"One of our favorite tools is Claude Code, the AI coding assistant from Anthropic, which we're using to explore ideas, ship features, and create documentation. But while Claude Code is powerful out of the box, its real potential emerges when you customize it to fit your workflow. In this article, I'm going to walk through a handful of tips and tricks that help you move beyond simply entering prompts into a text box."
"You can solve these kinds of paper cuts by using hooks to: Run scripts at specific points in a Claude Code conversation (e.g., before calling a tool) Automatically steer the behavior of the model during the conversation For example, here's how to solve the problem of Claude Code starting the development server: Create a script that detects the command: input=$(cat) command=$(echo "$input" | jq -r '.tool_input.command')"
Lingo.dev builds an AI-powered localization platform and uses Claude Code for coding assistance, idea exploration, feature shipping, and documentation. Claude Code is powerful by default, but greater value appears when it is customized to match specific developer workflows. Hooks enable running scripts at specific points in a conversation and automatically steering model behavior. An example hook script detects pnpm run dev commands and blocks attempts to start the development server. The script is made executable and enabled via the .claude/settings.json PreToolUse hook. Customization reduces disruptive actions and adapts Claude Code to team needs.
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