Tag: Claude

YOLO Mode in Coding Agents: Should You Actually Use It?

By Aditya Raj Singh on June 8, 2026

YOLO mode is when you turn off the approval prompts and let a coding agent do whatever it wants: edit files, run commands, install things, all without stopping to ask. You set it going, go have dinner, come back to a finished task. The honest answer to "should you use it" is yes for some […]

Ralph Loops Explained: The Overnight Self-Feedback Coding Agent

By Aditya Raj Singh on June 8, 2026

A Ralph Loop is what you get when you stop a coding agent from declaring victory. Instead of running once and handing back a result, it runs, critiques its own output, finds the gaps, adds them to its own objectives, and runs the whole thing again, ten or so times, usually while you're asleep. This […]

How I Write My CLAUDE.md: The Rules That Actually Matter

By Aditya Raj Singh on June 7, 2026

CLAUDE.md is the markdown file Claude Code reads before it touches your repo, the standing instructions that ride along in every session (Cursor and Codex call it agents.md, Antigravity calls it gemini.md, same idea). Most people treat it like a wiki and dump everything they know into it. That's the mistake. This post is the […]

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