basics, the API, Claude Code, MCP and AI fluency, with a suggested order to take them.
There is no best AI model, only a best fit. Six compared across writing, research, images, coding, privacy and running cost.
Job sites grouped by what each is genuinely good for, including which ones overlap enough that you only need one of them.
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