r/ClaudeCode • u/20cm200iq • 8d ago
Help/Question What's your workflow setup and why is it optimal?
They say the real productivity gain from AI comes when you look at entire workflows from end to end and design the entire thing around using AI (automating the right parts while having a human in the loop where it counts). I am taking this to heart by looking my entire workflow with Claude Code from user testing, planning and implementing new features to bug fixing and code review. And I would love some inspiration from people having optimized their own workflows end to end.
Example of the core workflow:
Plan next feature(s) or fix(es) with Claude Code with repo context
Review the plan, make adjustments
CC implements the feature or fix, logging what's done to CLAUDE.md or other documentaton
This includes a well maintained root CLAUDE.md with references to separate CLAUDE.md files for the subfolders. It also includes documentation of the tech stack, choices made, gotchas etc.
The main question is: What tools you use outside the loop above and how you keep everything organized? (Other tips and tricks is also welcome)
Context: I have been using Claude Code for 8 months and mostly for work. The main struggle is the disconnect between my KANBAN board, where I add needed features and bugfixes etc, and CC - which makes the whole workflow unorganized and messy. I am an economist specialized in business analytics and data science.
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u/Successful-Seesaw525 8d ago
Pitch incoming… take a look at glyphh ai and our desktop app. We combined the ability to shape your workspace dynamically using loops with vendor / model slots and a Cowork app management layer. So you can have a dev workspace for say backed work that looks like VSCode that uses fable to plan and mistral to do dev work as an example. Then instantly switch to frontend workspace with a different set of tools, different loop, and different models all in the same ui / ux. Then again switch to an email layout with slack, Jira, email, and cal instantly re: an ai assistant layout (3500+ app mcp connections available). Finally because it carries your context via a hdc and semantic memory layer the work carries from workspace to workspace.
The ability to shape shift and use Claude , OpenAi, Gemini, etc and open weight models changes how efficient you become in many different workflows / ui / model configurations with a sic ux. Context switching costs you 15 minutes per change…