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Communication Best Practices

🚧 Work in Progress - This page is being developed with comprehensive communication techniques.

Master the art of communicating effectively with Claude Code for optimal vibe coding flow.

Core Communication Principles

1. Context is King 👑

The foundation of great vibe coding is rich context:

  • Share your mental model: Explain how you think about the problem
  • Provide project context: Reference your CLAUDE.md and key files
  • Use @filename: Direct Claude's attention to specific files
  • Explain constraints: Share limitations, preferences, and requirements

2. Be Specific, Not Verbose 🎯

Quality over quantity in communication:

  • Clear requirements: What exactly needs to be done?
  • Expected outcomes: What should the result look like?
  • Constraints matter: Performance, style, compatibility requirements
  • Examples help: Show what you want when words aren't enough

3. Embrace the Conversational Flow 💬

Vibe coding is about natural dialogue:

  • Ask questions: Don't assume - clarify when unsure
  • Think out loud: Share your reasoning and explore ideas
  • Build incrementally: Start simple and add complexity gradually
  • Iterate together: Refine and improve through conversation

Communication Patterns

The Perfect Project Kickoff 🚀

"I want to build a React component library. Let me think through the 
architecture first, then we'll set up the project structure and 
implement a few core components."

Deep Code Exploration 🔍

"Can you help me understand this codebase? Let's start by exploring 
the main entry points and understanding the overall architecture."

Collaborative Problem Solving 🧠

"I'm stuck on this algorithm. Can you think through different 
approaches with me? I want something that's both performant and readable."

Advanced Communication Techniques

🚧 Coming Soon: Advanced patterns for complex projects, debugging sessions, and architecture discussions.

Common Communication Anti-Patterns

🚧 Coming Soon: What to avoid and how to correct common communication mistakes.

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