code-pilot

Claude Code workflow automates development tasks using AI. Operations teams benefit from streamlined code generation, review, and debugging. Connects to Claude Code for efficient development workflows.

[{"step":"Prepare your environment","action":"Ensure you have Claude Code installed and authenticated. Set up your project repository locally with proper file structure. For Python projects, verify you have a virtual environment activated.","tip":"Use 'claude code --version' to check installation. For Python projects, run 'python -m venv venv' and activate it before starting."},{"step":"Define the task precisely","action":"Specify exactly what needs to be done using the prompt template. Include repository path, specific changes required, and any constraints (performance requirements, security standards, etc.).","tip":"Be specific about expected behavior. Instead of 'fix the bug', say 'fix the race condition in the user session cleanup that occurs when multiple requests hit simultaneously'."},{"step":"Execute the workflow","action":"Run the command in your terminal with all placeholders filled. Monitor the output for any errors or prompts. The AI will handle the code analysis, implementation, testing, and documentation automatically.","tip":"For large changes, consider breaking into smaller tasks. Use 'claude code --dry-run' first to preview changes without applying them."},{"step":"Review and iterate","action":"Examine the generated changes and test results. If needed, provide feedback to the AI for adjustments. Commit the changes only after manual verification.","tip":"Check the git diff carefully. Look for unintended changes, commented code, or test files that shouldn't be committed."},{"step":"Integrate into CI/CD","action":"Add the automated workflow to your CI pipeline. Configure triggers for specific branches or pull requests. Set up notifications for test failures or security issues.","tip":"For GitHub Actions, create a workflow file that runs 'claude code' with your standard parameters. Cache dependencies for faster execution."}]