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Hello.

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Hey,

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everyone. I'm Boris.

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I'm a member of technical staff here at Anthropic,

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and I created QuadCode.

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And here to talk to you a little bit about some practical tips and tricks for

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using QuadCode.

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It's going to be very practical.

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I'm not going to go too much into the history or the theory or anything like this.

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And,

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yeah, before we start,

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actually, can we get a quick show of hands who has used QuadCode before?

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Yeah, all right,

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that's what we like to see.

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For everyone that didn't raise your hands,

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I know you're not supposed to do this while people are talking,

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but if you can open your laptop and type this,

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and

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this will help you install quad code just so you can follow along for the rest of the talk.

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All

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you need is Node .js if you have it,

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this should work.

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Yeah,

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you don't have to follow along,

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but if you don't have it yet,

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yeah,

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this is your chance to install it so you can follow along.

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So what is quad code?

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Quad code is a new kind of AI assistant.

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And there's been different generations of AI assistants for coding.

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Most of them have been about completing,

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you know, like a line at a time,

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completing a few lines of code at a time.

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Quad code is not for that.

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It's fully agentic.

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So it's meant for building features,

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for writing entire functions,

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entire files,

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fixing entire bugs at the same time.

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And what's kind of cool about Cloud Code is it works with all of your tools.

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And you don't have to change out your workflow.

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You don't have to swap everything to start using it.

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So whatever IDE you use,

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if you use VS Code or if you use Xcode or if you

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use JetBrains IDEs,

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there's some people at Anthropic that you can't pry them from their cold,

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dead hands.

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But they use Cloud Code.

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Because Cloud Code works with every single IDE,

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every terminal out there.

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It'll work locally over remote SSH,

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over Tmux,

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whatever environment you're in,

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you can run it.

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It's general purpose,

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and this is something where if you haven't used these kind of free -form coding

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assistants in the past,

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it can be kind of hard to figure out how to get started,

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because you open it up and you just see a prompt bar,

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and you might wonder,

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like, what do I do with this?

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What do I type in?

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It's a power tool,

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so you can use it for a lot of things.

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But also,

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because it can do so much,

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we don't try to guide you towards a particular workflow.

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Because really,

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you should be able to use it however you want as an engineer.

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As

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you open up Cloud Code for the first time,

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there's a few things that we recommend doing to get your environment set up.

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And these are pretty straightforward.

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So run terminal setup.

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This will give you shift enter for new lines,

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so you don't have to do backslashes to enter new lines.

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It makes it a little bit nicer to use.

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Do slash theme to set light mode or dark mode or Daltonize themes.

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You can do slash install GitHub app.

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So today we announced a GitHub app where you can mention

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Claude on any GitHub issue or pull request.

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So to install it,

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just run this command in your terminal.

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You can customize the set of allowed tools

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that you can use so you're not prompted for it every time.

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This is pretty convenient.

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For stuff that I'm prompted about a bunch,

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I'll definitely customize it in this way so I don't have to accept it every time.

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And something that I actually do is for a lot of my prompts,

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I won't hand type them into a quad code.

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If you're on Mac OS,

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you can go into your system settings under accessibility is dictation and

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you can enable it.

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And so something I do is you just hit like that dictation key twice and

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you can just speak your prompt.

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And it helps a lot to have specific prompts.

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So this is actually pretty awesome.

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You can just talk to quad code and like you would another engineer and you don't have

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to type a lot of code.

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So when you're starting out with Cloud Code,

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it's so freeform and it can do everything.

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What do you start with?

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The thing I recommend above everything else is starting with Codebase Q &A.

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So just asking questions to your Codebase.

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This is something that we teach new hires at Anthropic.

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So on the first day in technical onboarding,

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you learn about Cloud Code,

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you download it,

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you get it set up,

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and then you immediately start asking questions about the Codebase.

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And in the past,

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when you were doing technical onboarding,

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it's something that taxes the team a lot.

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You have to ask other engineers on the team questions.

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You have to look around the code,

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and this takes a while.

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You have to figure out how to use the tools.

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This takes a long time.

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With quad code,

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you can just ask quad code,

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and it'll explore the code base.

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It'll answer these kind of questions.

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And so,

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at Anthropic,

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onboarding used to take about two or three weeks for technical hires.

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It's now about two or three days.

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What's also

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kind of cool about Q &A is we don't do any sort of indexing.

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So, there's no remote database with your code.

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We don't upload it anywhere.

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Your code stays local.

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We do not...

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generative models on the code.

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So it's there,

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you control it,

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there's no indices or anything like this.

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And what that means is also there's no setup.

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So you start Claude,

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you download it, you start it,

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there's no indexing,

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you don't have to wait, you can just use it right away.

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This is a technical talk.

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So I'm going to show some very specific prompts and very specific code samples that you can

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use and hopefully improve and up -level your quad code experience.

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So some kind of questions that you can ask is,

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you know,

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like, how is this particular piece of code used?

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Or how do I instantiate this thing?

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And quad code, it won't just do,

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like, a text search and try to answer this.

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It'll often go a level deeper,

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and it'll try to find examples of how is this class instantiated?

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How is it used?

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And it'll give you a much deeper answer.

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So something that you would get out of a wiki or documentation instead of just like command F.

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Something that I do a lot also is

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ask it about git history.

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So for example,

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you know,

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why does this function have 15 arguments?

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And why are the arguments named this weird way?

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And this is something I bet in all of our codebases you have some function like this

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or some class like this.

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And Cloud Code can look through Git history,

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and it'll look to figure out how did these arguments get introduced,

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and who introduced them,

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and what was the situation,

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what are the issues that those commits link to.

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And it'll look through all this and summarize it.

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And you don't have to tell it that in all this detail.

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You just ask it.

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So just say,

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look through Git history,

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and it'll know to do this.

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The reason it knows,

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by the way, is not because we prompted it to.

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There's nothing in the system prompt about looking through Git history.

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It knows it because the model is awesome.

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And if you tell it to use Git,

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it'll know how to use Git.

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So, we're lucky to be building on such a good model.

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I often ask about GitHub issues.

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So, you know,

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it can use webfetch and it can fetch issues and look up context on issues too,

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and this is pretty awesome.

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And this is something that I do every single Monday

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in our weekly standup is I ask what did I ship this week?

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And quad code looks to the log,

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it knows my username,

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and it'll just give me a nice readout of everything I shipped.

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And I'll just copy and paste that into a doc somewhere.

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So, yeah, that's tip number one.

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For people that have not used Cloud Code before,

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if you're just showing it to someone for the first time,

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onboarding your team,

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the thing we definitely recommend is start with code base Q &A.

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Don't start by using fancy tools.

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Don't start by editing code.

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Just start by asking questions about the code base.

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And that will teach people how to prompt.

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And it will start teaching them this boundary of,

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like, what can Cloud Code do?

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What is it capable of versus what do you need to hold its hand with a little bit more?

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What can be one -shotted?

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What can be two -shotted,

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three -shotted?

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What do you need to use interactive mode for in a REPL?

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Once you're pretty comfortable with Q &A,

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you can dive into editing code.

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This is the next thing.

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And the cool thing about any sort of agentic,

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you know,

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like using LM in an agentic way is you give it tools and it's just like magical.

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It figures out how to use the tools.

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And with Cloud Code,

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we give it a pretty small set of tools.

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It's not a lot.

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And so it has a tool to edit files.

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It has a tool to run bash commands.

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It has a tool to search files.

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And it'll string these together to explore the code.

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brainstorm, and then finally make edits.

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And you don't have to prompt it specifically to use this tool and this tool

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and this tool.

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You just say, you know,

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do this thing and it'll figure out how to do it.

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It'll string it together in the right way that makes sense for quad code.

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a lot of ways to use this.

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Something I like to do sometimes is before having quad jump

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in to write code,

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I'll ask it to brainstorm a little bit or make a plan.

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This is something we highly recommend and something I see sometimes is people,

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you know, they take cloud code and they ask it,

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hey, implement this enormous like 3 ,000 line feature.

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But sometimes what happens is the thing that it builds is not at all the thing that you wanted.

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And the easiest way to get the result you want is ask

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it to think first.

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make a plan,

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run it by me,

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ask for approval before you write code.

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And you don't have to use plan mode.

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You don't have to use any special tools to do this.

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All you have to do is ask Claude,

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and it'll know to do this.

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So just say,

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before you write code,

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make a plan.

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That's it.

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This is also,

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I want to think with this one,

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this commit push PR,

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this is a really common incantation that I use.

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There's nothing special about it,

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but Cloud is kind of smart enough to interpret this,

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so it'll make a commit,

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it'll push it to the branch,

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make a branch, and then make a pull request for me on GitHub.

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You don't have to explain anything.

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it'll look through the history,

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it'll look through the Git log by itself to figure out the commit format and all the stuff,

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and it'll make the commit and push it the right way.

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we're not system prompting it to do this,

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it just knows how to do this.

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The model is good.

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you're going to want to start to plug in your team's tools.

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And there's generally two kinds of tools.

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So one is batch tools.

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this like barley CLI,

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this isn't a real thing.

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But you can say use the CLI to do something.

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And you can tell Cloud Code about this.

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And you can tell it to use,

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for example, like dash dash help to figure out how to use it.

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And this is efficient.

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If you find yourself using it a lot,

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you can also dump this into your Cloud MD,

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which we'll talk about in a bit,

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so Cloud can remember this across sessions.

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But this is a common pattern we follow at Anthropic,

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and we see external customers use,

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too. And same thing with MCP.

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Cloud Code can use bash tools,

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it can use MCP tools.

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just tell it about the tools,

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and you can add the MCP tool,

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and you can tell it how to use it,

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and it'll just start using it.

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code base,

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you can just give it all of your tools,

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all the tools your team already uses for this code base,

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and code code can use it on your behalf.

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There's

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a few common workflows,

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and this is the one that I talked about already,

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so kind of do a little bit of exploration,

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do a little bit of planning,

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and ask me for confirmation before you start to write code.

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These other two on the right are extremely powerful.

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When Cloud has some way to check its work,

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so, for example,

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by writing unit tests or screenshotting in Puppeteer or screenshotting

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the iOS simulator,

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then it can iterate.

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And this is incredible because if you give it,

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for example, a mock and you say,

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build this web UI,

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it'll get it pretty good.

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But if you had to iterate two or three times,

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often it gets it almost perfect.

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So the trick is give it some sort of tool that it can use for feedback

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to check its work.

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And then based on that,

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it will iterate by itself and you're going to get a much better result.

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So whatever your domain is,

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if it's unit test or integration test or screenshots for apps or web

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or anything, just give it a way to see its result and it'll iterate and get better.

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So

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these are the next steps.

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Teach Quad how to use your tools and figure out the right workflow.

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If you want Quad to jump into code,

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if you want it to brainstorm a little bit,

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make a plan, if you want it to iterate,

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kind of have some sense of that so you know how to prompt Quad to do what you want.

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As you go deeper,

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beyond tools,

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you want to start to give Claude more context.

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And the more context,

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the smarter the decisions will be.

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Because as an engineer working in a codebase,

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you have a ton of context in your head about your systems and all the history and everything

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else. So there's different ways to give this to Claude.

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And as you give Claude more context,

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it'll do better.

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There's different ways to do this.

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The simplest one is what we call ClaudeMD.

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And Claude .md is the special file name.

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The simplest place to put it is in the project root.

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So the same directory you start Cloud in,

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put a Cloud MD in there.

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And that will get automatically read into context at the start of every session.

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And essentially the first user turn will include the Cloud MD.

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You can also have a local Cloud MD.

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And this one you don't usually check into source control.

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So Cloud MD,

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you should check into source control,

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share with your team so that you can read it once and share it with your team.

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This one you don't check in.

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It's just for you.

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The kinds of things you put in QuadMD,

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it's like common bash commands,

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common MCP tools,

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architectural decisions,

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important files,

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anything that you would kind of typically need to know in order to work in this code base.

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Try to keep it pretty short,

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because if it gets too long,

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it's just going to use up a bunch of context,

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and it's usually not that useful.

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So just try to keep it as short as you can.

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And for example,

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in our code base, we have common bash commands,

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we have a style guide,

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we have a few core files,

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kind of things like that.

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All the other QuadMDs,

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you can put them in other nested child directories,

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and Quad will pull them in on -demand.

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So these are the QuadMDs that will get pulled in automatically,

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but then also you can put QuadMDs in nested directories,

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and those will get automatically pulled when Quad works in those directories.

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And of course,

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if you're a company,

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maybe you want a QuadMD that's shared across all the different code bases,

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and you want to manage it on behalf of your users,

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and you can put it in your enterprise route,

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and that'll get pulled in automatically.

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There's a ton of ways to pull in context.

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I actually had a lot of trouble putting this fight together just to communicate the breadth of

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ways you can do this.

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But CloudMD is pulled in automatically.

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You can also use slash commands.

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So this is .cloud slash commands,

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and this can be in your home directory,

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or it can be checked into your project.

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And this is for slash commands.

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And over here,

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we have a few examples of the slash commands that

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we have in Cloud Code itself.

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And so, for example,

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if you're in the Cloud Code repo and you see issues getting labeled,

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that's actually this workflow running here.

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It's labeled GitHub issues.

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And we have a GitHub action running,

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the same one we talked about this morning,

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where Cloud Code will run this command and it's just a slash command.

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It'll run and it'll label the issues so humans don't have to.

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It just saves us a bunch of time.

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And,

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of course, you can add mention files to pull them into context.

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And,

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like I said before,

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QuadMDs in a nested directory get pulled in when Quad works in that directory.

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So give Cloud more context,

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and it's definitely worth taking the time to tune context.

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You can run it through a prompt improver.

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Consider who the context is for.

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If you want to pull it in every time,

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if you want to pull it in on demand,

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if you want to share it with a team,

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if it's a personal preference,

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definitely take the time to tune it.

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This will improve performance dramatically if you do it right.

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As

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you get more advanced...

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You're going to want to think about this a little bit more,

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this kind of hierarchy of different ways to pull in everything.

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So, like,

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not just QuadMD,

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but also config and kind of everything

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about Quad you can pull in in this hierarchical way.

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So,

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projects are specific to your Git repo,

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and this you can check in or you can make it just for you.

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You can also have global configs that are across all your projects,

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or you can have enterprise policies.

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And this is essentially a global config that you roll out for all of your employees,

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everyone on your team automatically.

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And this slide is pretty information dense,

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but the point is this applies to a lot of stuff.

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So you can do this for slash commands,

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you can do it for permissions.

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So for example,

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if you have a bash command that you would run for all your employees,

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like all your employees use this test command,

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for example.

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You can actually just check it into this enterprise policies file.

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And then any employee,

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when they run this command,

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it will be auto -approved,

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which is pretty convenient.

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And you can also use this to block commands.

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So, for example,

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let's say there's a URL that should never be fetched.

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Just add it to this config,

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and that'll make it so an employee cannot override it.

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And that URL can never be fetched.

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So,

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pretty convenient both to unblock people and also just to keep your code base safe.

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And then same thing for MCP servers.

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Have a MCP JSON file,

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check it into the code base.

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That way any time someone runs quad code in your code base,

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they'll be prompted to install the MCP servers and share it with the team.

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If

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you're not sure which of these to use,

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this is like a kind of an insane matrix because we support a lot of stuff and engineer workflows

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are very flexible and every company is different.

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So we kind of want to support everything.

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So if you're not sure how to get started,

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I would recommend start with shared project context.

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You write this once and then you share it with everyone on the team and you get this kind of network effect where,

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you know, someone does a little bit of work and everyone on the team benefits.

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There's

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a lot of tools built into Cloud to manage this.

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So as an example,

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if you run slash memory,

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you can see all the different memory files that are getting pulled in.

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So maybe I have an enterprise policy,

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I have my user memory,

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I have project Cloud MD,

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and then maybe there's a nested Cloud MD that's only pulled in for certain directories.

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And then similarly,

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when you do slash memory,

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you can edit particular memory files.

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When you type pound sign to remember something,

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you can pick which memory you want it to go to.

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So

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yeah, that's the next step.

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Take the time to configure QuadMD,

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MCP servers,

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all the stuff that your team uses so that you can use it once,

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configure it once,

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and then share it with everyone.

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An example of this is in our apps repo for Anthropic.

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This is like the repo that we have all of our web and apps code in.

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There's a Puppeteer MCP server,

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and we share this with the team.

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And there's an MCP JSON checked in,

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so any engineer working in that repo can use Puppeteer in order to pilot end -to -end

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tests and to screenshot automatically and iterate so that every engineer doesn't have to install it themselves.

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