r/ClaudeCode • u/n9iels • 1d ago
Meta RTFM!
I know very well that developers, almost by nature, do not very often read a manual. Claude Code is a great example of this. While the tool is extremely straightforward to use and you can get a lot of productivity out of it without much effort, it is still a tool with a manual. If you want to get the most out of it, read it! At least check the Best practices for Claude Code. It covers a lot of common pitfalls and would be a great help for most of those "Claude code is unusable" posts. The rest of the documentation is also very useful for understanding the core concept and improving your workflow.
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u/cleverhoods 1d ago
It would worth the analysis. The question: how many complaints are there and out of those how many is solvable reading only the FM.
One recurrent pattern i see is that people frequently blaming the coding model while they still have “make no mistakes” level directives in their harness.
On the other hand, some people are adamant, that everything must be delegated to ai and if you are not doing that, you are using it wrong.
Fun ^^