Layering Claude Skills over deterministic Makefiles for complex AI-automated workflows
bradneuberg · x · 2026-10-15
bradneuberg shares a first-hand workflow: keep deterministic Makefiles and scripts for core workflows, then layer project-specific Claude Skills on top, orchestrating them into complex automated pipelines. He also recommends writing RFCs before major work — giving the AI an initial plan while constraining future AI-driven changes.
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