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Quick wins for better results with AI coding tools.
Instead of "make a website", say "create a single-page portfolio site with a dark theme, hero section with my name, an about section, and a contact form using HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript." The more detail you give, the better the result.
If the AI suggests a command you don't recognize, type "explain what this command does before running it." This builds your understanding and keeps you safe at the same time.
Most AI coding tools let you create a rules file (like CLAUDE.md for Claude Code) that tells the AI your preferences. Add your coding style, preferred frameworks, and any constraints once, and it remembers.
Ask your AI to "commit the current changes" frequently. If something breaks, you can always go back. Use branches for experiments so your main code stays clean.
Don't ask the AI to build your entire app at once. Start with one feature, get it working, then add the next. This gives you much better results and makes debugging easier.
Claude Code is great for complex reasoning. Gemini CLI handles huge codebases. Codex CLI is the safest. Use the right tool for the job - you can switch between them on the same project.
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