Claude Code Creator on Getting 10x Efficiency from Agents
11/02/2026 — 11/02, 09:18·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Boris, the creator of Claude Code, published the second installment of a series on getting more out of the tool, drawing on his experience b…
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On 2026-11-02, Juejin published the second installment of a series by Boris, the creator of Claude Code, about how to apply Agents to reach 10x efficiency. Boris built Claude Code from scratch, and the article draws on his own experience of growing the tool from zero, focusing on how to go beyond merely getting the work done and actually improve productivity.
The piece is the second in the series. The first article covered how to get started with Claude Code. This follow-up picks up from that onboarding material and centers on the various problems encountered during actual development. Only this one article is currently available, and there is no reporting yet on what comes next in the series.
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Boris, the person who built Claude Code from scratch, writes in the second installment of his series about getting well past the point where the agent can simply do the job. The piece follows his earlier getting-started guide and works through the problems that come up in real development.
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