Claude Code's Long-Running Workflows
trq212 · x · 2026-07-20
This is a podcast/interview snippet about Claude Code, focusing on how they design and use coding agents.
Key topics include:
- The differences between /loop, /goal, and workflows: they all let agents run for extended periods but serve different purposes
- Live demo: using Claude to edit and publish a video
- Using HTML artifacts for planning and learning
Overall, it discusses integrating agents into real-world development workflows rather than just talking about raw model capabilities.
Related event: Claude Code Team Shares Long-Running Agent Workflows(5 posts)→
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