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I browse popular GitHub projects daily to find tools that can optimize my workflow. Today, I found that half of them are part of the Claude Code ecosystem. Here are three worth checking out:

claude-code-best-practice (+2407⭐)
A compilation of 87 CC usage tips + 8 community workflow comparisons. Suitable for beginners or those who want to systematize their use after some experience.
oh-my-claudecode (+1126⭐)
An agent orchestration framework with 19 preset agents + automatic model routing (simple tasks use Haiku to save costs, complex tasks automatically upgrade to Opus). The most interest

The latest salary of Elon Musk has been credited, $551
for two weeks, 2.74 million impressions.
Total earnings have reached $2060. The past three years have been a kind of waiting period for $1508 , with the recent two weeks' $551 accounting for 27% of the total income.
Three months: 9.3 million impressions, 364,000 interactions, 63,000 favorites.
The growth curve looks even better than the income itself.

I've always wanted to build an AI health management system for myself and my family, gradually filling it in with each checkup, doctor visit, and medication. These past few days while visiting my parents, I set up theirs too.
Inspired by @coolish's previous health management approach, I built this in a day using Claude Code + Obsidian:
📸 Photograph medicine boxes → AI automatically identifies drug names, dosages, frequency
📋 Photograph health reports (30+ pages) → AI reads each page, extracts abnormal markers, establishes trend comparisons
🗂 Organize by family member → Medical history, medi

166 Discord servers, cleaned down to 16.
A legacy of the airdrop era—ZK, Arb, OP, Starknet, NFT, nodes, GameFi, totaling 30,000 unread mentions. Opening Discord felt like walking into an abandoned mall every time.
Today I automated the entire cleanup in 2 minutes using Claude Code:
• Built a Discord Bot to gain server admin permissions
• Extracted the complete server list from the browser via Chrome CDP
• One Python script batch calling APIs—ran 120 servers at once, 0 failures
Also added a Telegram group-leaving script on the side: 54 groups + 89 channels can be cleared anytime.
I used to thin

As your Claude understands you more and more

Claude Opus 4.6 comes with 1M context, but you can't see by default how much you've used or how much is left. My previous clumsy workaround was to check the 😂 backend dashboard on the web.
Now I found that adding one line `statusLine` in settings.json displays real-time at the bottom: model version, context usage, git branch, session duration, and 7-day quota percentage.
Super useful when running multiple windows in parallel—one glance shows all statuses. Couldn't be more convenient!

You're an AI with an even worse temper than I do.

Claude Code's iteration speed is terrifying: every time you exit the terminal and come back, the version number goes up by 1.