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The toolchain I actually run.
The toolchain I run day-to-day. Nothing aspirational — only what's actively in use.
Editor
Claude Code
primary editor; agents do most of the typing
~/.claude/skills/
reusable workflows pinned per project
~/.claude/commands/
slash-commands I rebuild often (review, brainstorm, ship)
VS Code
fallback for surgical edits and diffs
MCP servers I run
lean-ctx
compresses repo reads; cuts context cost ~90%
playwright
browser automation, screenshots in agent runs
knowledge-graph
personal notes + project history
Prompts I treat as code
git-tracked prompts
version + review like any source file
skills/ scaffolding
reusable, composable, testable
evals on the way
regression suite for the highest-leverage prompts
Supporting tools
iTerm + zsh
still where the agents live
Linear + Slack
team coordination
Obsidian
writing first drafts before they hit /writing
Where I don't use AI
production secrets
never paste credentials, even into a sandbox
live incident triage
raw logs first, agent assistance second
commit message archaeology
git blame is faster than asking