Claude Code Slow or Worse? How to Diagnose and Fix It (2026)
If Claude Code feels slower or less capable, here is how to diagnose your setup and the fixes that actually work, calmly explained with no hype.
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Tutorials, hooks, slash commands, and workflows for Anthropic Claude Code — the agentic CLI for engineers.
If Claude Code feels slower or less capable, here is how to diagnose your setup and the fixes that actually work, calmly explained with no hype.
What Claude Code's /goal command and Agent View do, how they work together, how to write a completion condition that holds, and when to actually use them.
A plain-English breakdown of Anthropic's internal report on how its own teams use Claude Code: the real workflows, the numbers, and what you can copy.
Claude Code Ultraplan moves your planning to the cloud while your terminal stays free. Here is what it does, how to use it, and when it actually helps.
I used Claude Code and Cursor side by side for three months on production work. Here is where each one wins, where it loses, and the one I kept.
What Claude Code Dreaming is, how AutoDream consolidates your memory files between sessions, what the /dream command does, and when to trigger it by hand.
How Claude Code Outcomes work, why a separate grading agent improves agent quality, and how to write a rubric that catches the failures you actually care about.
What Claude Code Routines are, how scheduled, API, and GitHub triggers work, and seven practical workflows you can copy into your own setup this week.
A plain-English comparison of Claude Code skills, MCP servers, subagents, and hooks. When to pick each, with a decision tree, code, and common confusion.
What Claude Code Skills are, how to write your first SKILL.md, where skills live, and how they compare to slash commands and subagents.
Hooks let Claude Code run small commands before and after it does things. This guide explains what they are, how to set them up, and the few mistakes to avoid.
A friendly, hands-picked list of the best MCP servers to use in 2026, with notes on what each one does, who it is for, and when it actually helps.
A short and friendly walk through of building a Model Context Protocol server in Node.js. Plain code, no jargon, and the small mistakes to watch for.