Claude Code Hooks: auto-format, block dangerous commands, enforce tests — no reminders needed
CLAUDE.md is advice; hooks are law. Scripts run at fixed points in the agent loop, so the result is guaranteed.
n8n, agents, AI in everyday processes. · 13 articles
CLAUDE.md is advice; hooks are law. Scripts run at fixed points in the agent loop, so the result is guaranteed.
Not just a terminal chat — headless mode turns Claude Code into a CLI command you can drop into automated pipelines.
Anthropic's official action runs on your own runner: automated PR review, issue triage, docs sync, scheduled maintenance.
Run n8n with Docker on a laptop or VPS, persist data, add HTTPS — and what to do before running it for real.
Combine the Anthropic Chat Model, conversation memory and tools (HTTP, Google Sheets, databases) into an agent that runs inside a workflow.
Automate 90% of content drafting for a page or blog and keep the most important 10% for humans: deciding whether it goes out.
A common mistake: putting an LLM in every step. Good workflows use code/if-else for the certain parts and AI for the fuzzy parts.
“How do I request leave?”, “What's the prod deploy process?” — a bot that answers from internal docs, cites sources, doesn't make things up.
A few-dollar microcontroller reads sensors, publishes over MQTT, Home Assistant automates — plus an AI assistant you talk to in plain language.
The most common AI automation pattern: read → classify → extract → route, with a confidence threshold so humans handle the hard cases.
Instead of opening 10 tabs every morning, let a workflow collect sources, dedupe, rank and send a summary to Slack/Telegram/email.
Not everything AI can do is worth automating. Score by frequency, time, cost of errors and data readiness.
Swap the boring loading spinner for a character that changes motion with the agent’s Idle, Working and Sleeping states.
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